EAGLE 6.NS.3 Subject: Mathematics, Grade: 6, Year Created: 2016
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Test
1)
Multiply:
55.7 × 0.6
[6.NS.B.03]; DOK=1
0.3342
3.342
33.42
3,342
2)
Simplify: 23.85 ÷ 0.15
[6.NS.B.03]; DOK=1
1.59
15.9
159
1590
3)
James has two empty honey jars. Each jar has an empty weight of 0.83 pound. After being filled with
honey, the first jar weighs 3.71 pounds and the second jar weighs 3.64 pounds. What is the weight of
the honey in the jars?
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5.69 pounds
6.52 pounds
7.35 pounds
9.01 pounds
4)
Chanelle made a gold compound for jewelry by melting 0.656 kilograms of silver with 1.321 kilograms
of gold. How many kilograms of gold compound did she produce?
[6.NS.B.03]; DOK=3
0.656 kilograms
0.665 kilograms
1.321 kilograms
1.977 kilograms
5)
Fatima has a pile of gold dust with a mass of 1.999 grams. She wants to have exactly 2 grams of
gold dust in the pile. How many grams of gold dust does she need to add to the pile?
[6.NS.B.03]; DOK=3
0.001 grams
0.111 grams
0.0001 grams
0.1111 grams
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6)
Jesse has a 13.47-ounce bar of gold. He cuts 1.55 ounces off to make a piece of jewelry. How much
gold is left in the bar?
[6.NS.B.03]; DOK=3
8.84 ounces
9.32 ounces
11.92 ounces
15.02 ounces
7)
Which expression below is equivalent to 1.0947?
[6.NS.B.03]; DOK=1
1.23 × 0.89
1.23 + 0.89
1.23 – 0.89
1.23 ÷ 0.89
8)
Evaluate:
58.6 × 0.005 =
[6.NS.B.03]; DOK=3
0.0293
0.293
2.93
29.3
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