Grade 5
Think Smart for the
Smarter Balanced Assessment
NAME
DATE
Countdown: 7 Weeks
SCORE
1. Anya needs 7 cans of paint to put on three coats in her new
living room. 5.NF.3
Part A: How many cans of paint will it take to paint a single coat?
THINK SMART FOR SBAC
On the actual test, you
might be asked drag the
fraction onto the number
line. In this book, you will
draw the point using a
pencil instead.
Part B: Place a point on the number line that represents the number.
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2. 16 fiction books and 20 nonfiction books are to be put in giveaway
bags. The number of fiction books in each bag will be the same as
the number of nonfiction books in the bag. 5.NF.2
Part A: What is the greatest number of bags that can be made?
Part B: Jillian says that if the number of fiction books goes up to
18, then the number of bags that can be made will also go up. Is
she correct? Why or why not?
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3. Mr. McDonald gave his math class the following problem. 5.NF.5b
18 pizzas need split among 12 families.
How many pizzas does each family get?
Different people in the class gave different answers. Circle the
answers that are correct.
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4. A local post office sells stamps in packs of 4, 6,
and 7. Andy bought several packs of 4. Erin
bought several packs of 6. Jarryn bought several
packs of 7. Each of the three friends ended up
with the same number of stamps. What is the
smallest number of stamps that each person
could have purchased? 5.NF.2
Part A: Express the number of granola bars that each person
receives as a quotient and remainder. Interpret the result.
Part B: Express the number of granola bars that each person
receives as a mixed number. Interpret the results.
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5. Manuel has 13 granola bars to split among 5 people. 5.NBT.6, 5.NF.3
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Part B: Jillian says that if the number of fiction books goes up to
18, then the number of bags that can be made will also go up. Is
she correct? Why or why not?
Part A: What is the greatest number of bags that can be made?
2. 16 fiction books and 20 nonfiction books are to be put in giveaway
bags. The number of fiction books in each bag will be the same as
the number of nonfiction books in the bag. 5.NF.2
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Part B: Express the number of granola bars that each person
receives as a mixed number. Interpret the results.
Part A: Express the number of granola bars that each person
receives as a quotient and remainder. Interpret the result.
5. Manuel has 13 granola bars to split among 5 people. 5.NBT.6, 5.NF.3
4. A local post office sells stamps in packs of 4, 6,
and 7. Andy bought several packs of 4. Erin
bought several packs of 6. Jarryn bought several
packs of 7. Each of the three friends ended up
with the same number of stamps. What is the
smallest number of stamps that each person
could have purchased? 5.NF.2
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18
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Different people in the class gave different answers. Circle the
answers that are correct.
How many pizzas does each family get?
18 pizzas need split among 12 families.
3. Mr. McDonald gave his math class the following problem. 5.NF.5b
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Program: SBAC
Vendor: Lumina
Part B: Place a point on the number line that represents the number.
THINK SMART FOR SBAC
On the actual test, you
might be asked drag the
fraction onto the number
line. In this book, you will
draw the point using a
pencil instead.
Part A: How many cans of paint will it take to paint a single coat?
1. Anya needs 7 cans of paint to put on three coats in her new
living room. 5.NF.3
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