Spiral Math
Homework and
Quizzes
5th Grade
Quarter Two
Created by :
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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 second 9 weeks of school.
You will find that this packet is organized by weeks. 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 (this EXACT 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.
This is the second of four packs. As of now, you can find the other Quarter Packs (Quarters
1, 3, and 4) at my store.
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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 review built in
from the first quarter to the 10 problems each day.
Week
Skills Taught
1
Variables, Order of operations, multiplying
decimals
2
Dividing Decimals, extra information and
multiple step word problems
3
Dividing Decimals, Shapes (lines, rays, points,
angles), Polygons
4
Angles and classifying various polygon, positive
and negative numbers
5
More polygons (missing angles), beginning
fractions (number lines, identifying, drawing)
6
Fractions (simplifying, adding and subtracting)
Mixed Numbers
7
Fractions (multiplying and dividing), Mixed
Numbers
8
Fractions (adding, subtracting, multiplying and
dividing continued), Mixed Numbers
9
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 multiplication) but that the
students should be familiar with from 4th grade/previous quarter. 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
3. Generate two numerical patterns using two given rules. Identify apparent
relationships between corresponding terms.
Numbers and Operations in Base Ten 5.NBT
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.
7. Add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals to hundredths using concrete models or
drawings and strategies.
Numbers and Operations – Fractions 5.NF
Use equivalent fractions as a strategy to add and subtract fractions
1. Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators (including mixed numbers)
2. Solve word problems involving the addition and subtraction of fractions
Apply previous understanding to multiply and divide fractions.
3. Interpret a fraction as division of the numerator by the denominator.
4.a. Multiply fractions
6. Solve real world problems involving multiplication of fractions.
7. Divide fractions by whole numbers and solve real world problems.
Geometry 5.G
Classify two-dimensional figures into categories based on their properties
3. Understand that attributes belonging to a category of two-dimensional figures also belong
to all subcategories of that category.
4. Classify two-dimensional figures in a hierarchy based on properties.
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Common Core Math Standards
5th Grade
The following standards are REVIEWED in this packet
fro m Quarter 1:
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 2
Week 1 * Monday
1. Find the product of 5.7 and 2.7.
7. A school field trip has 1,125 students divided
between 15 busses. How many students are on each
bus?
2. Jasmine has 4 glass ornaments: green, orange,
brown, and purple. How many ways can she hang
them in a row so that the green and brown
ornaments are NOT next to each other?
8. If x = 2 and y = 6, what is 2x + (23 – 3y)?
3. Solve.
24 =
9. Sarah put 1,493sprinkles on her birthday cake.
Chris put 3,918 sprinkles on his. Solomon put 1,705
sprinkles on his cake. How many sprinkles did they
put on all of the cakes together?
30 =
4. Kathryn bought 2.5 pounds of grapes at the
Farmer’s Market. She paid $1.26 per pound. How
much money did Kathryn spend in all?
10. Find the value of the expression using the order
of operations.
5. Write 7,895,003,049 in expanded form.
3+7x6÷3–4
6.
6,175 ÷ 95 =
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 1 * Tuesday
1. Find the value of the expression using the order
of operations.
6.
937
x204
7.
14 3710
(29 – 18) + 14 ÷ 2 + 6
2. Ryan rows 25.6 miles on the rowing machine at
the gym each week. If he does the same for 28
weeks, how many miles will Ryan have rowed?
8. What is 96.127 rounded to the nearest tenth?
9.
1.2 x 4.5=
3. Grandma gave away $21.75 to each of her 12
grandchildren. How much money did she give
away?
10. Draw
4. Add.
diameter
trapezoid
parallel lines
equilateral
triangle
2.75 + 3.2 + 14.04
5. At the grocery store, you can buy 5 packages of
peas for $3.45. How much does each package cost
individually?
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 1 * Wednesday
1. A bag of Halloween candy weighs 4.7 pounds.
How much would 3.4 bags weigh?
6. Write < , > , or = in the
60 x 4
54 x 7
123 – 53
45 x 3
2. The math Teacher’s Edition has 855 pages and 19
topics. How many pages are in each topic?
12.63 + 6.4
4.75 + 12.3
7. If n = 6 and p = 2, what is 3n + 2p?
3. Simplify the following fractions.
11
66
12
24
8. The Moorman family is going to Disneyland.
They need $5,952 to pay for their entire trip. If they
have a year to save up for the trip, how much money
do they need to put away each month in order to
have enough?
4. What is the prime factorization of 16?
9. Marco has a summer job mowing lawns. If he
mows two lawns on Peach Street for $15.32 each
and four lawns on Onion Street for $12.98 each, how
much money did Marco make?
5. Find the value of the expression using the order
of operations.
3 ÷ (9 – 6) + 4 x 2
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10. Write 2,006,928,038 in expanded form.
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 1 * Thursday
7.
1. Solve.
4.3 x 9.8=
32 =
17 =
8. Write 1,383,098 in expanded and word forms.
103 =
2. The principal of Mayson Elementary School has
$93.25 to spend on 5 classrooms. How much can
she spend per classroom if she wants to keep
everything equal and fair?
3.
63 5,985
4.
15
17
5,786
+ 902
27
6. If m = 2 and g = 3, what is 3(m + 3g) – (2m)
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9. Anthony has 255 baseball cards in his collection.
He wants to put them all in page protectors. If each
protector can hold 15 cards, how many protectors
does Anthony need?
5. Which numbers below are composite?
13
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10. Jonathan brought 32 cupcakes to celebrate his
birthday. If he gave one to each of his 5 teachers,
and then split the rest equally between his 10
classmates, how many cupcakes were left over?
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Math Quiz
Quarter 2
Week 1
1. The cost for n teachers to attend the technology
conference is 3n + 5 dollars. What is the cost for 7
teachers to attend?
A. $26
B. $37
C. $42
4. Alejandra spent $45.50 on 14 tickets to the fair.
What is the price of one ticket to the fair?
D. $375
A. $0.28
B. $32.50
C. $3.25
2. A carton of milk costs $1.47. ABOUT how much
will one dozen cartons of milk cost?
D. $3.50
A. $10
B. $14
C. $18
D. $22
5. 35 =
A. 3 x 5
3. Find the difference
54.59 – 26.61 =
B. 3 x 3 x 3 x 3 x 3
C. 5 x 5 x 5
A. 27.98
D. 3 x 3 x 5 x 5 x 5
B. 32.18
C. 38.98
D. 81.20
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6. Which number below does NOT round to 23?
A. 23.920
B. 22.60
C. 23.253
D. 23.012
9. Which shape below is NOT a quadrilateral?
A. trapezoid
B. rhombus
7. What is the value of the expression
6 + (13 – 1) ÷ 4 + 2?
C. hexagon
D. parallelogram
A. 20
B. 11
C. 8
D. 3
10. Fatima and three friends equally shared the cost
of their dinner. If the bill was $27.36, how much did
each person pay?
8. Jennifer pays $2.00 per hour to park in the fancy
parking lot. If she is there 3.25 hours, how much
money will Jennifer pay?
A. $6.84
A. $6,500
C. $8.42
B. $6.05
D. $4.90
C. $65
D. $6.50
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B. $7.54
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 2 * Monday
1. Jared earns $6.50 per hour at the local diner
waiting tables. If he worked 36.9 hours last week,
how much money did Jared earn?
5.
32 x 2 4 =
6. Identify each polygon below:
2. What is the prime factorization of 12?
3. Name the points plotted on the grid below.
7. What is 0.925 rounded to the nearest tenth?
A
8. If w = 7, what is the value of 21 – 2w?
B
C
D
A=
B=
C=
D=
9. Samantha ate 3.52 pounds of chocolate during a
contest. Briana ate 3.23 pounds. Alejandra ate 3.12
pounds of chocolate and Kimberly ate 3.8 pounds.
Order the chocolate eaters from greatest to least
amount of chocolate eaten.
4. An airplane went up 2,100 feet in 15 minutes. If
it went up at the same rate, how many feet did it
climb per minute?
10.
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42.9 x 0.92 =
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 2 * Tuesday
1. 636 x 3.25 =
2. 5.67 x 3.4 =
6. Which decimal is the LEAST?
0.390
0.87
0.422
0.387
7. If P = 7 and M = 2, what is 3P + 4M?
3. Draw
Parallel lines
8. Greg has a jar full of dimes. The total amount in
the jar is $43.80. How many dimes are in the jar?
Perpendicular lines
Intersecting lines
4. There are 92 students on the bus. 43 are girls and
the rest are boys. At a stop along the route, half of
the students exit the bus. How many students are
left after that stop?
9. Order the following from greatest to least.
5. Bailey weighs 5 pounds more than Mrs. McInnes'
dog Biscuit. Bailey is 7 years old. Biscuit is 3 years
old. Together they weigh 75 pounds. How much
does Bailey weigh?
10.
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3.644
48.68 ÷ 100
3.9
3.099
3.289
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 2 * Wednesday
1. Brittany will take out a $7,200 loan to buy a car.
She will make monthly payments for 4 years. How
much money will each payment be?
5. Mrs. Rios spent $573 on a plane ticket. This
price included a $21 airport fee and $35 in tax.
What was the price before fees and taxes?
6. 125.63 – 43.054 =
2. Montserrat's magazine subscription cost $25.30
for 5 months. How much is the subscription for one
month?
7. Which of these has GREATEST value?
5.39
3. Place the following in order from the least to the
greatest.
5.75
5.343
5.062
5.80
5.9
5.192
8. Jocelyn has $238.41. How much is that rounded
to the nearest tenth of a dollar?
5.04
9. During a three day carnival, the daily attendance
was 3,023, 6,279, and 1,090. ABOUT how many
people attended the carnival?
4. Solve.
34 =
46 =
10. 25.97 + 0.725 =
28 =
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 2 * Thursday
1. There are 128 flavors at an ice cream shop. If a
company orders 75 scoops of each flavor, how
many scoops of ice cream will the company get?
2. Jeans are on sale for $28.76. What is $29.76
rounded to the nearest dollar?
3. Order the following decimals from greatest to
least.
0.91
4.
0.914
0.9
0.903
6. An apartment building is 49.2 feet high. Each
floor is 8.2 feet high. How many floors are there?
7. Jeffrey has 235 baseball cards. He wants to put
them in packs of 9 cards each. How many cards will
he have left over?
8. Match.
42
3x3x3x3
23
2x2x2
34
2x2x2x2
24
4x4
0.942
2.09 x 4.17 =
5. Each of the 24 sections of a stadium has the
same number of seats. The total number of seats in
the stadium is 19,776. How many seats are in each
section?
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9.
78 9068
10.
9.806
x 4.3
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Math Quiz
Quarter 2
Week 2
1. Which of these has the least value?
A. 0.099
B. 0.65
C. 0.23
4. Cheryl ate 34.5 chocolate candies last Halloween.
Her sister Iris ate 3 times as many. How many
pieces of candy did Iris eat?
D. 0.99
A. 10.35
B. 1,035
C. 103.5
D. 1.035
2. Diego ran 5 miles in 43.5 minutes. If it took the
same time to run each mile, how long did it take
Diego to run 1 mile?
A. 8.25 minutes
B. 8.42 minutes
C. 8.52 minutes
5. One little bacteria can reproduce 3,960 times in
24 hours. How many times can the bacteria
reproduce in one hour?
D. 8.7 minutes
A. 95,040
B. 1065
3. Which is the prime factorization of 24?
C. 156
A. 4 x 6
D. 165
B. 22 x 6
C. 23 x 3
D. 8 x 3
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6. Jessica bought 6 of the same hats for $22.74.
What was the price of one hat?
9. Which of the following numbers has the most
factors?
A. $3.56
B. $3.79
A. 9
C. $3.84
B. 20
D. $4.79
C. 34
D. 49
7. The Apples Are Yummy Company planted 765
trees in 25 rows last year. Which shows the number
of trees in each row and the number of trees left
over?
10. The table below shows the height of four
people.
A. 29 R 20
B. 29 R 21
C. 30 R 15
D. 31 R 21
Person
Height (in
meters)
Sydney
1.71
Dante
1.69
Carter
1.74
Mia
1.9
Who is the shortest person?
8. A small ballpark has 23 rows with 37 seats in
each row. Which is the best estimate for the number
of people that saw a sold-out game?
A. Sydney
B. Dante
A. 600
C. Carter
B. 700
D. Mia
C. 800
D. 1,100
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 3 * Monday
1. (29 – 18) + 14 ÷ 2 + 6
7. During the past five months, Elle spent $3.25 on
candy, $12.09 on cupcakes, and $9.88 on chips.
ABOUT how much did Elle spend?
2. During the evaporation experiment, Sample A
lost 0.983 grams, Sample B lost 0.092 grams, and
Sample C lost 0.979 grams. Place the samples in
order from least weight lost to most weight lost.
A
8.
B
C
3. 26.75 ÷ 5 =
E
D
F
J
G
K
4. Scott’s family car has a gas tank that holds 12.5
gallons of gas. It cost $53.25 to completely fill the
tank yesterday. What was the price per gallon of gas
yesterday?
5. Phoebe spends $89 per week on groceries. How
much money does she spend on groceries each year?
(hint: there are 52 weeks in a year)
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Name 4 points ________________________
Name 3 line segments __________________
__________________
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Name parallel lines ____________________
Name perpendicular lines _______________
9. If t = 8 and e = 3, what is
t + 3e
2
6. Place the following in order from the least to the
greatest.
1.028
0.992 1.992 1.00 0.293
H
10. 1029 + 32 + 467 =
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 3 * Tuesday
1. What is the prime factorization of 56?
6. Draw.
Obtuse angle
Right angle
2. Solve.
Acute angle
42 + 63
3. Write an expression that represents 6 less than a
number, times 5.
7. Last year, the school's electric bill was $1,740. If
the bill was the same price each month, how much
did the school spend on electricity each month?
4. Mrs. Morgan had $1,532.93 in her savings
account in July. In August, she had $2,193.09 in her
savings account. How much more did Mrs. Morgan
have in her account in August than in July?
8. What is 9.62 divided by 3.7?
5. Name each line below.
9.
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1.429
x 3.82
10.
726.0
x 8.3
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 3 * Wednesday
1. Samantha has $75.36 to spend on video games.
If each game costs $12.56 including tax, how many
games can she buy?
6. If m = 8.20 and n = 4.1, what is
(m ÷ n)
7. Blueberries cost $1.56 a pound. If Kiyoshi
needed 8 pounds to make his famous Blueberry
Muffins, how much money will he have to spend?
2. Name each type of angle below.
8. Name the points on the grid below.
3. Write 8,392,003,830 in expanded form.
A=
B=
A
B
C=
4. Which decimal is the LEAST in value?
6.7
6.09
6.20
C
6.902
9. A pencil weighs 0.827 grams. A ball point pen
weighs 1.23 grams. What is the difference in
weights of the writing utensils?
5. Draw.
trapezoid
pentagon
10. Simplify.
hexagon
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50
75
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 3 * Thursday
1. Draw.
regular hexagon
irregular pentagon
acute angle
ray
6. Quinn has three boxes of paper clips. If each box
holds 346 paper clips, how many paper clips does he
have in all?
7. Identify.
A
B
C
2. At a track meet, Deborah jumps 1.03 meters on
the high jump. Dexter jumped 1.3 meters. Who
jumped higher?
E
D
F
J
G
K
H
I
L
3. Which angle measures 90˚?
4. There are 864 windows in an 18 story building.
If each floor has the same number of windows, how
many windows are on each floor?
Two line segments ______________________
Parallel lines ___________________________
Intersecting lines ________________________
Obtuse angle ___________________________
Acute angle ____________________________
8. If v = 5, what is the value of 3v + 9?
9. Solve.
63 =
5. In mathematics, Bianca’s test average is 77.98.
In science her average is 83.13 and in social studies,
her average is 96.5. In which subject does she have
the highest average?
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24 =
10.
179.325 ÷ 0.30 =
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Math Quiz
Quarter 2
Week 3
1. If p = 3, what is the value of the expression
32p + 4?
A. 96
B. 100
C. 330
D. 327
4. Which shows the decimals in the order from the
least to greatest?
A. 0.431
0.419
0.404
B. 0.419
0.404
0.431
C. 0.431
0.404
0.419
D. 0.404
0.419
0.431
2. Which of the following is NOT true about the
two triangles below?
5. The new ride, FunTwist, at the amusement park is
located on Straight Path.
Cargo Path
First Path
Straight Path
A. They each have three angles.
B. They each have a one obtuse angles.
C. There are no equilateral triangles.
D. One triangle is a right triangle.
Market Path
The path to the Screamer Coaster is intersecting the
path that FunTwist is on. On which path would the
Screamer Coaster be located?
A. Screamer Coaster is on Market Path.
3. Shelia earns $6.87 per hour mowing lawns. Last
week, Shelia mowed lawns for 5 hours. How much
money did Shelia earn?
A. $34.35
C. Screamer Coaster is on Cargo Path.
D. Screamer Coaster is on First Path.
B. $345.50
C. $30.45
D. $36.43
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6. Elaina ran 20.7 miles in 2.3 hours. How many
miles did she run in one hour?
A. 14 miles per hour.
B. 24 miles per hour.
9. Maria's glasses have lenses that is the shape
shown in the picture below. Which of the following
could NOT be used to describe the lenses?
C. 9 miles per hour
D. 8 miles per hour
7. Which expression is the same value as 5 x 8 x 5 x
5?
A. quadrilateral
B. regular polygon
A. 52 x 22
C. hexagon
B. 53 x 22
D. opposite sides parallel
C. 53 x 23
D. 53 x 42
10. What is the best estimate (to the nearest dollar)
of the sum below?
$3.64 + $2.75 + $6.01
A. $11.00
8. Which of the following has the greatest value?
C. $13.00
A. 0.009
D. $14.00
B. 0.2
C. 0.13
D. 0.052
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 4 * Monday
1. Draw each triangle described.
Right angle
5. Classify each angle.
Obtuse angle
Isosceles triangle
6. Sam is paid $5.29 an hour at her job. Last week,
she earned $126.96. How many hours did she work?
2. Mrs. Simon's class received $85 from
fundraising. Mrs. Simon wants to buy books for her
classroom with the money. She can get books for
$18.95 each at the local store. How many books can
she buy with $85?
7. Solve.
94 =
8. If J = 12, what is J/3 + 3?
3.
2.498 + 9.028 + 12.3
4. Place the following in order from the greatest to
least.
9.2 43 6.7 9.23 6.74 4
9. Eric can mow the Johnson's lawn in 2 hours. It
takes him 5 hours to mow the Smith's lawn. If he is
paid $9 per hour, how much will he earn for mowing
both lawns?
10. Round 106.954 to the nearest ten.
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Week 4 * Tuesday
1. Mary measured the mass of a sample of salt and
found it was 4.028 grams. What is this mass
rounded to the nearest hundredth?
2. Using the measurements below, identify each
angle as acute, right, or obtuse. Then draw the angle
using a protractor.
35˚
5. A hotel charges $198 per night, including tax.
What is the cost of a room for 2 weeks?
6. Nicholas collects seashells. He has been to 16
beaches and collected the same amount of shells at
each beach. If he has 5,664 shells in his collection,
how many shells did Nicholas collect at each beach?
110˚
7. 4.039 + 52.7 + 12.93
90˚
73˚
3. Draw
parallel lines
perpendicular lines
8. Place the following in order from the least to the
greatest.
4.930
obtuse angle
53.2
3.867
intersecting lines
9. Solve.
32
4. Mrs. Blaze drives 45 miles per hour. Write an
expression which shows how many miles Mrs. Blaze
drives for h hours.
44
10. If p = 7, what is 76 – (13 + 2p)?
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1. If z = 3, what is 5 x (6 – z)?
6. Solve.
83
50
2. The hands on a clock show 6:00pm. What is the
measure of this angle?
7. At Master Street Elementary School there are 22
classrooms. There are 792 students at Master Street.
How many students are in each classroom?
3. Identify.
4. Ari earned $356.74 the first week he worked.
The second week he earned $427.19. To the nearest
dollar, ABOUT how much less did he earn the first
week?
8. A bug flew around the house 45 times in one
minute. How many times would that same bug fly
around the house in 3.5 minutes?
5. Draw.
acute angle
9.
obtuse angle
right angle
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x 6.8
10.
7,908
+ 873
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Week 4 * Thursday
1. Draw the following on the number line below.
-6
5
-2
4
6
-3
6. Albert paid for a meal and tax with a fifty dollar
bill. The meal with tax cost $36.84. ABOUT how
much money did he receive back?
12.09 – 1.541 =
2. What are the prime factors of 48?
7.
3. What is the measurement of the missing angle in
the triangle below?
8. If n = 34, what is 7 – n?
?˚
9. Match.
73˚
53˚
4. Erika wants to buy 35 candy bars. Each candy
bar costs $1.25 each. How much money will Erika
spend on candy bars?
36
3x5x2
8
23
30
52 x 2
50
32 x 22
10. Which pair of lines below are perpendicular?
B.
5. Which is the LEAST?
6.473
67.63
A.
0.67
0.7
C.
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Math Quiz
Quarter 2
Week 4
1. What is the approximate measure of this angle in
degrees?
4.
35,705 ÷ 37 =
A. 10˚
A. 89
B. 45˚
B. 843
C. 110˚
C. 925
D. 135˚
D. 965
2. Stephanie charges $4.00 per hour to make phone
calls for the school PTA. What equation could
Stephanie use to find the number of hours (h) she
needs to make calls in order to earn $50.00?
A. 4h = 50
B. h/4 = 50
C. h – 4 = 50
5. What is the prime factorization of 45?
D. 4 + h = 50
A. 23 x 5
B. 32 x 5
3. Briana has $9.25 to buy lunch. If she buys a
turkey sandwich that costs $3.50 how much money
will she have left?
C. 52 x 3
D. 52 x 9
A. $4.75
B. $5.25
C. $5.75
D. $10.25
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6. Which if the following has the greatest product?
A. 2.8 x 0.04
B. 0.28 x 40
9. Which is an obtuse angle?
C. 28 x 0.004
A. an angle that measures 180 degrees
D. 0.028 x 4
B. an angle that measures 165 degrees
C. an angle that measures 90 degrees
D. an angle that measures 15 degrees
7. Which is the LEAST?
A. 0.6
B. 0.655
C. 0.62
D. 0.062
10. What is the classification of this triangle?
85˚
8. Triangle JKL is a right triangle, and angles L and
J are equal. What is the measure of angle L?
35˚
L
A. scalene, right
K
J
B. scalene, acute
A. 25˚
C. isosceles, right
B. 45˚
D. isosceles, acute
C. 70˚
D. 90˚
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Week 5 * Monday
1. Two angle measures of a triangle are given.
What is the third angle measure?
A. 57˚, 68˚, ____
6. Ashley slept for 485 minutes last night. This
number is 32 more minutes than Juan slept. Write
an equation that would help you find out how many
minutes Juan (j) slept.
B. 90˚, 40˚, ____
C. 29˚, 71˚, ____
7. What is the measure of the missing angle?
?
2. Classify each quadrilateral below.
110˚
90˚
90˚
8. The book we are reading aloud in class has 1,984
pages. If there are 32 chapters, how many pages are
in each chapter if all chapters are of the same
length?
3. Mr. Speedy ran the 100 meter race in 9.3 seconds.
The next 100 meter race he shaved 3.4 seconds off
his time. What was his time in the second race?
9. Draw.
parallel lines
perpendicular lines
acute angle
scalene triangle
4. 28.35 ÷ 3.5 =
5. If n = 9, what is 3n – (36 ÷ 6)?
10. 23.52 + 1.079 + 0.4 + 173.2 =
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Week 5 * Tuesday
1. 2.34 x 1.5 =
6. Write in exponential form:
27
73
35
2. If V = 11, what is the value of 3V + 19?
7. If a shirt costs $15.00, a belt costs $8.50, and a
hat costs $6.00, what is the cost of 3 shirts, 1 belt,
and a hat?
3. What is the prime factorization of 36?
8. If f = 8, what is the value of (2 + 5f) ÷ 7 – 1?
4. What is the measure of the missing angle?
110˚
?˚
9. What is the value of each point below?
70˚
110˚
-10
-4
0 2
6
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
A
B
C
D
5. Eric scored the following number of points on
his tests:
A=
84
93
92
85
B=
87
C=
D=
What is the median of these numbers?
10. Which number below is the GREATEST?
0.09
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9.0
0.009
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Week 5 * Wednesday
1. Write an expression that represents the product of
84 and b.
6. What is 7.253 – 6.21?
7. Write 6 x 6 x 6 x 4 x 4 in exponential form.
2. What is the measure of the missing angles below?
?
90˚
8. On the number line below, place the following
fractions.
2/3
3/4
1½
54˚
45˚
65˚
?
0
1
3. What is the sum of 8 and -9?
9. Draw the fractions below
4. Draw a factor tree for the number below.
3/4
24
5/6
1/2
5. During a 12 hour period, the clock beeped 67.2
times. How many times did the clock beep in one
hour?
10. Circle the objects below that have BOTH
perpendicular and parallel lines.
E
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Week 5 * Thursday
1. For the sentence y = 5x – 2, what are the missing
y values in this table?
X
2
5
6. Prime factorize 20.
9
Y
7. Paul has $0.50 in his pocket. What fraction of a
dollar does he have?
2. Using fractions, name the points on the number
line below.
8. Circle the letters that have an ACUTE angle.
0
1
3. Using the number line below, where would ¾ be
placed?
0
1
E
L
M
V
T
A
9. Michelle dropped a package of 8 light bulbs.
Two of them broke when the package fell. Write
two equivalent fractions to represent the fraction of
bulbs that broke.
4. What are the prime factors of 42?
10. Draw:
5. Put the decimals in order from the least to the
greatest?
0.511
0.57
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rhombus
trapezoid
equilateral triangle
right triangle
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Week 5
1. Which letter represents ¼ on the number line
below?
A B C
D
0
1
4. Which expression is equivalent to
5 x (4 + 7)?
A. A
A. 5 + 4 + 7
B.
B
B. 5 x 4 + 7
C. C
C. (5 + 4) x (5 + 7)
D. D
D. (5 x 4) + (5 x 7)
2. What are the prime factors of 48?
A. 2 and 24
B. 2, 3, and 8
C. 2, 3, and 4
5. Which of these is the number 3,406,012?
D. 2 and 3
A. three million, four thousand six, twelve
B. three million, forty-six thousand, twelve
3. Which of the following angles could have a
measurement of 30˚?
C. three million, four hundred six thousand, twelve
D. three billion, four hundred six million, twelve
A.
B.
C.
D.
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6. The price of berries at the Fair is $2.20 per
bunch. Donovan bought 13.8 bunches of berries.
How much did he pay?
A. $3.03
9. Which of the following best describes the figure
below?
B. $5.52
C. $28.00
D. $30.36
A. acute angles
7. Which table represents values of x and y such
that y = x + 5?
A.
X
Y
X
Y
-1
4
2
5
0
5
5
0
C.
B. obtuse angles
C. parallel lines
D. perpendicular lines
10. What is the measure of angle R?
B.
X
Y
-1
0
D.
X
Y
-6
2
3
-5
3
0
R
89˚
8. A truck driver bought 34 gallons of diesel gas for
his big rig. If he paid a total of $147.90, how much
did one gallon of diesel gas cost?
A. 17˚
A. $3.64
C. 31˚
B. $4.35
D. 39˚
C. $19.95
D. $23.30
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62˚
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Math Homework
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Week 6 * Monday
1. What decimal is equal to 9/10?
6. Order the following fractions from least to
greatest.
2/3
1/4
9/10
2. A package of 14 sheets of paper costs $0.84.
How much does one sheet of paper cost?
7. What is the measure of the missing angles?
?
?
72˚
3. Attendance at the last two football games at
Encanto High School was 3,029 and 2,198. How
many people came to these games?
80
53˚
90˚
?
8. Draw a number line and place the following on
it:
4/8
4. What is the prime factorization of:
134˚
0.25
0
3/4
10/16
1/2
1
42
9. Catherine says that she can type 34 words per
minute. At that rate, ABOUT how many words can
she type in a half hour?
5. A nature trail is 15 miles long. Mrs. Goldman
and Mrs. Batiste hiked 5 miles of the trail. What are
two equivalent fractions to represent how much of
the trail the two teachers hiked?
10. What is the value of y in y = 2x – 5, when
x = 3.9?
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Week 6 * Tuesday
1. What is the prime factorization of
12
60
45
7. A runner won the race by 0.328 seconds. What is
the runner’s time rounded to the nearest hundredth
of a second?
2. Place 1/5 on the number line below.
0
1
2
3
4
6. Kimberly paid $4.00 for a package of 25
balloons. What is the cost of each balloon in the
package?
5
8. Circle the letters below that have intersecting
(not perpendicular) lines.
3.
11.6 x 5.9 =
U
P
Q
A
V
K
4. If n = 17, what is the value of 3 – n?
9. What is the value of 6x + 8 if x = 3?
5. What equation could be used to create the table
below?
X
Y
-9
-5
-2
2
4
8
11
15
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¼
¾
½
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Week 6 * Wednesday
1. Karen bought a dozen cookies from the bakery.
If she paid $3.36 for the batch, how much did one
cookie cost?
6. 3/9 + 5/9 =
7. Genesis was baking a cake. She added 1 3/8 cups
of honey and 2 2/8 cups of milk to a mixing bowl.
How much liquid was added to the mixing bowl?
2.
?
8. What is the mode of the following numbers?
32, 16, 32, 19,
40˚
26, 32, 28, 27
3. Draw:
acute angle
perpendicular lines
scalene triangle
obtuse angle
rectangle
rhombus
4. What is the value of 73?
5.
4.52 + 16.2 + 0.983 =
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staff to share. If there are 10 teachers, how much of
the pizza will each teacher get?
10. Write an equation that shows the relationship of
all the values in the table below.
X
Y
-2
-6
-1
-3
0
0
1
3
2
6
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Week 6 * Thursday
6. 34 =
1. ½ + ¼ =
7. Write an equation that would match the table.
2. What is 2 8/20 written in simplest form?
3. The first leg of a 100 mile motorcycle race is
25.5 miles. The second leg is 22.6 miles and the
third leg is 21.5 miles. What is the distance of the
fourth leg of the race?
8.
4. A pet store has 23 fish tanks that hold 437 fish. If
each tank has roughly the same number of fish,
ABOUT how many fish are in each tank?
X
Y
2
7
4
13
6
19
8
25
238 x 0.04 =
9.
?
120˚
83˚
5. Sam put 1/3 cups of sugar, 1/6 cup of vanilla, and
5/12 cups of chocolate chips into a mixing bowl for
cookies. How many cups of ingredients did Sam put
in the bowl altogether?
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10. Juan is saving $12.95 every week to buy an
MP3 player that costs $51.80. How many weeks
must he save?
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Math Quiz
Quarter 2
Week 6
1. Emily is baking a cake. She added 1 3/8 cups of
butter and 2 2/8 cups of flour to a mixing bowl.
How much of these two ingredients was added to the
mixing bowl?
4. Which shape has both perpendicular and parallel
line segments?
A. 7/8 cups
B. 2 5/8 cups
A.
B.
C.
D.
C. 3 1/2 cups
D. 3 5/8 cups
2. What is the prime factorization of 12?
A. 22 x 3
B. 22 x 32
C. 4 x 3
5. What is the value of 5x + 7, if x = 3?
D. 1 x 2
A. 15
B. 22
3. Mrs. Moorman bought 6 pounds of steak. She
saved $6.48 by using a store coupon. How much
money did she save per pound of steak?
A. $0.89
B. $0.93
C. $1.08
D. $75.33
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C. 60
D. 105
6. Mrs. Meager received 15 crates of baseballs to
give to the baseball teams in her son’s league. Each
crate contained 24 baseballs. Which equation shows
the total number of baseballs (b) Mrs. Meager has?
A. b = 15 + 24
9. Which of the following angles could have a
measurement of about 35˚?
B. b = 15 ÷ 24
C. b = 15 x 24
A.
B.
C.
D.
D. b = 15 – 24
7. A teacher purchased 15.4 cases of pencils. The
supply store charged $2.40 per case of pencils.
What was the teacher’s total bill?
A. $3.69
B. $9.24
C. $30.00
D. $36.96
10. Which point best represents ¾ on the number
line below?
a
8. What is the measurement of x in the figure
below?
x
0
55˚
A. a
153˚
B. b
106˚
D. d
A. 27˚
B. 46˚
C. 90˚
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Week 7 * Monday
6. Write 9,003,809,123 in expanded and word
forms.
1. 4 ¾ - 2 ½ =
EF = _____________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
WF = ____________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
2. What is the decimal 0.2 written as a fraction?
7. What is the measure of the missing angles if both
angles are the same size?
3. Draw a figure that has both perpendicular and
parallel lines.
100˚
?
?
8. On Saturday, Sophia rode her bike for ¼ of an
hour, hiked a mountain for 1¾ hours, and danced
for 1 ¾ hours. How long did Sophia exercise and
move her body for?
4. What is 974.362 rounded to the nearest ten?
5.
4.923 x 12.3 =
9. If x = 9, and y = x – 18, what is the value of y?
10. What is the median and mean of the following:
4, 6, 6, 3, 4, 5, 2, 8, 7
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1. A golfer was practicing his swing. If he hit 2/5 of
20 balls into the hole, how many balls did he
actually get into the hole?
2. Heidi bought a bookmark for $0.78 and a 350
page book for $14.39. If she paid with a $20 bill,
how much change did Heidi get back from the
cashier?
6. Abraham has 2 ½ pounds of blueberries. He
wants to separate the blueberries into 5 equal
portions. Write an expression that you would use to
find the weight of each portion of blueberries.
7. Write 5,674,890 in word and expanded form.
EF = _____________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
3. Place < , > , or = in the circle.
3/5
WF = _____________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
3/10
8. Round 67.493 to the nearest tenth.
4
1/4
9/10
4/10
4. If n = 3, what is 5 x (6 – n)?
9. If m = 15, what is m – 12?
5. Write an equation which shows the relationship
of all the values in the table below.
10. Place 1/6 on the number line below.
X
Y
5
1
15
3
25
5
35
7
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Week 7 * Wednesday
1. Christina hiked 1 ¾ miles on Friday, 1 3/8 miles
on Saturday, and ½ miles on Sunday. How many
miles did Christina hike altogether?
6. Write an equivalent fraction for ¼.
7. What is the value of 4x + 3 if x = 4?
2. What are the prime factors of 32?
8.
¾x½=
3. Mrs. Kiyoshi drove 2 ¾ miles on Wednesday and
4 ½ miles on Thursday. How many miles did Mrs.
Kiyoshi drive in all?
9. What are the missing angles in the equilateral
triangle below?
?
4. Simone earns $675 per week at her job. If she
works 43 weeks this year, how much money will
Simone earn?
60
10.
5. The flower store sold 2¼ baskets of flowers on
Saturday. On Sunday the store sold 7½ baskets.
How many more baskets did the flower store sell on
Sunday than on Saturday?
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Week 7 * Thursday
1. Mr. Sheldon bought 3.6 pounds of onions for his
soup. He also bought 5.39 pounds of carrots, 4
pounds of celery, and 2.093 pounds of potatoes.
How many pounds of vegetables did Mr. Sheldon
purchase in all?
6. If the school supply store has 24 pencils, and ¼
of them are green, how many green pencils does the
school supply store have?
7. What is the value of 34?
2. 4 ¾ - 2 ½ =
3. Josh scored the following number of points in 5
dart games.
64
122
115
75
8. What is the prime factorization of 20?
112
What is the median of these numbers?
9.
12 ÷ ¾ =
4. The pottery store sold 652 pots. They made
$4.93 per pot sold. How much money did the
pottery store make in all?
10. Roy has 4 ½ pizzas for the soccer team to split
after the game. If each member is going to get ½ of
a pizza, how many players are on the soccer team?
5. Draw 3 ½ on the number line below.
1
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Week 7
1. Mrs. McInnes has 30 students in her class. If 1/3
of those students are boys, how many boys are in her
class?
4. Which equation shows the rule for this table?
A. 4
X
Y
2
12
B. 8
A. X + 10 = Y
C. 10
B. X – 10 = Y
5
15
D. 90
C. 10 – X = Y
7
17
D. X + Y = 10
9
19
2. What is the value of 3x + 2, when x = 4?
A. 9
B. 14
5. What is the measure of angle z in the figure
below?
C. 24
D. 36
82˚
67˚
109˚
3. Natalie has ¾ of a pizza. Elizabeth has 1/3 of a
pizza. How much more pizza does Natalie have
than Elizabeth?
A. 12˚
A. 4/7
B. 102˚
B. 5/12
C. 122˚
C. 1/4
D. 180˚
D. 1/6
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6. 1/5 x 1/6 =
A. 1/11
B. 2/11
9. On Saturday, Chicago received 1 3/16 inches of
rain. On Sunday, Chicago received 2 7/16 inches of
rain. What is the total amount of rain Chicago
received during these two days?
C. 1/30
D. 2/30
A. ¼ inches
B. 1 ¼ inches
C. 3 5/16 inches
D. 3 5/8 inches
7. Sharon bought 1.4 pounds of ice, 2.09 pounds of
sugar, and 14.5 pounds of lemons for her lemonade
stand. How many pounds of ingredients did Sharon
purchase altogether?
A. 0.1799
10. Which of the following best describes the figure
below?
B. 179.9
C. 17.99
D. 1.799
A. acute angles
B. obtuse angles
8. What is the prime factorization of 42?
C. parallel lines
A. 2 x 3 x 7
D. perpendicular lines
B. 2 x 21
C. 14 x 3
D. 42 x 3 x 2 x 7
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Math Homework
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Week 8 * Monday
1. Ms. Pearson walks 4.5 miles per hour. If she
walks for 3.2 hours on Saturday, how many miles
did Ms. Pearson walk?
2. A movie theater sells 9420 buckets of popcorn
every year. If they sell the same number each
month, how many buckets of popcorn do they sell
each month?
6. If a shirt costs $12.00, a belt costs $9.50 and a hat
costs $8.25, what is the cost of 3 shirts, 1 belt and
two hats?
7. Draw a quadrilateral with exactly one pair of
parallel sides.
8. One of the angle measures of an isosceles
triangle is 46˚. Another is 88˚. What is the measure
of the 3rd angle?
3. Mrs. Hall cut 3 ½ feett off of 24 ½ foot long
jump rope. How long is the jump rope now?
9. A soda can contains 12.563 ounces of soda. What
is this weight to the nearest whole ounce?
4.
1/6 + 3/4 =
5. What is the prime factorization of 24?
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10. Brenda's mother cut her birthday cake into 12
equal pieces. Six children at the party ate one piece
each. Brenda's mother and father had one piece of
birthday cake each. What fraction of the cake was
left?
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 8 * Tuesday
1. A pizza was cut into 12 equal slices. Carter and
his two brothers ate 7 pieces. What fraction of the
pizza was left?
6. At a class party, 21/36 of the cupcakes were
eaten. What is this fraction in simplest form?
7. What is the value of 12c + 6 if c = 2?
2. A basketball hoop in front of Samantha's house is
4 2/3 feet shorter than her house. The height of
Samantha's house is 20 1/6 feet. What is the height
of the basketball hoop?
8. A quadrilateral has angles that measure 80˚, 83˚,
and 64˚. What is the measurement of the 4th angle?
3. Genesis bought 16.8 gallons of gasoline for
$59.27. If you round to the nearest ten before
dividing, what is the approximate cost of one gallon
of gasoline?
9. Order these decimals from least to greatest.
0.845
0.9
0.001
0.809
0.01
4.What are the prime factors of
42
56
10. Tri had 3/8 gallon of blue paint. He added 1/5
gallon of yellow paint to make green. How much
green paint did he make?
5.
3.65 x 4.8 =
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 8 * Wednesday
1. Emily has 5/8 quart of juice in a large pitcher.
She pours another ¼ quart of juice into the pitcher.
How much juice does she now have in the pitcher?
6. A flight from New York City to Chicago takes 3
½ hours. A flight from Chicago to Los Angeles
takes 4 ½ hours. How long will a flight from New
York City to Chicago to Los Angeles take?
2. Prime factor:
45
70
7. What is the value of 6x – 3x + 7 if x = 9?
3. George purchased a walkie-talkie at the store. He
gave the cashier a $50 bill, to which the cashier gave
him $12.39 change. How much money did the
walkie-talkie cost?
4. During an experiment on evaporation, Fernando
noticed the water level in his cup went down 1 2/3
inch. Kimberly’s water level went down 2 ¼ inch.
How many more inches of water did Kimberly’s cup
lose than Fernando’s?
8. What is the sum of 10 and -12?
1/2 x 2/3 =
9.
10. Circle the letters below that have parallel lines.
A
5. Leah has a collection of 36 baseball cards. She
gives 2/3 of her collection to her sister. How many
baseball cards did she give to her sister?
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 8 * Thursday
1. For an experiment, students combined 2.951
liters of colored water, 2.3 liters of oil and 1.24 liters
of vinegar in a container. What is the total volume
of the mixture?
2. Place the following fractions on the number line
below.
½
2¼
¾
6. What is the mean, median and mode of the
following numbers?
4 4
6
7
5
6
5
6
5
6
7
7. Veronica ate ¼ of a box of 32 chocolates. How
many chocolates did Veronica eat?
1½
8. What is 7.029 rounded to the nearest whole
number?
0
1
2
3
3. What decimal is equal to 31/100?
9. Write 4,503,748,023 in expanded and word
forms.
4. The height of a plant was 3 ¼ inches tall. A
similar plant was 5 ½ inches tall. What is the
difference in heights of the two plants?
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5. If p = 12, what is 3 + 2p?
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Math Quiz
Quarter 2
Week 8
1. What is the value of 3x + 2 when x = 4?
A. 9
C. 24
4. A dog walker charges $5.65 per mile walked. If
the dog walker took Doggy on a 3.2 mile walk, how
much money will the dog walker receive?
D. 36
A. $3.69
B. 14
B. $8.85
C. $180.80
2. Alexander has 15 favorite library books. If 3/5 of
them are mystery books, how many of Alexander's
favorite books are mysteries?
D. $18.08
A. 3
B. 5
C. 9
D. 25
5. A quadrilateral has angles that measure 153˚,
106˚, and 55˚. What is the measure of the 4th angle?
A. 27˚
B. 46˚
3. Adriana has2/5 of a pizza. Jose has 3/8 of a
pizza. How much more pizza does Adriana have
than Jose?
A.
4/
7
B. 1/40
C. ¼
D. 1/6
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C. 90˚
D. 314˚
6. What is 246 ÷ 12?
A. 2.05
B. 2.5
C. 20.5
9. What is 3,537,438 rounded to the nearest
thousand?
D. 25
A. 3,500,000
B. 3,537,000
C. 3,538,000
7. Katie slept for 1/6 of an hour when she was woken
up by her baby brother. She then slept for another
1/ of an hour when her baby brother cried again.
3
How much did Katie get to sleep?
D. 3,540,000
A. 2/9 hour
B. 1/3 hour
C. ½ hour
D. 2/3 hour
10.
3/4 x 1/7 =
A. 1/11
B. 3/11
C. 3/28
8. What is the prime factorization of 30?
A. 23 x 5
B. 5 x 3 x 2
C. 52 x 3
D. 52 x 6
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 9 * Review * Monday
1. The height of a plant was 3 ¼ inches tall. A
similar plant was 5 ½ inches tall. What is the
difference in heights of the two plants?
6. During a three day carnival, the daily attendance
was 323, 279, and 390. ABOUT how many people
attended the carnival?
2. Mrs. Simon's class received $85 from
fundraising. Mrs. Simon wants to buy books for her
classroom with the money. She can get books for
$18.95 each at the local store. How many books can
she buy with $85?
7. Mrs. Riddick bought 6 pounds of steak. She
saved $6.48 by using a store coupon. How much
money did she save per pound of steak?
8. Solve.
24 =
3.
2.498 + 9.028 + 12.3
9. If J = 12, what is J/3 + 3?
4. Place the following in order from the greatest to
least.
5.3
5.09
5.12
0.5
5.01
5. Round 15.03 to the nearest ten.
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10. Eric can mow the Johnson's lawn in 2 hours. It
takes him 5 hours to mow the Smith's lawn. If he is
paid $9 per hour, how much will he earn for mowing
both lawns?
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 9 * Review * Tuesday
1. Nigel measured the mass of a sample of salt and
found it was3.23 grams. What is this mass rounded
to the nearest whole number?
5. A hotel charges $342 per night, including tax.
What is the cost of a room for 1 week?
6. Attendance at the last two football games at
University High School was 7,843 and 8,039. How
many people came to these games??
2. If V = 11, what is the value of 3V + 19?
3. What is the prime factorization of 36?
7. 4.039 + 52.7 + 12.93
8. Place the following in order from the least to the
greatest.
4.930
53.2
3.867
4. Mrs. Richardson drives 45 miles per hour. Write
an expression which show how many miles Mrs.
Richardson drives for h hours.
9. Solve.
32
5. Eric has a jar full of dimes. The total amount in
the jar is $53.80. How many dimes are in the jar
44
10. If p = 7, what is 76 – (13 + 2p)?
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 9 * Review * Wednesday
1. A bag of Halloween candy weighs 4.7 pounds.
How much would 3.4 bag weigh?
6. Write < , > , or = in the
23 x 4
19 x 7
256 – 53
28 x 5
2. The math Teacher’s Edition has 855 pages and 19
topics. How many pages are in each topic?
32.63 + 6.4
4.75 + 42.3
7. If n = 2 and p = 5, what is 4n + 7p?
3. Simplify the following fractions.
11
66
12
24
4. During an experiment on evaporation, Fernando
noticed the water level in his cup went down 1 2/3
inch. Kimberly’s water level went down 2 ¼ inch.
How many more inches of water did Kimberly’s cup
lose than Fernando’s?
5. For an experiment, students combined 2.951
liters of colored water, 2.3 liters of oil and 1.24 liters
of vinegar in a container. What is the total volume
of the mixture?
8. The Moorman family is going to Disneyland.
They need $5,952 to pay for their entire trip. If they
have a year to save up for the trip, how much money
do they need to put away each month in order to
have enough?
9. Marco has a summer job mowing lawns. If he
mows two lawns on Peach Street for $15.32 each
and four lawns on Onion Street for $12.98 each, how
much money did Marco make?
10. Write 2,006,928,038 in expanded form.
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Math Homework
Quarter 2
Week 9 * Review * Thursday
1. What is the prime factorization of 56?
6. Draw.
Obtuse angle
Right angle
2. Solve.
Acute angle
42 + 63
3. Write an expression that represents 6 less than a
number, times 5.
7. Last year, the school's electric bill was $1,740. If
the bill was the same price each month, how much
did the school spend on electricity each month?
4. Mrs. Morgan had $1,532.93 in her savings
account in July. In August, she had $2,193.09 in her
savings account. How much more did Mrs. Morgan
have in her account in August than in July?
8. What is 9.62 divided by 3.7?
5. Name each line below.
9.
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1.429
x 3.82
10.
726.0
x 8.3
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Math Quiz
Quarter 2
Week 9 * Review
1. Penny has $9.25 to buy lunch. If she buys a
turkey sandwich that costs $3.50 how much money
will she have left?
A. $4.75
B. $5.25
C. $5.75
4. Alejandra spent $45.50 on 14 tickets to the fair.
What is the price of one ticket to the fair?
D. $10.25
A. $0.28
B. $32.50
C. $3.25
2. A teacher purchase 15.4 cases of pencils. The
supply store charged $2.40 per case of pencils.
What was the teacher’s total bill?
D. $3.50
A. $3.69
B. $9.24
C. $30.00
D. $36.96
5. Which if the following has the greatest product?
A. 6.8 x 0.02
3. Find the difference
54.59 – 26.61 =
B. 0.68 x 20
C. 68 x 0.002
D. 0.068 x 2
A. 27.98
B. 32.18
C. 38.98
D. 81.20
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6. What is the prime factorization of 45?
A. 23 x 5
B. 32 x 5
C. 52 x 3
9. Which of the following best describes the figure
below?
D. 52 x 9
A. acute angles
7. Which table represents values of x and y such
that y = 5 - x?
B. obtuse angles
C. parallel lines
A.
B.
X
Y
X
Y
-1
4
2
5
0
5
5
0
X
Y
X
Y
-1
-6
2
3
0
-5
5
0
C.
D.
D. perpendicular lines
10. Emily is baking a cake. She added 1 3/8 cups of
butter and 2 2/8 cups of flour to a mixing bowl.
How much of these two ingredients was added to the
mixing bowl?
A. 7/8 cups
B. 2 5/8 cups
8.
C. 3 1/2 cups
35,705 ÷ 37 =
D. 3 5/8 cups
A. 89
B. 843
C. 925
D. 965
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