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Benchmark Review 9/23

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1.

Josh hiked up a mountain of 13,721 feet. Grant hiked up a different mountain of 11,259 feet.

What is the value of 2 in 13,721 compared to the value of 2 in 11,259?

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2.

Which number has a 9 that is 1/100  the value of the 9 in 2965.3?  

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3.

Which number has a 4 that is 10 times the value of the 4 in 366.48?

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4.

Part A
If Josie was given 738 pennies each day for 105 days, how many pennies would she have?

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Part B
Since 1 dollar = 102 pennies, how many dollars would be equal to the number of pennies Josie had in the answer to Part A?

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6.

Look at the following equation.

5 x 102 + 3 x 101 + 8 x 103 + 0 x 100

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7.

Mrs. Crawley earns $24.25 for every hour she works. Her goal is to earn $24,250. Which shows the number of hours Mrs. Crawley will have to work to reach her goal?

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8.

write 61.073 in expanded form by choosing the number that goes in each dropdown box.

(6 x ) + (7 x )

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9.

Drag each decimal below to its equivalent expanded form.

5 x 10 + 6 x 1 + 2 x 1/10 + 9 x 1/100

5 x 100 + 6 x 10 +2 x 1 + 9 x 1/10

5 x 1 + 6 x 1/10 + 2 x 1/100 + 9 x 1/1000


Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

562.9

5.629

56.29

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10.

What is 1 cross times 100 plus 8 cross times 10 plus 6 cross times 1 plus 5 cross times left parenthesis 1 obelus divided by 10 right parenthesis plus 4 cross times left parenthesis 1 obelus divided by 100 right parenthesis plus 7 left parenthesis 1 obelus divided by 1000 right parenthesis written in standard form?

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11.

Which statement is true about the numbers 9.61, 9.5, and 9.7?

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12.

Four runners finish a race with the following times:

 

Runner 1: 14.032 seconds

Runner 2: 13.971 seconds

Runner 3: 14.002 seconds

Runner 4: 13.975 seconds

 

Which statement about the race results is true?

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13.

Syntax error from line 1 column 49 to line 1 column 69. Unexpected 'mathsize'.

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14.

Scott bought a T-shirt, and the tax on the sale came to $0.62434. He rounds the tax amount to the nearest hundredth using the two methods listed below.
 

Method I: He first rounds $0.62434 to $0.624 and then rounds $0.624 to $0.62. 

Method II: Because the number in the thousandths place is less than 5, he rounds $0.62434 to $0.62.

 

Which of these methods is always correct?

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15.

Look at the numbers in the first column of the chart below. Round each number to the nearest tenth. Select the cell in each row with the correctly rounded number.

427.3

427.4

427.5

427.548

427.261

427.492

427.427

427.339

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16.

What is the product of 495 and 87?

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17.

Amy wants to see how big her living room is. She found that her living room is 15 feet long and 12 feet wide.

What is the area of Amy's living room?

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18.

Mrs. Taylor's class held a shirt fundraiser for their trip to the city. They sold 504 shirts during their fundraiser.

Which expression equals the amount of shirts Mrs. Taylor's class sold?

Use this information to answer the following questions.

Logan’s family is very organized. They have a storage shelf with boxes of all of the stuff they want to keep but don’t need every day. The boxes are different shapes and sizes, but each is carefully labeled.

Logan knew that he had packed up all of his 125 toy cars. Logan’s sister had packed up 11 of her dolls. One summer his family decided to have a yard sale.

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19.

Part A
If Logan sold all of his toy cars for $0.99 each, how much would he earn?

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Use the information to answer Part A and Part B.

Fiona has 1,680 stuffed animals.  

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Part A
If Fiona puts her stuffed animals in groups of 35, how many groups of stuffed animals would Fiona have?

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A local afterschool program has 253 students. The program directors want to divide the students into groups of 23 in order to play a game.

How many groups of students will there be?

Use the information provided to answer Part A and Part B.

Erica is shopping for bags of Halloween candy and finds four of her favorites at the store.

  • Chocolate Bars - $2.79

  • Bubble Gum - $1.88

  • Lollipops - $2.37

  • Taffy - $3.02

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Part A
How much money does Erica need to buy one bag of chocolate bars and one bag of lollipops?

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Dan bought 5.6 pounds of strawberries. The strawberries cost $1.85 per pound.

What was the total cost of the strawberries Dan bought?

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27.

Iris is on a hike with her family. They plan to walk 15.5 miles for the day. If they have already hiked 4.89 miles, how many more miles do they have left?  

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28.

Krissy ran three miles one morning. She ran the first mile in 11.74 minutes, the second mile in 11.26 minutes, and the third mile in 12.12 minutes.

Rounded to the nearest hundredth, what is the total number of minutes that it took Krissy to run these three miles?

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20.

Part B
If Logan's sister sold each of her dolls for $2.50, how much would she earn?

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22.

Part B
If Fiona puts her stuffed animals in groups of 56, how many groups of stuffed animals would Fiona have?

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25.

Part B
If Erica buys 1 bag of taffy and pays with a $10 bill, how much change should she get back?