Spiral Math
Homework and
Quizzes
5th Grade
Quarter One
Created by :
Stephanie Moorman
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Thank you so much for your purchase of this Spiral Math: Homework and Quizzes Pack for
5th Grade. This pack is intended to cover the skills most math programs would cover during
the first 9 weeks of school.
You will find that this packet is organized by weeks. The first week of school is the “A” week.
These half sheets, consisting of 5 problems instead of 10, are designed to ease the students
into this “new” spiral idea. These are also complete review of 4th grade materials. Nothing
new is introduced. This “A” week is to be used on the very first week of school as a way to
get your students used to the procedures of the homework.
You will also see that each week of homework consists of 4 pages. I did not make a
homework sheet for Fridays. After the homework pages is a multiple choice quiz for the
week. It is based on the homework problems and pacing plan guide for the week. The quiz
is designed to give you an idea of how your students are absorbing the information, as well
as serve as test prep.
I HIGHLY recommend building time into your schedule each day to review this homework.
It is valuable to do so. I personally have used this style homework for years and believe,
without a doubt, that the review each day of this homework after the students have done it
is the most beneficial part.
As far as doing the actual work, I personally just have my students work on the sheet itself.
You could also have them work the problems on a separate sheet of paper if you think they
need more space. Some of my students prefer to work that way.
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Pacing Plan
Here is the pacing plan for the Homework. This is the order in
which the skills build week per week. You do not have to
follow this pacing exactly, as the skills do spiral, but it is
suggested. During the first few weeks, there is 4th grade
review built in to the 10 problems each day.
Week
Skills Taught
A (Review)
4th Grade Review
1
Place Value (whole/decimal), comparing
ordering, Rounding (whole numbers)
2
Rounding (decimals), Comparing and Ordering
(decimals) Adding and Subtracting Whole
numbers
3
Adding and Subtracting decimals,
variables/expressions
4
Multiplying large numbers/decimals, exponents
5
Multiplication/Division of large numbers,
decimals
6
Division of large numbers/decimals
7
Patterns, expressions, prime factorization
8
All concepts taught above are reviewed
**Due to the spiral nature of this homework, there are some skills that are not
formally taught in this quarter (ie: coordinate grids and shapes) but that the
students should be familiar with from 4th grade. If they don’t know it, that is OK!
Just let them TRY. Since the skills are spiral, they will see it many times.
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Common Core Math Standards
5th Grade
The following standards are covered in this packet:
Operations and Algebraic Thinking 5.OA
1. Use parentheses, brackets, or braces in numerical expressions, and evaluate
expressions with these symbols.
2. Write simple expressions that record calculations with numbers, and interpret
numerical expressions without evaluating them. For example, express the calculation
“add 8 and 7, then multiply by 2” as 2 × (8 + 7). Recognize that 3 × (18932 + 921) is
three times as large as 18932 + 921, without having to calculate the indicated sum or
product.
Numbers and Operations in Base Ten 5.NBT
Understand the place value system.
1. Recognize that in a multi-digit number, a digit in one place represents10 times as much as it
represents in the place to its right and 1/10 of what it represents in the place to its left.
2. Explain patterns in the number of zeros of the product when multiplying a number by
powers of 10, and explain patterns in the placement of the decimal point when a decimal is
multiplied or divided by a power of 10. Use whole-number exponents to denote powers of 10.
3. Read, write, and compare decimals to thousandths.
a. Read and write decimals to thousandths using base-ten numerals,
number names, and expanded form, e.g., 347.392 = 3 × 100 + 4 ×
10 + 7 × 1 + 3 × (1/10) + 9 × (1/100) + 2 × (1/1000).
b. Compare two decimals to thousandths based on meanings of the
digits in each place, using >, =, and < symbols to record the results
of comparisons.
4. Use place value understanding to round decimals to any place.
Perform operations with multi-digit whole numbers and with
decimals to hundredths.
5. Fluently multiply multi-digit whole numbers using the standard algorithm.
6. Find whole-number quotients of whole numbers with up to four-digit dividends and two-digit
divisors, using strategies based on place value, the properties of operations, and/or the
relationship between multiplication and division. Illustrate and explain the calculation by using
equations, rectangular arrays, and/or area models.
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week A * Monday
1. What is 2,352 rounded to the nearest hundred?
2. Solve.
25 – (5 x 3) + 2
3. Write the expanded and word forms of 573,896.
EF = _______________________________________________________________________
WF = _____________________________________________________________________
4. Draw
radius
perpendicular lines
5. 52 + 636 + 91
equilateral triangle
¼
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week A * Tuesday
1. Write the following in order from the least to the greatest.
0.43 0.23 0.57 0.13 0.6 0.18
2. 83 x 6
3. 46 + 534 + 909
4. 5000 – 423
5. Mrs. Moorman works 6.6 hours each day for one school week. What is the total number of hours she
works each school week?
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week A * Wednesday
1. Marco planted 32 rows of carrots in his garden.
In each row, he planted 5 carrot seeds. How many
carrot seeds did Marco plant in all?
2. What is the difference between 567 and 324?
3. Write the expanded and word forms of 20,809
EF = _______________________________________________________________________
WF = _____________________________________________________________________
4. What is the mode of the following data set?
5. 64 x 86
4, 5, 6, 3, 4 , 3, 3, 4 , 3, 3
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week A * Thursday
1. What is the sum of 3,332 and 6,346?
2. Solve.
45 – (6 x 1) =
3. Write the expanded and word forms of 93,203
EF = _______________________________________________________________________
WF = _____________________________________________________________________
4. Draw
Trapezoid
5. 5,603 - 904
rhombus
Hexagon
octagon
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 1 * Monday
1. How would you describe the lines below?
6. Irvin has 5,362 beans in a jar. If he takes 2,058
out, how many are left inside of the jar?
7. Cameron colored in 1 2/3 rectangles in his
coloring book yesterday. Draw a picture to represent
that number.
2. There are 35 students in Mrs. Shrode’s class. She
split them into 7 groups. How many students were
in each group?
3. WhaWhat is the number four million, two
hundred thirty thousand, fifty-three in standard
form?
8. Dora went to 4 different locations on her journey
to find her favorite ring. At each location, there
were 20 tasks to complete. How many tasks did
Dora complete by the time she went to all of the
locations?
9. Three friends have to share 18 pancakes equally
with each other. How many pancakes will each
friend get?
4. What is the value of the 8 in 325,785, 901?
5. Find 32 – (4 x 7).
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10. What is the area of a rectangle with the length
of 4 inches and a width of 8 inches?
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 1 * Tuesday
1. What is five billion, two hundred fifty-four
million, seventy-one thousand, nine hundred twentysix written in standard form?
7. What is 5,456,286 written in word form?
8. Place < , > , or = in the circles.
2. What is 52,634,275,309 in expanded form?
5, 752
5, 723
7, 325, 267
7, 368, 877
3, 634, 754
3, 634, 954
3. Write 3,153,795, 054 in word form.
9. Place the following numbers in order from the
least to the greatest.
4. What is 48 ÷ 8?
639, 436
637, 457
5. What fraction of the shape is shaded in below?
10. Draw a:
quadrilateral
hexagon
triangle
pentagon
6. What is the median of the following numbers?
3, 8, 9, 3, 5, 8, 3
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638, 436
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 1 * Wednesday
1. Look at the chart below:
Company
Cars Sold
Keyvord
6,362,675,734
Shmonda
7,856,534,232
Jupiter
6,643,757,545
Toyita
6,745,836,568
6. Write the following numbers in order from the
least to the greatest.
5.362
5.632
5.236
5.263
563
+ 251
5. 326
List the car companies in order from the most cars
sold to the least amount of cars sold.
7.
8. 6000
- 3672
2. What is the value of the underlined digit in
10.564?
9. What is the perimeter of the quadrilateral below?
15 cm
3. Write 5, 364, 879, 967 in word form.
8 cm
4. What is three billion, six hundred five million,
twenty thousand, nine hundred eighty-two in
standard form?
10. Write a fraction that is equivalent to 0.25.
5. Fill in the box to make the number sentence true.
35 ÷
=5
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 1 * Thursday
1. There are 52 weeks in one year. If Cindy drew
three pictures each week, for 2 years, how many
pictures did Cindy draw?
6. What is the value of the underlined digit in the
number 5.893 ?
7. Write a number that has a 7 in the ones place and
a 2 in the hundredths place.
2. Solve.
6 + (9 – 3) =
264 x 6 =
8. Draw:
parallel lines
diameter
right angle
octagon
3. Round 1,592 to the nearest thousand.
4. Write 3,604, 839, 007 in expanded form.
9. Write two billion, nine hundred fifty-seven
thousand, three hundred twenty four in standard
form.
5. Jamie, Sara, Jasmine and Guadalupe had 144
Justin Beiber stickers altogether. If they split them
equally, how many stickers would each girl get?
10. What is the value of n?
(3 x n ) + 4 = 32 ÷ 2
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Math Quiz
Quarter 1
Week 1
1. In a recent year, the number of people who spoke
Spanish in the U.S. was 28,100,000. Which of the
following is another way to write this number?
A. 20,000,000 + 8,000,000 + 10,000
4. Where is 9 5/8 on the number line below?
 
B. 20,000,000 + 8,000,000 + 100,000
C. 2,000,000 + 8,000,000 + 100,000
8
\
9
}
10
D. 2,000,000 + 800,000 + 10,000
A. 
B. 
C. \
2. Which of the following is eighteen and sixteen
hundredths written in standard form?
D. }
A. 8.16
B. 1.816
C. 18.016
D. 18.16
5. What is the decimal 0.3 written as a fraction?
A. 1/3
B. 0/3
C. 3/7
3. If n = 8, what is n x 34?
D. 3/10
A. 242
B. 42
C. 272
D. 332
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6. The total amount of people at Riverside
Elementary School is 2,352. What is this number
rounded to the nearest hundred?
A. 2,400
B. 2,300
9. Which number below is greater than
9,324,523,609?
C. 2,000
A. 9,324,532,609
D. 3,000
B. 9,324,523,609
C. 9,324,253,690
D. 9,324,523,069
7. Which set of numbers consists of ONLY prime
numbers?
A. 2, 3, 5, 15
B. 3, 5, 7, 9
10. Look at the table below.
State
Population
C. 4, 5, 7, 11
California
37,691,912
D. 2, 5, 11, 19
Texas
25,674,681
Alaska
722,718
New York
19,465,197
8. Which number has a 4 in the thousandths place?
Arrange the states in order from greatest to least
population.
A. 4,526.029
A. Alaska, New York, California, Texas
B. 4.098
B. Alaska, Texas, California, New York
C. 42.54
C. California, New York, Texas, Alaska
D. 9.834
D. California, Texas, New York, Alaska
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 2 * Monday
1. What is 6.345 rounded to the nearest whole
number?
7. Look at the chart below.
2. Place 1/5 on the number line below.
-1
0
1
Building
Height
Sears Tower
1, 450 ft
Empire State
Building
1,250 ft
Taipei 101
1,670 ft
Jin Mao Building
1,380 ft
List the buildings in order from shortest to tallest.
3. What is the value of y in the equation below if
x =6?
y = 7x
8. Circle all of the composite numbers below.
2
4.
5,683
+ 1,934
4
7
9
13
5. 30,092
- 5,275
9. If 5 students equally shared a bag of candy with
450 pieces in it, how many pieces of candy would
each student get?
6. Which number below rounds to 45,000?
45,732
44,343
10. In a parking lot, there are 5 blue cars, 3 yellow
cars, 4 white cars and 8 red cars. What fraction of
the cars are blue?
45,032
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 2 * Tuesday
1. What is 9605.327 rounded to the nearest ten?
6. If each number below is rounded to the nearest
thousand, which will not round to 7,000?
6,832
6,999
7,342
7,704
2. Write the following number in both expanded and
word form.
67.943
EF = ___________________________________
_______________________________________
7. Stephanie wants to buy 6 pencil cases at a cost of
$0.99 each. How much will the 6 pencil cases cost
altogether?
WF = __________________________________
_______________________________________
3. What is the value of the 3 in each of the numbers
below?
920.003
_____________________
34,525
_____________________
63.856
_____________________
310.25
_____________________
8. If n = 4, what is the value of 6n – 3?
9. Place < , > , or = in the circles below to make the
statements true.
52.643
4. Alejandra has five hair ribbons measuring 8, 13,
11, 9, and 13 inches long. What is the median length
of the ribbons?
730.921
21.902
52.064
730,921
21.092
5. Write the following numbers in order from the
greatest to the least.
147,324
147,853
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10. What is 3.82 rounded to the nearest whole
number?
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 2 * Wednesday
1. Write the standard and expanded form of
6. Look at the chart below.
three billion, six hundred thirty-two million, nine
hundred thousand, fifty eight.
SF = ___________________________________
EF = _____________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
2.
87
x 23
3. 3,098
- 1,989
Month
Rainfall in Inches
December
4.81 in
January
5.06 in
February
3.24 in
March
0.95 in
During which two months will the total rainfall be
8.05 inches?
7. Round 5.264 to the nearest
ones
______________________________
tenths
______________________________
hundredth
______________________________
4. Which decimal does NOT round to 10?
9.832
10.483
9.9
10.539
8. Mrs. Jo has $538 class dollars in her classroom
bank. Mrs. Hall has $149 less in her classroom
bank. How much money does Mrs. Hall have in her
classroom bank?
5. There are 691 students at Palmer Elementary
School and 1,293 students at Palmer Middle School.
About how many students are there in all at both
schools?
9. 57 + 323 + 674
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10. 534 ÷ 2
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 2 * Thursday
1. Cindy collects coins and stamps from every
place she visits. She has 241 coins and 92 stamps.
ABOUT how many more coins does she have than
stamps?
7. What is the area of the rectangle below?
9 in
35 in
2.
8.47 + 5.079 =
3. Marc threw a ball 15.53 meters. Jamil threw a
ball 16.49 meters. What is the difference between
the two distances?
8. Write 435,647 in word form and expanded form.
WF = ____________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
4. Write 6,435,920,178 in expanded form.
EF = ______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
9. Ryan bought grapes last week for $1.65 per
pound. If he bought n pounds, write an equation to
show how much money (m) he will spend.
5. What digit is in the thousandths place in the
decimal 5765.903?
6. Place < , > , or = in circles below.
643,783
10. Which number goes in the box to make the
number sentence true?
643.783
(3x4) x7=3x(4x
1,347.09
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Math Quiz
Quarter 1
Week 2
1. The table below shows how many cookies a
bakery baked during five days.
3. Which of these is less than 6.021?
A. 6.012
Day
Number of Cookies
1
928
2
1135
3
857
4
961
5
8683
To the nearest ten, what is the difference between
the greatest number of cookies baked and the least
number of cookies baked?
B. 6.021
C. 6.201
D. 6.102
4. What digit is in the hundredths place in the
decimal 754,902.165?
A. 7,820
A. 7
B. 7,830
B. 9
C. 8,000
C. 6
D. 7,900
D. 5
2. Which of these is the expanded form of the
number 824,710?
5.Which is the missing number in the pattern below?
A. 800,000 + 20,000 + 4,000 + 700 + 10
?, 53, 47, 41, 35
B. 824,000 + 710
A. 56
C. 800,000 + 20,000 + 4,000 + 70 + 1
B. 57
D. 80,000 + 2,000 + 4,000 + 700 + 10
C. 59
D. 63
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6. Which of the following is NOT a true statement?
A. 62.210 = 62.21
B. 47.34 < 47.195
C. 36.21 > 36.190
9. What is the value of the expression below if
n = 4?
D. 420.26 > 402.29
6+(n–1)
A. 11
B. 10
C. 9
7. What is 7804.653 rounded to the nearest
hundred?
D. 4
A. 8000
B. 7800
C. 7804.65
D. 7804.6
10. In which group are all the numbers prime?
A. 3, 5, 10
B. 7, 11, 12
8. The computer store had sales of $77,045 in
October, $75,992 in November, and $90,853 in
December. Which list shows the months in order
from greatest sales to the least sales?
C. 11, 19, 23
D. 27, 47, 49
A. December, October, November
B. December, November, October
C. November, October, December
D. November, December, October
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 3 * Monday
1. Look at the chart below.
6. Draw
Year
Snowfall (in
inches)
2002
22.43
2003
37.8
2004
43.44
rhombus
½
radius
parallel lines
What was the difference in the annual amount of
snowfall between the years 2002 and 2003?
7. Round 637.892 to the nearest whole number.
2. Emily has saved $6.75 and $4.25 from her lawnmowing jobs. How much more does she need to
save to buy a CD that costs $15.95?
8. What is the value of each number listed below?
1,567.209
1
6
2
5
3. Sarai is one and six hundred fifty-one
thousandths meters tall. What is Sarai's height in
meters written in standard form?
__________________________________
__________________________________
__________________________________
__________________________________
9. Which decimal is LEAST in value?
0.511
4.
5,835
+ 234
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0.57
0.453
0.582
10. Mr. Pearson received 12 packages of crayons for
his classroom. Each package contained 8 crayons.
Write an equation that show the total amount of
crayons (t) Mr. Pearson has.
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 3 * Tuesday
1. Rob takes 2 pairs of shoes (sneakers and sandals)
and 3 pairs of shorts (red, blue, and white) when he
goes on a trip. List all the possible outfits with 1 pair
of shoes and 1 pair of shorts that Rob could wear.
6.
9,295
- 3,826
7.
2,920
+ 1,686
8. Write the following number in expanded and
word form.
5,325,603.712
2. Irvin bought a drink for $1.90, a sandwich for
$2.25, and an apple for $.75. What is the total
amount of money he spent?
EF = _____________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
WF = ____________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
3.
12.3 + 4.092
9. What is the value of 2y + 3, when y = 4?
4. Round 5,403.264 to the nearest hundred.
10.
5. Which decimal below is the LEAST?
0.8
0.092
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5,392,019
+ 1,273,854
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 3 * Wednesday
1.
9.34 – 3.029
7. Place < , > , or = in the circles below.
2. Noah went to the grocery store and bought a
package of cookies for $1.79, a loaf of bread for
$1.27 and a gallon of milk for $2.47. Write an
equation that can be used to find the total price of
the items (p) Noah bought.
3. Write 6,392,094,003 in word form.
5,222
5,202
5.624
5.64
5.3
5.30
8. Place the following decimals on the number line
below.
6.0
4. Round 46.82 to the nearest ten.
5. Look at the chart below.
Snake
Length
Garter Snake
23.98 inches
Watersnake
49.4 inches
Red-bellied Snake
12.63 inches
Brownsnake
15.09 inches
7.0
A. 6.2
B. 6.60
C. 6.4
D. 6.80
9. What place value position of the following
numbers in the big number?
5,627,091,348
5
7
0
1
4
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_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
List the snakes in order from shortest to longest.
6. If n = 5, what is the value of x in
9n – (3 + n ) = x
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10. Mrs. Rios bought 8 packages of pencils for
$2.79 each. Write an equation that shows how to
find the total amount of money she spent.
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 3 * Thursday
1. Katie bought a dozen donuts for $1.99 Write an
equation which shows how to find the price (p) of
each donut.
8. Mrs. McInnes bought a sweater for $121.99 and
gloves for $19.95. After making these purchases,
she bought a hat for $38.92. How much money did
Mrs. McInnes spend in all?
2. Write the expanded form of 9,003,840,165.
9. Name the coordinates listed on the grid below.
3. Write the greatest whole number that uses all the
digits from 1 to 9.
8
7
oB
6
5
4
3
4. Round $99.20 to the nearest ten.
oA
2
1
oD
0
6,854,032
- 362,867
5.
6.
12,745
+ 53,301
oC
A=
1
2
3
B=
4
5
6
7
8
C=
9
10
D=
10. Solve the multiplication problems below.
7. Draw
octagon
diameter
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5x8=
6x7=
9x8=
7x4=
7x9=
8x8=
9x6=
7x7=
9x9=
7x8=
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Math Quiz
Quarter 1
Week 3
1. The normal average temperature in January in
North Hills is 63.9 ˚F. This year, the average
temperature in January was 8.5 degrees higher than
normal. What was the average temperature in North
Hills this January?
4. Which shows the decimals in order from the
least to the greatest?
A. 23.4, 22.14, 22.1
A. 55.4 ˚F
B. 22.14, 22.1, 23.4
B. 72.4 ˚F
C. 22.1, 22.14, 23.4
C. 72.95 ˚F
D. 22.1, 23.4, 22.14
D. 74.2 ˚F
2. The population of Los Angeles is 2,777,656. The
population of Sacramento is 828,429. To the nearest
ten thousand, what is the difference between the
populations of the two California cities?
5. The table below shows the number of letters
delivered by several post offices.
A. 1,900,000
Post Office
Letters Delivered
B. 1,950,000
Huntington
4,523,654
C. 1,970,000
Seal Beach
923,643
Hollywood
1,245,264
San Pedro
2,553,745
D. 2,000,000
Which post office delivered fewer than one million
letters?
3.
191.37 – 95.03
A. Huntington
A. 94
B. Seal Beach
B. 94.36
C. Hollywood
C. 96
D. San Pedro
D. 96.34
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6. What is the expanded form of the number
8,342,029,105?
A. 8,000,000 + 300,000,000 + 40,000,000 +
2,000,000 + 20,000 + 9,000 + 100 + 5
B. 8,000,000,000 + 300,000,000 + 40,000,000 +
2,000,000 + 200,000 + 9,000 + 100 + 5
C. 8,000,000,000 + 300,000,000 + 40,000,000 +
2,000,000 + 20,000 + 9,000 + 100 + 5
D. 8,000,000,000 + 300,000,000 + 40,000,000 +
2,000,000 + 20,000 + 9,000 + 100 + 50
9. Which is the missing number in the pattern
below?
0.75, 0.80, ?? , 0.90, 0.95, 1.00, 1.05
A. 0.085
B. 0.85
C. 85
D. 850
7. What digit is in the thousandths place in the
decimal 5782.903?
A. 5
B. 9
C. 0
D. 3
10. What is the median of the set of numbers
below?
5, 7, 5, 5, 9, 7, 8, 5, 9
A. 5
B. 7
8. What is 750.559 rounded to the nearest ten?
C. 8
A. 750
D. 9
B. 800
C. 750.6
D. 751
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 4 * Monday
1. A movie sign has 8 rows of bulbs with 24 bulbs in
each row. How many bulbs are in the movie sign?
2. Write 6,362,049 in both expanded and word
forms.
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3.
5. A shirt cost $18.99. Pants cost $29.50. A jacket
costs $55.99. How much more did the jacket cost
than the pants and shirt put together?
18.92
+ 42.73
6.
9.402
- 3.628
7.
8. Mrs. Raymer bought Madison 22 new bottles of
bubbles. Each bottle cost $3. How much money did
Mrs. Raymer spend on bubbles for Madison?
11.15 – 4.8
9.
3x4x2=6x2x
4. Which of these decimals is the GREATEST in
value?
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0.290
0.199
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10. What is 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 written in exponential
notation?
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Week 4 * Tuesday
1. Circle the shapes below that have a pair of
parallel lines.
6. Bryan wants to buy 5 hamburgers that cost $2.75
each. How much do the hamburgers cost all
together, without tax?
7.
2. What is 3,256,423,865 rounded to the nearest
million?
8 x 37
8. Find the perimeter of the rectangle below.
43 inches
3.
$867.95 - $23.39 =
4. Ramon caught twice as many fish as his brother.
If his brother caught F amount of fish, write an
expression that shows how many fish Ramon
caught.
5. Lizbeth has 14 boxes of cookies. Each box has
28 cookies in it. How many cookies does Lizbeth
have?
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15 inches
9. Mrs. Kobayashi bought a calculator for each
student at the school. Each calculator cost $14.
There are 684 students in the school. How much
money did the principal spend on calculators?
10.
What is the value of 4x + 9 if x = 3?
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Quarter 1
Week 4 * Wednesday
1. Ryan has 64 crayons. This number is 18 more
crayons than Bill has. Write an equation that can be
used to find how many crayons (c) Bill has.
6. What are the expanded and word forms of the
following number?
5,392,029,004
2. Yesterday, the snow at the peak of Bleak
Mountain was 450.23 inches deep. Last night, a
snowstorm added another 14.095 inches of snow.
Now, how deep is the snow at the peak of Bleak
Mountain?
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7. What are the next 4 numbers in the pattern
below?
3. Look at the chart below. It shows the times each
student took to complete the after school race.
Racer
Time
Tom
51.3 sec
Jose
58.50 sec
Shauna
6.74 sec
Flora
67.4 sec
20, 15, 10, 5, ____, ____, ____, _____
8. A piece of paper weighs 0.647 grams. What is
the weight of the paper to the nearest tenth of a
gram?
If the time shown shows how fast each student was,
which student came in third place?
5,375
+ 1,527
4.
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574
x 23
9.
10.
4 720
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Week 4 * Thursday
1. Write the following as an exponent. Then solve.
4x4x4x4x4x4
6. Mrs. Hamilton drove 4,756 miles last month.
Her husband drove 2,368 miles last month. To the
nearest thousand, about how many more miles did
Mrs. Hamilton drive than her husband?
7. Which decimal is the LEAST?
2. There are 12 teachers at Hatteras Elementary
School. They each were given 34 folders to give out
to their students. How many folders were provided
in all?
0.432
0.4
0.090
0.821
8. Look at the chart. It shows how much Guadalupe
saved during the month of July.
3. Emily bought 5 baseball caps that cost $7.95
each. How much money did Emily spend
altogether?
Week
Money Saved
1
$7.34
2
$16.70
3
$0.98
4
$9.43
How much money did she save during July?
4. 73.04 – 4.976
9. If x = 9, what is the value of y in the equation
below?
5. Tony had a rope 4.65 meters long. He cut off 0.2
meters. How long was the piece of rope that was
left?
y = 8x – (1 + 4x)
10.
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Quarter 1
Week 4
1. Jaxcel helped her father weigh vegetables at the
supermarket. The tomatoes weighed 6.35 pounds,
the potatoes weighed 9.73 pounds, and the corn
weighed 7.8 pounds. How much did these
vegetables weigh in all?
4. Which is equal to 5 x 5 x 5 x 5?
A. 16.86 pounds
C. 44
B. 23.88 pounds
D. 45
A. 53
B. 54
C. 24.78 pounds
D. 25.88 pounds
2. Which is the best estimate for
411 + 697 – 491?
5. There are 52 weeks in a year. If Jasmine reads
175 pages every week for a year, how many pages
will she read?
A. 1750
A. 600
B. 3900
B. 700
C. 5200
C. 800
D. 9100
D. 900
3. What is the value of the underlined digit?
918,267,345
6. Mrs. Jo's class recycled 121 cans in January and
209 cans in February. About how many cans did her
class recycle in those two months?
A. 6
A. between 100 and 200
B. 6,000,000
B. between 200 and 300
C. 60,000
C. between 300 and 400
D. 6,000
D. between 400 and 500
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7. The table below shows the prices of different
warm-up jackets.
Jacket Brand
Price
Swinder
$65.43
Markon
$6.54
Filment
$59.99
Jellico
$65.99
Order the jackets from most expensive to least
expensive.
A. Swinder, Markon, Filment, Jellico
B. Jellico, Swinder, Markon, Filment
10. The bar graph shows the amount of money spent
by 5 grades on books.
Money Spent on Books
5th grade
4th grade
C. Filment, Jellico, Swinder, Markon
3rd grade
D. Jellico, Swinder, Filment, Markon
2nd grade
8. The total land area for the United States is
3,537,438 square miles. What is the value rounded
to the nearest thousand square miles?
A. 3,500,000
1st grade
0
20
40
60
80
100
B. 3,537,000
C. 3,538,000
D. 3,540,000
9. Mrs. Pearson bought 8 packages of pencils for
$2.79 each. Which equation shows how to find the
total amount of money she spent (t) for the 8
packages of pencils?
A. t = $2.79 + 8
B. t = $2.79 – 8
Which question cannot be answered by using the
data in the graph?
A. How much more did the second grade spend on
books than the first grade?
B. How much did the fourth and fifth grades spend
on books combined?
C. What was the total amount spent on books by
first, second and third grade?
D. How many more students are in third grade than
in fourth grade?
C. t = $2.79 x 8
D. t = $2.79 ÷ 8
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 5 * Monday
1. Write 6,735,834 in expanded and word form.
EF = _____________________________________
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__________________________________________
6. Maria needs two pieces of wire for an art project.
The first piece is 5.2 cm long. The second piece
must be 1.5 times as long as the first piece. How
long is the second piece of wire?
WF = _____________________________________
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2. The distance from Los Angeles to Portland,
Oregon is 959 miles one way. If a pilot flies that
route round-trip 15 times a year, how many miles
will the pilot have flown?
7. Miss Ponce reads 45 pages each day this month.
If this month has 31 days, how many pages does she
read?
8. What is 56.398 rounded to the nearest tenth?
567
x 92
3.
4.
8 534
9. If c = 3, what is 6 x (9 – c)?
5. Find the value of each expression.
73
32 cm
80
28
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Week 5 * Tuesday
1. A baseball player earns $4,915 for each game that
his team plays. His team plays 162 games in a
season. What is a reasonable estimate for how much
money the baseball player will earn?
2. In her game on Wednesday, Siomara scored 32
points. On Saturday, Siomara made 6 two-point
field goals, 4 three-point field goals, and 8 free
throws that are worth one point each. How many
points did Siomara score in the two games
altogether?
6.
(6 + 10) ÷ 2
7.
563.72 – 24.09
8. Solve:
23 x 42
9. Circle the pictures that have perpendicular lines.
3. Solve the following expressions.
25
93
120
4. Write in standard form:
three hundred fifty million, six
thousand, seven hundred ninety-one and eightythree hundredths
5. What is the value of 3y + 2, when y = 4?
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10. Sabrina has $252.35 in her savings account.
She deposits $24.65 and $49.20. What is her new
balance?
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3.9
x 5.6
1.
2.
15 7869
6.
(1 + 5) + 4 =
+ (5 + 4)
7. There were 2,483 visitors to the zoo last month.
To the nearest thousand, about how many people
visited the zoo last month?
3. There are 65 boxes of straws in the school
cafeteria. There are 48 straws in each box. How
many straws are there in all?
8. What is the GREATEST number below?
0.098
0.643
0.02
0.9
4. Match.
54
4x4x4x4x4
25
5x5
52
2x2x2x2x2
45
5x5x5x5
9. Julio bought 8 packages of erasers. Each
package had 24 erasers in it. Write an equation that
shows the total number of erasers (e) Julio has.
10. Place <, > , or = in the circles.
5. A long distance company charges $0.08 per
minute for long distance phone calls. If Sydney
makes a long distance call that lasts 48 minutes, how
much will her call cost?
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6343
6.343
526.63
5266.3
73,453
73,453
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 5 * Thursday
1. David has $538 in his bank account. Kavisha has
$149 less in her bank account. How much money
does Kavisha have in her bank account?
2. Andrea sells magazine subscriptions. One
subscription sells for $37. Andrea sold 63
subscriptions to Teenager Magazine. How much
were her total sales?
6. A restaurant ordered 17 boxes of plates. There
are 25 plates in each box. How many plates did they
order?
7. Solve.
60
123
28
674
x 153
3.
4.
9.02 x 68
8. What is the value of the underlined digit below?
423.617
5. Write 9,032,504.75 in expanded and word forms.
9. Bailey, Mrs. Pott's dog, weighs 32.54 pounds.
About how many pounds is Bailey to the nearest
whole pound?
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10.
43.52 + 0.049
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Math Quiz
Quarter 1
Week 5
1. 44 =
A. 64
B. 128
4. What is the value position of the underlined
digit?
C. 256
40,954,235
D. 1024
A. ten millions
B. millions
C. thousands
D. zero
2. Which has the greatest product?
A. 56 x 23
B. 86 x 12
C. 76 x 20
D. 65 x 31
5. Dante earns $375 a day. How much money will
he earn in 1 week if he works every day of the
week?
A. $375
B. $1875
3. Mrs. Lopez bought the same cell phones for the 4
members of the office staff. She spent a total of
$516. How much did each cell phone cost?
C. $2620
D. $2625
A. $109
B. $119
C. $129
D. $139
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6. Which expression is equal to this expression?
6+4+1
A. 6 + 4 + 0
B. 6 + 6 + 1
C. 7 + 3 + 1
D. 8 + 4 + 1
9. Which is equal to 7 x 7 x 4 x 4 x 7?
A. 72 x 43
B. 73 x 24
C. 282 x 4
D. 73 x 42
7. Mr. Rome bought a computer for $789 and a
printer for $215. About how much more did the
computer cost than the printer?
10. The table below shows the ticket prices for the
County Fair.
A. about $1000
Type of Ticket
Price Per Ticket
B. about $800
Pre-Schoolers
Free
C. about $600
Children
$4.00
D. about $200
Adults
$5.25
Seniors
$3.50
How much does the Farm Club pay if they order
tickets for 8 pre-schoolers, 10 children, 6 adults, and
3 seniors?
8. Which number does not round to 1,200,000 when
rounding to the nearest hundred thousand?
A. 1,253,007
B. 1,233,007
C. 1,203,007
A. $57
B. $71.50
C. $82
D. $122
D. 1,153,007
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 6 * Monday
1. Sandra ran from her locker to class in 15.3
seconds. If she made the same run every day for 5
days, how many seconds total did it take Sandra to
run from her locker to class?
5. Draw a place value model of 6.49.
6. Paul has a $5 bill and a $10 bill. He spends $2.50
for a chocolate shake and $2 for a muffin. How
much money does Paul have left?
2. Place in order from greatest to least.
0.352
0.40
0.029
0.64
7. 9.84 + 86.4
3. Madeline works at a local fast-food restaurant.
She is helping the manager order supplies. If the
restaurant buys 1,500 boxes of hamburger patties,
and if each box contains 75 patties, how
many patties will the restaurant have on hand?
8. Christian worked 5 hours each day Monday
through Friday. On Saturday and Sunday, he worked
2 hours less each day than he did during the week.
How many total hours did he work during the week
and weekend?
4. Solve.
102
102 + 103
106
58.03
- 15.29
9.
10.
12 1643
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Math Homework
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Week 6 * Tuesday
1. Allison has a coupon for $5.50 off her purchase at
a clothing store. If she buys a shirt for $12.75, a pair
of shorts for $10.20, and a skirt for $12.50, what is
the total cost of her purchase?
6. Last year, a bead store sold 265,324,002 glass
beads and 1,247,357 wooden beads. How many
more glass beads than wooden beads did the store
sell?
627
x 102
7. A truck is loaded with 3,600 pounds of dog food.
There are 12 boxes of dog food in the truck.
How many pounds of dog food are in each box?
2.
3.
9 1402
4. A crate of peaches has 7 layers of peaches. Each
layer has 5 rows of peaches with 9 peaches in each
row. How many peaches are in the crate?
5. Write in exponential form.
8. Stephanie (S) has been married 2 years longer
than Jennifer (J). Write an expression that shows
how long Stephanie has been married as compared
to Jennifer.
9. Show 4.5 using a place value model drawing.
10 x 10 x 10 x 10
10 x 10
10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10
10 x 10 x 10
10.
673.72 – 346.05
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 6 * Wednesday
1. Name the points plotted on the grid below.
6. Draw a place value model for 3.21.
D
C
A
A=
2.
B=
7. 5.6 ÷ 102
B
C=
D=
6.363 + 8.945 + 23.51
8. Which decimals are greater than 0.345?
0.893
0.98
0.04
0.321
3. On Sunday, 128 visitors at the Art Museum went
on guided tours. Each group of 8 visitors had a tour
guide. How many tour guides were needed for all of
the visitors?
9. Abraham threw a ball 143.6 meters. Juan threw a
ball 53.75 meters. Who threw the ball farther? How
did you know?
4. Sierra made 7 necklaces. Each necklace has the
same number of beads. If Sierra used a total of 238
beads, how many beads are on each necklace?
10. What is 686.924 rounded to the nearest ten?
5. 106 =
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 6 * Thursday
1. Abby made 486 cookies. She wanted to divide
the cookies equally to make 9 gift baskets. How
many cookies did she put into each basket?
2. If P = 5, what is the value of 6P – 4?
3. Which decimal is less than 0.4?
0.038
0.45
6. 103
7. 102
8. Eric earns $250 for each magazine article he
writes. If he writes 112 magazine articles, how
much money will Eric earn?
0.643
9. Draw:
rhombus
square
parallelogram
rectangle
4. Write (4 x 103) + (2 x 102) + (3 x 101) + (5 x 100)
in standard form.
5. Draw a place value model of 5.9.
10. Michael has 265 baseball cards. He wants to
put them in packs of 9 cards each. How many cards
will he have left over?
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Math Quiz
Quarter 1
Week 6
1. 105 =
A. 105
8336 ÷ 8 =
B. 100
4.
C. 100,000
A. 104
D. 1,000
B. 1042
C. 1389
D. 8336
2. Which is the greatest decimal?
A. 0.4
B. 0.576
C. 0.59
D. 0.321
5. The average temperature in Oklahoma in January
is 19.3 degrees C. In February, the average
temperature is 3.5 degrees less than in January.
What is the average temperature in February?
A. 15.8 degrees C
B. 15.3 degrees C
3. A theater has 28 rows and can seat 1456 people.
ABOUT how many seats are in each row?
C. 26.0 degrees C
D. 20.9 degrees C
A. about 30
B. about 40
C. about 50
D. about 60
6. Which of the following represents thirty-three
thousandths?
A. 0.33
B. 0.033
C. 0.303
D. 0.330
9. Which of these is the number 6,012?
A. (6 x 103) + (2 x 102) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 100)
B. (6 x 102) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 100)
C. (6 x 103) + (2 x 102) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 101)
7. If G=12, what is the value of 12G + 4?
D. (6 x 103) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 100)
A. 96
B. 140
C. 144
D. 148
10. Alyssa saves $25.64 each week. How much
money will she save in 16 weeks?
A. $410.24
B. $41,024
8. Each year, Mrs. Phillips pays $276 for food for
her dog Fluffy. What does it cost her each month?
A. $20
B. $21
C. $22
D. $23
C. $400.00
D. $179.48
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 7 * Monday
1. There are 120 minutes in 2 hours. How many
minutes are in 15 hours?
6. Write 5,382 in expanded form using exponents.
7. Write an equation that would show the total
number of lip gloss sticks Mrs. Nelson received if
she bought 34 packages of lip gloss sticks with 4 lip
gloss sticks per package.
2.3
x 4.5
2.
3.
9 4,039
8. 23 hundredths
4. What is the best estimate for 83.74 + 2.93?
5. If marbles are packages in bags of 50, how many
bags are needed to package 1,750 marbles?
0.23
9. Which decimals are less than 0.41?
0.436
0.56
0.325
0.003
10. Round 526.745 to the nearest hundredth.
0.4
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 7 * Tuesday
1. The photography club takes 559 pictures in a
week. They use memory cards that hold 85 pictures
each. How many memory cards will the
photography club use in a week?
6. Place a < , > , or = to make the statement true.
5 tenths 3 hundredths
0.053
6 x 102 + 4 x 101
640
4 and 10 thousandths
4 x 105
2. What is 0.63 rounded to the nearest tenth?
7. What is the area of a rectangle with the length of
91 inches and a width of 45 inches?
3. Mrs. Jones put 7 red crayons and 5 blue crayons
in Box A. She put 4 black crayons and 5 white
crayons in Box B. How many fewer crayons are in
Box B than in Box A?
8. Draw:
4. Write 7,493 in expanded form using exponents.
5. If x = 6, what is 5x – (3 + 9)?
rhombus
radius
octagon
¼
9. There are 10 marbles in a bag. How many green
marbles are in the bag if the probability of picking a
green one is 3/10?
10. Write an expression that says "3 times a
number minus 7."
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 7 * Wednesday
1. What is the median of the following numbers?
6.
5 x 102 + 6 x 101 + 7 x 100 + 6 x 1/10
5, 6, 4, 6, 4
7. What is the prime factorization of 20?
2. Solve.
3.92 x 103 =
7.3 x 102 =
6 x 104 =
3. Donavin has 5,734 baseball cards in his
collection. If each protective sheet can hold 15
cards, how many protective sheets does Donavin
need?
8. A train travels 475 miles each day of the year. In
a year that has 365 days, how many miles does the
train travel?
9. What is the probability of landing on a prime
number on this spinner?
4.
If p = 19, what is 745 + 5p?
2
4
21
5. Alejandra bought chicken for $5.25. She bought
2 slices of pizza for $2.25 each and 2 bottles of
water for $2.00 each. How much change did she
receive from $15.00?
6
13
5
9 15
10. Write an expression that says "Nine plus a
number times 14"
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 7 * Thursday
The table below shows the number of tickets sold for
a roller coaster ride.
Day
# of Tickets Sold
Monday
5,637
Wednesday
2,545
Thursday
2,003
Friday
9,021
Sunday
4,753
5. Circle the numbers below that round to 10.
9.032
10.3
9.75
6. Scott spends 45 minutes each day practicing his
multiplication tables and 20 minutes each day
jogging. How many minutes does Scott spend each
week either practicing his multiplication or jogging?
1. What is the median number of tickets sold?
2. What is the difference between the number of
tickets sold on Thursday and Sunday?
7. This week, the price of crab at the supermarket is
$16.43 per pound. How much will 6 pounds of crab
cost?
3. How many more tickets were sold on Friday and
Sunday than on Wednesday and Thursday?
8. Write the composite numbers from 1 to 10.
4. Solve.
63 =
9.
3 + 48
8 + 43
112 =
10.
Write an expression that says "Sixty minus
four times a number."
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Math Quiz
Quarter 1
Week 7
1. What is the prime factorization of 32?
A. 23 x 3
B. 24 x 3
C. 25
4. During the week, the school cafeteria served
2,374 hot lunches and 1,872 cold sandwiches. To
the nearest thousand, about how many meals were
served?
D. 22 x 32
A. 3000
B. 4000
C. 5500
2. What is 384 ÷ 30?
D. 7000
A. 12
B. 12 R 14
C. 12 R 24
D. 13
5. A relay race consists of four sections. Team A
completes the first section in 112.5 seconds, the
second section in 114.43 seconds, the third section in
107.82 seconds, and the last section in 103.0
seconds. How much time did it take Team A to run
the entire relay race?
3. Which pattern fits the rule below?
A. 326.75 seconds
multiply by 2, then add 2
B. 426.75 seconds
A. 2, 4, 6, 12, 14
C. 437.75 seconds
B. 2, 4, 8, 10, 20
D. 527.75 seconds
C. 2, 4, 8, 16, 32
D. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10
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6. Which question is best answered with an
estimate?
A. To the nearest hundred, what is the difference for
43,754 – 23,034?
B. How much change did Jonathan R. receive from
his $10 bill?
C. Did Tom jump the highest or Bill?
D. How much did Milan spend on breakfast
yesterday?
9. During the telethon, Sally collected $1,392 over
the phone in 24 hours. If Sally collected the same
amount each hour, how much money did Sally
collect in 1 hour?
A. $69
B. $116
C. $58
D. $55
7. An arena has 42 rows that make a circle around a
stage. Each row has 525 seats. How many seats
does the arena have?
A. 3,150
B. 21,050
C. 21,840
D. 22,050
10. Which answer shows the expression for the
following phrase?
Five times a number plus three
8. Which is equal to 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6?
A. 5n + 3
A. 6 x 5
B. 5 + 3n
B. 65
C. 5 x 3 + n
C. 56
D. 5 + n x 3
D. 66
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Name #: ______________________________________________________________________ Date: ___________________
Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 8 * Monday
1. Jason has 64 crayons. This number is 18 more
crayons than Tom has. Write an equation that can be
used to find how many crayons (c) Tom has.
6. Multiply 5.92 by 103.
7. What is 98 tenths in standard form?
2. Yesterday, the snow at the peak of Charger
Mountain was 219.48 inches deep. Last night, a
snowstorm added another 13.008 inches of snow.
Now, how deep is the snow at the peak of Charger
Mountain?
8. Write 85,142 in expanded form using exponents.
3. Write the following as an exponent. Then solve.
2x2x2x2x2
9. What is 378 ÷ 18?
4. There are 51 teachers at Harlem Elementary
School. They each were given 72 pencils to give out
to their students. How many pencils were provided
in all?
10. What is the area of a rectangle with the length
of 4 inches and a width of 8 inches?
5. Write the following numbers in order from the
least to the greatest.
7.362
7.63
7.236
7.263
7. 326
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 8 * Tuesday
1. What is the value of the 8 in 325,785, 901?
6. Mrs. Darnell works 32 hours each week for one
year. How many hours does Mrs. Darnell work in
total?
2. Find 45 – (3 x 7).
7.
What is the prime factorization of 25?
3. Jose has a $5 bill and a $10 bill. He spends $2.50
for a chocolate shake and $2 for a muffin. How
much money does Jose have left?
8. What is the GREATEST?
0.45
4.
0.097
0.375
0.209
9.84 + 86.4
5. Sara works at a local fast-food restaurant. She is
helping the manager order supplies. If the restaurant
buys 1,500 boxes of hamburger patties, and if each
box contains 75 patties, how
many patties will the restaurant have on hand?
9. Buster ran 4.644 meters after a ball. Barkely ran
7.97 meters. What is the difference in distance that
Barkely ran over Buster?
10. What is 6809.24 rounded to the nearest ten?
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 8 * Wednesday
1. Write the expanded form of 9,834 in three
different ways.
6. A restaurant ordered 45 boxes of plates. There
are 14 plates in each box. How many plates did they
order?
2. What is the value of 4x + 9 if x = 3?
7. Solve.
100
103
3. Round $99.20 to the nearest ten.
108
4. Mrs. Moorman bought a sweater for $121.99 and
gloves for $19.95. After making these purchases,
she bought a hat for $38.92. How much money did
Mrs. Moorman spend in all?
8. What is the value of the underlined digit below?
750.683
9. Roofus, Mrs. Rittenhouse’s dog, weighs 76.943
pounds. About how many pounds is Roofus to the
nearest whole pound?
18.92
+ 42.73
5.
10.
42.86 + 8.956
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Math Homework
Quarter 1
Week 8 * Thursday
1. Mrs. Anthony's class recycled 964 cans in March
and 356 cans in April. About how many cans did
her class recycle in those two months?
2. What is 16.403 rounded to the nearest tenth?
6.
(1 + 5) + 4 =
+ (5 + 4)
7. There were 2,483 visitors to the zoo last month.
To the nearest thousand, about how many people
visited the zoo last month?
3. If c = 18, what is 2 x (74 – c)?
8. Daniel earns $250 for each magazine article he
writes. If he writes 112 magazine articles, how
much money will Daniel earn?
4. What is the area of the square below?
25 yd
3502
- 2587
9.
5. A baseball player earns $2,913 for each game that
his team plays. His team plays 162 games in a
season. What is a reasonable estimate for how much
money the baseball player will earn?
10.
14 2973
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Directions: This test is to measure your current math knowledge. Do not worry if you do
not know the answers to every question. Do the best you can. Please answer every
question.
Diagnostic Test
Grade 5
Quarter 1
1. What is the prime factorization of 45?
A. 3 x 5
B. 3 x 52
4. Which has the greatest product?
C. 5 x 32
A. 43 x 23
D. 32 x 52
B. 16 x 24
C. 26 x 50
D. 35 x 41
2. What is the value of the expression below if
n = 4?
6+(n–1)
A. 11
B. 10
C. 9
5. A relay race consists of four sections. Team A
completes the first section in 52.5 seconds, the
second section in 31.43 seconds, the third section in
78.82 seconds, and the last section in 108.0 seconds.
How much time did it take Team A to run the entire
relay race?
D. 4
A. 326.75 seconds
B. 426.75 seconds
C. 437.75 seconds
3. What digit is in the hundredths place in the
decimal 754,902.165?
A. 7
B. 9
C. 6
D. 5
D. 270.75 seconds
6. What is the value position of the underlined
digit?
40,954,235
A. ten millions
B. millions
9. Mr. Sunny bought a computer for $789 and a
printer for $215. About how much more did the
computer cost than the printer?
C. thousands
A. about $1000
D. zero
B. about $800
C. about $600
D. about $200
7. There are 40 weeks in a school year. If Mrs.
Lester’s class reads 350 pages every week for a year,
how many pages will they read?
A. 17,050
B. 13,900
C. 14,000
D. 9100
10. Which of the following represents thirty-three
tenths?
A. 0.33
8. Which is equal to 10 x 10 x 10 x 10?
B. 0.033
A. 10 x 4
C. 0.303
B. 10100
D. 3.3
C. 100
D. 104
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11. Which is the greatest decimal?
A. 0.4
14. Which of these is the number 6,012?
B. 0.576
A. (6 x 103) + (2 x 102) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 100)
C. 0.59
B. (6 x 102) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 100)
D. 0.321
C. (6 x 103) + (2 x 102) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 101)
D. (6 x 103) + (1 x 101) + (2 x 100)
12. Each year, Mrs. Phillips pays $276 for food for
her dog Fluffy. What does it cost her each month?
15. The table below shows the ticket prices for the
County Fair.
A. $20
B. $21
C. $22
Type of Ticket
Price Per Ticket
Pre-Schoolers
Free
Children
$4.00
Adults
$5.25
Seniors
$3.50
D. $23
How much does the Farm Club pay if they order
tickets for 8 pre-schoolers, 10 children, 6 adults, and
3 seniors?
13. In which group are all the numbers prime?
A. $57
A. 3, 5, 10
B. $71.50
B. 7, 11, 12
C. $82
C. 11, 19, 23
D. $122
D. 27, 47, 49
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