Name__________
5th Grade Math Review
1
What is the prime factorization of 30?
2
What fraction is equal to 10%?
4
What is 40% of 25?
5
What number is marked on the number line?
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6
What percent is equal to 8 ?
10
What is another way to write 6x6x6x6x6?
FORM 1A
Name__________
8
9
10
You have 60 buttons to make 13 shirts. How
many buttons can be sewn on each shirt?
11
What is 3,740,231,580 rounded to the
nearest million?
12
13
13
Yesenia drove 45.3 miles on Monday and 3.8
miles more on Tuesday. How many miles did she
drive in all?
2
6
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2
6
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For a recipe, Will needs 5/8 cup of milk. He only
has 1/3 cup milk. How much more does he need?
5.14 x 3.8
2
FORM 1A
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14
15
Polly had an apple. She gave " of it to Frank.
Frank gave ! of his part to Sal. How much did
Sal have?
16
Hillary spent $2.99 on stickers. Each sticker
cost $0.23. How many stickers did she buy?
17
There were 152,888 books to place on 659
shelves. How many books will go on each shelf?
Tina had 3 ! pizzas. She and her friends ate
1 " . How much did they have left?
3
FORM 1A
Name__________
18
When x=4, what is the value of 8x?
20
What is located at (-4, 7) on the coordinate grid?
19
y=8-3x, If y=2, what is the value of x?
8
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FORM 1A
Name__________
5th Grade Math Review
1
According to the graph, about how many miles
did Kira run on Saturday and Sunday?
3
Sochi had started reading a book. She read 11
pages and then read 3 pages per minute. Write
an equation to show Sochi's total pages read (p)
in (m) minutes.
4
Use the distributive property to solve for n
below.
Miles Run by Kira
14
12
# of miles
10
8
6
4
2
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Friday
2
Saturday
Sunday
26 x 4 = (n x 4) + (6 x 4)
Which quadrant contains the ordered pair
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6
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5
Make a table for the equation y =
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If m=5, evaluate the expression 22 - m + 13.
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5
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FORM 1B
Name__________
7
What is 5q - 14 if q=2?
8
What is the volume of a rectangular prism with
a length of 11m, a width of 7m, and a height of
2m?
10
The parallelogram below is made from two
congruent triangles. One triangle has an area of
5 square units. What is the area of the
parallelogram?
11
A parallelogram is constructed out of two
triangles and a rectangle. What is the area of
the parallelogram?
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3 yds
10 yds
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answer.
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FORM 1B
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13
What is the measure of angle F in the triangle?
What is the measure of the missing angle?
What
15 is the measure the missing angle?
120º
40º
F
100º
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30º
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Draw the front view of the solid using squares.
16
Name two ordered pairs on the line below.
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FORM 1B
What is the volume of the figure?
17
What is the volume of the rectangular prism?
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19
If d=6, what is 10-2d?
20
Based on the graph, how many more people
played video games in 2010 compared to
2000?
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Out of a group of 20 students, 10 like movies,
5 like video games, and 5 like TV. Make a circle
graph that shows that data.
Video Game Players in America
# of people (in millions)
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FORM 1B
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5th Grade Math Review - Answer Key
Form 1A
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