Unit 4 Pre Test
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19 questions
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Solve each problem. Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to show your thinking.
a. Rico started running at 3:45 p.m. and ran for 42 minutes. He walked another 22 minutes until he got home. What time did he get home?
Solve each problem. Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to show your thinking.
a. Rico started running at 3:45 p.m. and ran for 42 minutes. He walked another 22 minutes until he got home. What time did he get home?
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Solve each problem. Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to show your thinking.
b. The youth winner ran the race in 25 minutes 13 seconds. The adult winner ran the same race in 23 minutes 39 seconds. Who ran faster? (one word)_______
By how much? _______
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Solve each problem. Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to show your thinking.
c. Tammy ran a 2K, a 5K, and then a 12K. How many meters did she run in all?
Solve each problem. Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to show your thinking.
c. Tammy ran a 2K, a 5K, and then a 12K. How many meters did she run in all?
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Solve each problem. Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to show your thinking.
d. Tammy drank 1,100 ml of water before the race, 900 ml of water during the race, and 2 liters of water after the race. How many milliliters of water did she drink in all?
Solve each problem. Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to show your thinking.
d. Tammy drank 1,100 ml of water before the race, 900 ml of water during the race, and 2 liters of water after the race. How many milliliters of water did she drink in all?
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The planners want to provide 8 ounces of grapes for each runner at the end of the race. The grapes they bought came in 6-pound bags. How many 8-ounce servings of grapes can they get out of one 6-pound bag?
The planners want to provide 8 ounces of grapes for each runner at the end of the race. The grapes they bought came in 6-pound bags. How many 8-ounce servings of grapes can they get out of one 6-pound bag?
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Fill in the table.
1_______
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4_______
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Round 588,642 to the nearest hundred:
Round 588,642 to the nearest hundred:
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Round 588,642 to the nearest thousand
Round 588,642 to the nearest thousand
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Round 588,642 to the nearest ten thousand
Round 588,642 to the nearest ten thousand
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a. 699 + 352 =
a. 699 + 352 =
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b. 76,529 + 25,776 =
b. 76,529 + 25,776 =
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c. 1,943 − 999 =
c. 1,943 − 999 =
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d. 87,643 − 25,835 =
d. 87,643 − 25,835 =
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Use the symbols >, <, or =397,000____379,000
Use the symbols >, <, or =
397,000____379,000
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Use the symbols >, <, or =12,489,090 ____12,489,900
Use the symbols >, <, or =
12,489,090 ____12,489,900
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1,572-199 = 1,573-_______
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22,387 + 21,238 = 22,400 + _______
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Jay solved the problems below with the standard algorithm. Fill in the boxes to complete them correctly:
Jay solved the problems below with the standard algorithm. Fill in the boxes to complete them correctly:
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Sage and Ethan are competing in a bicycle race. Sage biked 10,998 meters, and Ethan biked 15,324 meters. How much farther did Ethan bike than Sage? Show your work.
Sage and Ethan are competing in a bicycle race. Sage biked 10,998 meters, and Ethan biked 15,324 meters. How much farther did Ethan bike than Sage? Show your work.