Checkpoint A (1B-1D) Thursday, 9/15 or Friday, 9/16 (23-24)

ORDERING & COMPARING Large Whole Numbers

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3

Order the numbers from least to greatest.
Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

138,594
138,659
138,945

Use the population data in the table below to answer the question.

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2

How many more people live in Indianapolis compared to Fort Wayne?
Work required

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There are _______ more people living in Indianapolis than in Fort Wayne.

EXPONENTS
See below for what to select in the keypad for entering exponents.

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1

Simplify the numerical expression.

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2

1

Enter the answer you got for this problem.

Find the quotient.

2

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

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Enter the quotient for problem #6.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the quotient.

2

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

1

Enter the quotient for problem #8.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the quotient.

2

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

1

Enter the quotient for problem #10.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the dividend.

2

Show the work used to find the dividend.

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Enter the dividend you got in problem #12.

Ms. Gavette built a rectangular garden.  The area of the garden is 9,360 inches squared.  Her garden is 144 inches long.  How wide is Ms. Gavette's garden?
RECALL:  AREA = Length x Width

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Show the work you used to find the width of Ms. Gavette's garden.

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The garden is _______ inches wide.

Susan is planning a bake sale.  She made 1,156 cookies and is selling the cookies, 12 per box.  
Look at the division problem below to answer the prompts.

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How many boxes will Susan need so that all of the cookies are in a box?
Enter the number only, no words

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	Exponential Form	Factored Form	Standard Form


81

	Exponential Form	Factored Form	Standard Form


81

Checkpoint A (1B-1D) Thursday, 9/15 or Friday, 9/16 (23-24)

ORDERING & COMPARING Large Whole Numbers

Order the numbers from least to greatest.Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Use the population data in the table below to answer the question.

How many more people live in Indianapolis compared to Fort Wayne? Work required

EXPONENTS

See below for what to select in the keypad for entering exponents.

Simplify the numerical expression.

Enter the answer you got for this problem.

Find the quotient.

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

Enter the quotient for problem #6.If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the quotient.

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

Enter the quotient for problem #8.If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the quotient.

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

Enter the quotient for problem #10.If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the dividend.

Show the work used to find the dividend.

Enter the dividend you got in problem #12.

Ms. Gavette built a rectangular garden. The area of the garden is 9,360 inches squared. Her garden is 144 inches long. How wide is Ms. Gavette's garden?

Show the work you used to find the width of Ms. Gavette's garden.

Susan is planning a bake sale. She made 1,156 cookies and is selling the cookies, 12 per box.

Look at the division problem below to answer the prompts.

How many boxes will Susan need so that all of the cookies are in a box?Enter the number only, no words

If she has a box that was not full, how many cookies are in that box?Enter the number only, no words

ORDERING & COMPARING Large Whole Numbers

Compare (>, <, or =)Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Order the numbers from least to greatest.Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Use the population data in the table below to answer the question.

Which city has the lowest population?Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

How many more people live in Indianapolis compared to Fort Wayne? Work required

EXPONENTS

See below for what to select in the keypad for entering exponents.

Match each term with the correct numerical expression.Work Space provided, but work is NOT required.

Simplify the numerical expression.

Simplify the numerical expression.

Simplify the numerical expression.

Enter the answer you got for this problem.

Find the quotient.

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

Enter the quotient for problem #6.If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the quotient.

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

Enter the quotient for problem #8.If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the quotient.

Show long division work for finding the quotient.

Enter the quotient for problem #10.If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Find the dividend.

Show the work used to find the dividend.

Enter the dividend you got in problem #12.

Ms. Gavette built a rectangular garden. The area of the garden is 9,360 inches squared. Her garden is 144 inches long. How wide is Ms. Gavette's garden?

Show the work you used to find the width of Ms. Gavette's garden.

Susan is planning a bake sale. She made 1,156 cookies and is selling the cookies, 12 per box.

Look at the division problem below to answer the prompts.

How many boxes will Susan need so that all of the cookies are in a box?Enter the number only, no words

If she has a box that was not full, how many cookies are in that box?Enter the number only, no words

Compare (>, <, or =)Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Which city has the lowest population?Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Match each term with the correct numerical expression.Work Space provided, but work is NOT required.

Simplify the numerical expression.

Simplify the numerical expression.

Order the numbers from least to greatest.
Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

How many more people live in Indianapolis compared to Fort Wayne?
Work required

Enter the quotient for problem #6.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Enter the quotient for problem #8.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Enter the quotient for problem #10.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

How many boxes will Susan need so that all of the cookies are in a box?
Enter the number only, no words

If she has a box that was not full, how many cookies are in that box?
Enter the number only, no words

Compare (>, <, or =)
Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Order the numbers from least to greatest.
Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Which city has the lowest population?
Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

How many more people live in Indianapolis compared to Fort Wayne?
Work required

Match each term with the correct numerical expression.

Work Space provided, but work is NOT required.

Enter the quotient for problem #6.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Enter the quotient for problem #8.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

Enter the quotient for problem #10.
If there is a remainder enter as shown in the example below.

How many boxes will Susan need so that all of the cookies are in a box?
Enter the number only, no words

If she has a box that was not full, how many cookies are in that box?
Enter the number only, no words

Compare (>, <, or =)
Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Which city has the lowest population?
Workspace provided, but work is NOT required.

Match each term with the correct numerical expression.

Work Space provided, but work is NOT required.