Summer Practice Name Week 1 1) Write the number in standard and

Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 1
1)
Write the number in standard and expanded notation.
Eight hundred sixty-two thousand, four hundred forty-eight
Standard notation
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Expanded notation
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
2)
Round to the nearest indicated place.
18,673
Nearest ten-thousand:
_________________________________________
Nearest hundred:
_________________________________________
3)
2,248 – 664
4)
34,563 + 45,703
5)
56(32)
6)
45.7 + 1.36
7)
Use partial quotients: 68 ÷ 15
8)
Order from greatest to least.
a)
b)
.708, 7.5, .73, .701, 7.17
, ,
,
Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 2
1)
Find an equivalent for each of the following.
=
a)
b)
=
c)
2)
47(23)
4)
Convert to common fraction notation.
a)
5)
3)
.83 =
b)
.09 =
=
Use partial quotients: 136 ÷ 21
c)
.7 =
Write the value of each underlined digit.
a)
34,456,783
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b)
784.893
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c)
3.07609
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6)
8.4 - .654
8)
Find the average.
63, 72, 76, 68, 75, 81
7)
40,000 – 6,785
Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 3
1)
Round to the nearest indicated place.
34,518,673
2)
Nearest million:
_________________________________________
Nearest ten-thousand:
_________________________________________
Nearest hundred:
_________________________________________
Convert to decimal form and order from greatest to least
.008,
, 8.102, .888,
3)
72 x 68
4)
Use partial quotients: 149 ÷ 32
5)
23.67 + 1.567
6)
7)
Write the number in standard and expanded notation.
Mixed Number
Improper Fraction
Nine hundred sixty-two million, sixty-two thousand, nine hundred twenty-six
Standard notation
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Expanded notation
______________________________________________________
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Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 4
Compare the values by indicating >, <, or =.
Column A
>,<
or =
Column B
1)
0.57
2)
The value represented by the 7 in the
number
37,428
3)
The value represented by the 3 in the
number
37,428
142 x 38 x 0
142 x 38 + 0
360 x 10
36 x 100
6,203 - 689
6,103 - 589
4)
5)
6)
cup
cup
7)
The number of sides on an octagon
The number of sides on a hexagon
8)
.46
.4
1,752 + 468
1,750 + 470
4 meters
500 centimeters
9)
10)
Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 5
1)
Order from least to greatest.
2,003,590;
2)
2,300,590;
2,030,590;
2,033,590
Round to the nearest indicated place.
429,682
3)
5)
7)
Nearest tens:
__________________________________
Nearest thousands:
__________________________________
386(9)
+
4)
516 ÷ 4
6)
2
- 1.3
The perimeter of the following shape is 422 cm. The length is 141 cm.
What is the width? Identify the shape.
Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 6
1) Find the area of the following rectangle.
12 ft.
25 ft.
Area = ____________________
2) Find the mean, median, and mode.
24, 24, 32, 26, 30, 20
Mean
___________________
Median
___________________
Mode
___________________
3) 64,020 – 3,847
5)
=
+
4)
4
3
6)
$23.98 + $13.02
Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 7
Complete.
1) 7 m = __________ cm
2) 10 km = __________ m
3) 30,000 g = __________ kg
4) $73.64 x 5
5) Complete each equivalent fraction.
=
=
=
=
6) Ms. Jones brought 54 cookies to school for her class. She gave 2 cookies to
each of her 24 students. How many cookies did Ms. Jones have left?
7) Students measured the playground and found that it was 42 yards long. How
many feet long was the playground?
8) How many right angles are in the quadrilateral below? _________
Summer Practice
Name _____________________________
Week 8
Compare the values by indicating >, <, or =.
Column A
>,<
or =
Column B
1)
1
2)
3)
4)
5)
The area of a rectangle which is
15 feet long and 8 feet wide
The number of faces in Figure A
The area of a square with a length
of 12 feet.
The number of faces in Figure B
The cost of 10 pounds of apples
at 15¢ per pound
The cost of 5 pounds of pears at
30¢ per pound
80,000 + 30 + 8
80,380
6)
7)
8)
4 ones
The average of 7, 9, 10, 14, and
21
The average of 7, 9, 12, 16, and 21
32 x 12
(32 x 10) + (32 x 2)
9)
10)
1.08
1.8
2,186 - 29
2,187 - 30

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