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NAME _____________________________________________ DATE __________________ PERIOD _________
Test, Form 3A
SCORE _________
1
−
× 36 = 4
Estimate each product.
1. 9
1
× 39
1. −
9
1
1 =−
1 ×−
10
3
2. −−
×−
11
5
7
3. The average population of a certain city is 4 −
million people.
8
2
pounds of garbage
Suppose each person produces an average of 2 −
9
each day. About how much garbage would be produced each day?
about 10
million
pounds
3.
Multiply. Write in simplest form.
5
3−
4
4. 8 × −
9
5
−−
64
5.
12
1
1−
3
5
6. −
× 2−
7
8
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9
4.
3
5
5. −−
× −−
16
2
2
2.
8
6.
1
7. A container holds −
gallon of oil. Jonathan is changing the oil on his
4
car and needs 5 containers. How many gallons of oil does Jonathan
need?
1
1−
gal
7.
4
1
1
8. Renee spent −
of the day landscaping around the house. She spent −
8
2
of that time pulling weeds. What fraction of the day did Renee spend
pulling weeds?
8.
16
2
9. A quilt measures 4 −
feet by 6 feet. What is the area of the quilt?
9.
28 ft2
3
1
−−
3
1
dozen cookies. Marquis needs to make 3 −
times
10. A recipe make 5 −
2
4
this amount. How many dozens of cookies will he make?
10.
3
11. Use the draw a diagram strategy to solve. Elvin read −
of the pages
7
in his book. He has 56 pages left to read. How many pages has he
read already?
11.
?
5
20 −
dozen
8
42 pages
56
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Test, Form 3A
SCORE _________
(continued)
Divide. Write in simplest form.
1
12. 5 ÷ −
12.
7
9
−−
5
1
÷−
13. −
2
9
13.
10
14
−−
5
2
÷−
14. −
3
35
14.
7
15
1
−
7
4
÷ 5−
15. −
9
9
15.
7
no; 29,040 ft
1
= 5−
mi
Solve each problem. Write in simplest form.
16. The pilot on the flight that Katelyn was on announced that they
were flying at 29,040 feet. Was Katelyn over 6 miles above the
ground? Explain.
2
1
mi
and 5 −
2
16.
< 6 mi
2
−
of an hour for each chore, how many chores did he do?
3
17. 6 chores
3
inches of chain for an art project. How many
18. Duane bought 68 −
4
18. 4 chains
15-inch chains can he make from it?
1
cups of fruit juice. How many pints of fruit
19. A cooler contains 13 −
2
juice does the cooler contain?
19.
20. Mrs. Franks has 45 pounds of grain to divide among the farm
3
animals. If each animal receives −
pound of grain for each feeding,
4
how many times can Mrs. Franks feed her animals?
20. 60 times
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17. Spencer spent 4 hours doing chores over the weekend. If he spent