STAAR-Based Assessment - Read each question carefully. For a multiple-choice question, determine the best answer to the question from the four answer choices provided. For numeric answers, enter only a number.
STAAR-Based Assessment - Read each question carefully. For a multiple-choice question, determine the best answer to the question from the four answer choices provided. For numeric answers, enter only a number.
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Question 1
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The table shows the number of various types of fish in the Gulf of Mexico. The number of redfish is missing.
The number of redfish is 24,560 more than the number of trout. What is the combined number of these four types of Gulf of Mexico fish?
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Question 2
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Derek bought a shirt from the store. The original price of the shirt was 23.98. Derek paid 5.50 less than the original price for the shirt. He also bought shorts for 17.95. What is the total Derek paid for the two items?
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Question 3
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Alana baked cookies for her teachers. She baked the sugar cookies for 61/4 minutes and the oatmeal cookies for 9.5 minutes. What was the combined time that Alana spent baking the two types of cookies?
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Question 4
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Aaron needed school supplies for a project. He bought a poster board for 97 cents. He also bought new markers for $3.19. He gave the cashier a 10 bill. How much change did Aaron receive?
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Question 5
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Elijah has a pig, a dog, and a hamster. Altogether, the animals weigh 176.113 pounds. Elijah’s pig weighs 116.8 pounds, and his hamster weighs 0.063 pounds. How much does Elijah’s dog weigh?
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Question 6
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A runner is running a marathon. The marathon distance is 26.2 miles. She has run 183/10 miles so far. How much farther does the runner need to run to complete her race?
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Question 7
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The number line represents an expression with a fraction.
Which expression does the number line represent?
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Question 8
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Christopher was calling numbers for bingo. Out of the first 15 numbers that he called, 4/5 of them were composite numbers.
How many of the numbers that Christopher called were composite numbers?
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Question 9
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Which model represents 2/3 of 12?
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Question 10
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Sarah worked on her math homework for 4 days last week. She worked the same amount of an hour each day, as shown in the model. Each circle below represents 1 hour.
How many hours did Sarah work in all?
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Question 11
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The model below represents an expression.
Which expression does the model represent?
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Question 12
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The city of Tyler has 1/6 of a city block reserved for businesses. They will divide the block into equal parts for four businesses.
What is the size of the block that each business will receive?
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Question 13
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Adrian made 14 cups of cupcake batter. He will fill cupcake tins with 1/2 cup of the batter until all the batter is gone. How many cupcakes will Adrian make with his batter?
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Question 14
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Which number line best represents the expression 4 ÷ 1/3 ?