Name
End of Year Assessment
Date
Page 1
Choose the correct answer.
Aisha has two cats. Merlin
weighs 16 pounds. Felix weighs
3 pounds less than Merlin. How
much do the two cats weigh
together?
Which number sentence answers
the question?
16 1 13 5 29
14, 35, 50
16 2 3 5 13
16 1 13 1 3 5 32
How many dots are in the array?
45
48
54
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How many intersections are
there?
18
21
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14, 32, 48
14, 35, 49
16 1 3 5 19
42
Which group of numbers
matches the tags?
25
28
14, 32, 49
How many horizontal lines are
needed to make 24 intersections?
3
4.
5
6
Leroy can use red, green, or
blue markers. He can make a
picture of his house, his school,
or the playground. How many
combinations are there of arker
colors and places to draw?
3
6
9
15
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Name
End of Year Assessment
Date
Which multiplication sentence
does the model show?
Page 2
Maggie drew the first row of an
array. When the array is finished,
it will have a total of 42 squares.
How many rows will the array
have?
5 rows
6 rows
7 rows
8 rows
5 3 6 5 30
Nadia was 5 years old when
her sister Irena was born. When
Irena is 18 years old, how old
will Nadia be?
6 3 6 5 36
6 3 7 5 42
7 3 7 5 49
23
Which is the best estimate for
287 1 695?
700
18
What is the difference?
41 2 17 5
1,000
36
1,100
28 Which values for X and Y show
the jumps for 93 2 57?
57
X
60
93
26
24
Peter is buying a pen that costs
63¢. He has quarters, dimes,
nickels, and pennies. If he uses
the fewest coins possible, how
many coins does he use?
6 coins
X 5 33, Y 5 3
7 coins
X 5 63, Y 5 3
8 coins
X 5 30, Y 5 3
9 coins
X 5 36, Y 5 3
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Form A • Multiple Choice
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Y
15
13
Name
Date
June's birthday party lasts for
3 hours 40 minutes. How many
minutes is that?
200 min
210 min
220 min
340 min
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Chris collects bottle caps. He
has 2,578 caps. If Chris rounds
that number to the nearest
thousand, how many caps will
he say he has?
2,000
2,600
3,000
2,580
Use the base-ten blocks.
Which group of numbers can be
used to make the fact family that
matches this story?
Which number does the model
show?
The marching band is in a
parade. There are 11 rows of
marchers. There are 88 marchers
in all. How many marchers are in
each row?
8, 11, 88
209
219
290
299
Which of the following is
NOT true?
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1,278 < 1,300
7,043 < 7,304
2,009 > 2,101
9,405 > 9,399
Form A • Multiple Choice
88, 77, 11
88, 11, 99
80, 10, 8
Marissa is training to run in a
marathon. She runs 6 miles every
day. How many miles does she
run each week?
30 miles
36 miles
42 miles
45 miles
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For 20 and 21, choose the rule
that tells what to do to each
number in the first column to
get each number in the second
column.
3
15 Add 12.
1
5
Add 4.
7
35
Multiply by 5.
4
20
Multiply by 6.
2
10
4
24
16
Subtract 6.
9
1
Divide by 2.
16
8
18
10
Subtract 8.
3
71
61
51
41
31
72
62
52
42
32
73
63
53
43
33
74
64
54
44
34
75
65
55
45
35
Add 10.
76
66
56
46
36
77
67
57
47
37
78
68
58
48
38
Four friends counted the change
they had in their pockets. The
graph shows the results.
79
69
59
49
39
CHANGE IN OUR POCKETS
1
Add 5.
2
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60
40
20
0
Abe
Ed Sami Tim
Friends
How many friends had at least
35¢ in their pockets?
Count by 10.
Count by 20.
9
12
6
Which rule describes the shaded
numbers?
70
60
50
40
30
The students in Mr. Witt's class
voted for their favorite snack.
The graph shows the results.
How many more students chose
potato chips than chose banana
chips?
Divide by 3.
12
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3
4
Form A • Multiple Choice
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Amount (in cents)
Name
Name
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Date
A group of friends went to the
skating rink. They each paid $7
to get in. Some of them paid
$3 to rent skates. In all, they
spent $44. How many friends are
there? How many rented skates?
Page 5
Which multiplication sentence
represents the entire array?
5 friends; 3 rented skates
5 friends; 2 rented skates
4 friends; 3 rented skates
8 3 17 5 136
4 friends; 2 rented skates
8 3 16 5 128
9 3 16 5 144
Each table in the art room has
6 stools. There are 5 tables.
How many students can sit at
the tables in the art room?
11
30
35
40
9 3 17 5 153
For 29 and 30, measure the
line segment to the nearest
quarter inch.
1
3 inches
3 2 inches
1
Which number sentence is a
member of the fact family in
which 9 is the smallest number
and 99 is the largest number?
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7 3 99 5 693
3 4 inches
4 inches
1 inch
1 4 inches
2 inches
3
1
1 4 inches
99 4 9 5 11
11 3 99 5 1,089
What is the product?
89
3  7
9 1 99 5 108
563
623
Form A • Multiple Choice
633
663
Assessment Guide AG145
Name
Date
4
STICKER LENGTHS
3
2
l 5 6 cm, w 5 3 cm
Ti
ge
r
y
ile
Sm
Dr
ag
on
0
Stickers
How many stickers are longer
1
than 2 4 inches?
2
68
l 5 2 cm, w 5 9 cm
Each cube in the model has a
volume of 1 cubic centimeter.
What is the volume of the
model?
3
4
Mr. Tobias wants to cut pieces
of yarn to use in a math lesson.
How many 8-inch pieces can he
cut from 512 inches of yarn?
100
The area of a rectangle is
18 square centimeters. The
perimeter is 18 centimeters.
What are the length and
width of the rectangle?
l 5 9 cm, w 5 2 cm
1
1
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l 5 8 cm, w 5 3 cm
Ca
t
Length (in inches)
Callie measured the lengths of
4 stickers.
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58
30 cubic centimeters
36 cubic centimeters
48 cubic centimeters
Measure the line segment to the
nearest centimeter.
2 cm
4 cm
3 cm
5 cm
Which polygon does NOT have
two pairs of parallel sides and
two pairs of congruent angles?
parallelogram
rectangle
square
trapezoid
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Form A • Multiple Choice
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60 cubic centimeters
Name
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How many lines of symmetry
does the figure have?
0
1
2
3
What is the difference in
the number of faces in the
two figures?
Page 7
Which expression does NOT
represent 10 times the rods
and units?
(50 1 9) 3 10
(50 3 10) 1 (9 3 10)
500 1 90
10 3 50 1 9
What is the missing factor?
1
2
3
4
12 3
11
12
What comes next?
5 132
14
16
What time was it 3 hours
30 minutes earlier than the
time shown on the clock?
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8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
Form A • Multiple Choice
Assessment Guide AG147
End of Year Assessment
Date
What is the missing number in
the division puzzle?
  80 1
6 480 1 42
6
7
48
86
Damon has 427 marbles. He has
195 red marbles and 174 striped
marbles. The rest are yellow
or green. How many yellow or
green marbles does he have?
58
253
232
369
A new office building has
42 floors. Each floor has
16 windows. How many
windows are there in the
building?
58
252
552
672
Perry is training for a bike race.
Four laps around the track is
1 mile. Perry rides a total of
149 miles in a month. How
many laps is that?
606
596
576
496
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Page 8
Use the related number
sentences to solve the problem.
3 4 5 136
4 3 5 136
136 4 4 5
136 4 5 4
The lunchroom has 4 lunch
lines. Each line has the same
number of students. There
are 136 students. How many
students are in each line?
24
28
34
36
At the bookstore, Susie unpacks
255 copies of a book. She puts
the same number of books on
each of 9 shelves. She puts as
many books as possible on each
shelf. How many books are left
when the shelves are filled?
3
5
8
19
Didi is making a cheese sandwich.
She can choose swiss, cheddar, or
mozzarella cheese. She can choose
white, wheat, or rye bread. How
many combinations of one cheese
and one bread can she make?
4
6
8
9
Form A • Multiple Choice
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