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Daily Math Review - 4th Grade

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1. 24 2. 86+37 -35

3. Round 75 to the nearest 10. 4. Fill in each blank. 3, 6, 9, , ,

5. I am 6 more than 35. 6. Write the standard form. 6 tens, 4 hundreds, 8 ones

7. Juanita has saved 14 box tops to send for a kite. She needs 20 box tops. Howmany box tops does she need?

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1. Write the standard form. 8 hundreds, 0 tens, 5 ones

2. 357 3. 20 x 7 = 4. 297+ 62 -176

5. 3 6. Fill in each blank. 8, 10, 12, , , 7

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7. The population of Dry Foot is 853. Rounded to the nearest hundred, how many peoplelive in Dry Foot?


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1. Use ‹ or ›. 8,206 8,260 2. 567+29

3. You have 2 quarters, 1 dime, and 3 pennies. How much money do you have?

4. I am 7 less than 17. 5. Subtract and check. 6. Is 49 even or odd? 75

-26

7. Kyle has 12 stickers. Julia has 5 stickers, and Marie has 4 stickers. How many stickersin all?

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1. 18 ÷ 2 = 2. 4,256 3. Write ‹ or ›.

+3,414 2,834 2,095

4. How many eggs in 3 dozen?

5. 3 + 10 + 7 + 5 = 6. 5 x 60 =

7. You have 35¢. You spend 15¢. How much money do you have left?


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1. The clock says 9:10. What time will it be 20 minutes later?

2. $1.35 3. How many inches in 2 feet? +6.73

4. Write the standard form for nine thousand, three hundred, twenty-two.

5. Fill in the blanks. 9, 18, 27, , 6. How much money? 3 quarters, 4 dimes, 2 pennies

7. The ice cream stand had 150 ice cream bars to sell. They sold 74. How many ice creambars are left?

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1. 317 2. 14 ÷ 2 = 3. 788+218 -276

4. Write the standard form. Twelve hundred one

5. How many minutes in 1 hour?

6. Fill in the blanks. 99, 97, 95, 93, , ,

7. Jeff leaves home at 6:30. His Mom tells him to be home in exactly 45 minutes. Show thetime when Jeff should be home on the clock.

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1. 25 + 27 = 2. How much money? 2 quarters, 5 nickels, 1 dime, 2 pennies

3. What is 1/2 of 12? 4. 3 tens + 2 tens + 5 ones =

5. Write 211 in words. 6. 799-438

7. Sam’s puzzle had 510 pieces. Charlie’s puzzle had 214. How many fewer pieces didCharlie’s puzzle have?

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1. 658 rounded to the nearest hundred is 2. 5325

+12

3. 9 ) 63 4. 265 +20 =

5. 2 6. Write in standard form. 6 2 in the hundred’s place3 5 in the ten’s place

+4 9 in the one’s place 4 in the thousand’s place

7. Mindy has 70 stickers. 4 of them were Smelly Stickers. How many were not smelly?


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1. How many months in a year?

2. What digit is in the tens’ place in the number 7,413?

3. 21 4. 8,563 5. Fill in each blank.x 2 +1,412 200, 300, 400, , ,

6. 4,243 rounded to the nearest thousand is

7. James had seven stamps. He got three new ones and gave away five. How many doeshe have left?

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1. You spend 39¢. You give the clerk 50¢. She gives you back 2 coins in change. What arethey?

2. 1/2 of 80 = 3. 20 x 7 =

4. Estimate the sum. 5. 625 6. 22429 -387 +619

+31

7. Sandy collected cans to return. She collected 138 on Saturday and 109 on Sunday. Howmany did she collect in all?


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1. 242 2. 37325 x2

+216

3. Diane buys 12 tickets to the play. Christopher buys 19. How many tickets do they buy inall?

4. 2,354 5.$43.25 6. Fill in the blanks.-1,076 +$13.46 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, , ,

7. A gardener planted 134 apple trees and 29 maple trees. How many more apple trees didhe plant?

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1. 43 2. 521 3. 7 + 4 + 8 + 2 = x 2 - 87

4. It is 7:55. What time will it be 5 minutes from now?

5. 1/2 of 100 =

6. Five rows of corn. Eight stalks in each row. How many corn stalks in all?

7. A student did 5 hours of homework one week. He did 13 hours the next week. How manymore hours did he do homework the second week?


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1. $.90 2. You spend 23¢. You give the clerk 30¢. You get 3 coins.-.07 What are they?

3. Use ( ‹ , › , or =) 4. Write in standard form. One hundred forty-three.86 68

5. Which month has the fewest days? 6. 825 -556

7. There are 31 children in a class. Twenty-six of them make kites. How many childrendid not make kites?

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1. 252 2. 984442 +236

+253

3. If you multiply me by 2 you get 10. What number am I?

4. How many sides does a triangle have?

5. If you divide me by 5 you get 9. 6. 7,435What number am I? - 4,752

7. Jason scores 40 points in his first game and 26 points in his second game. How manyfewer points did he score in his second game?


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1. Circle the longer measure. 10 inches or 1 foot

2. 4 pints = quarts 3. 916 4. 200-345 +142

5. Brian has 3 pairs of shoes. How many shoes does Brian have?

6. Kerri counted 23 birds and Peter counted 15 birds. How many birds did they countaltogether?

7. Fifteen trees were planted with 3 trees in each row. How many rows were there?

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1. Write the numeral for nine thousand six hundred nine.

2. 3,511 3. $4.63 rounded to the nearest dollar is + 4,289

4. 40 5. 1,706x 9 - 428

6. How many inches in 3 feet?

7. Your uncle planted 123 red rose bushes and some yellow rose bushes. If he planted 197roses in all, how many were yellow?


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1. 46 2. 110 3. 18 ones = tens and ones-16 248

+627

4. 5. How much money? +341 1 dollar 2 nickels

505 1 quarter 2 pennies

6. In a movie theater there are 9 rows with 9 chairs in each row. How many chairsaltogether?

7. There were 5 crayons in a box. There were 4 boxes. How many crayons were there in all?

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1. 211 2. Claire has 43 stickers in her collection. Paul has 412. How277 many more stickers does Claire have?

+241

3. 300 4. Which is longer? 120 minutes or 3 hours? -165

5. Write the standard form. 60 thousand, 8 hundred, 41

6. What is the largest number you can make using these numbers? 1, 6, 4, 5

7. There were 876 hamburgers sold in June and 1,503 hamburgers sold in July. Howmany hamburgers were sold in all?


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1. 165 2. 402 3. 23324 -268 x3

+248

4. The Super Hitters Baseball League spent $16.00 for caps, $27.00 for gloves and $64.00 forbats. How much did they spend in all?

5. 349 6. Round 2,674 to the nearest thousand. -146

7. Write the amount of money that is a nickel less than one dollar.

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1. 92,884 2. Complete the fact family. 5 x 7 = 35 35 ÷ 5 = 7+ 9,246 7 x 5 = 35

3. 600 4. It is 3:06. What time will it be 12 minutes from now?-178

5. 1/2 of 60 =

6. Troop 35 sold 650 boxes of cookies. That was 150 more than Troop 42 sold. How manycookies did Troop 42 sell?

7. How many eggs in 2 dozen?


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1. 367 2. 50- 49 x 6

3. Write the standard number. 6 hundreds, 3 tens, 2 ones

4. Write ‹, ›, or =. 45 32 5. How much money? 4 dimes, 2 nickels, 1 penny

6. Count by fives. 5, 10, , 20

7. How many socks are there in 3 pairs for Jake and 2 pairs for Leah?

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1. 400 2. How many inches in 4 feet? - 96

3. If you have a pie with 6 pieces and you ate 2 pieces, what fraction of the pie is left?

4. 6371 5. Round 728 to the nearest 10. -2483

6. 70 7. 267x 5 166

+135


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1. 3 ) 36 2. This shape is a:

3. Estimate this number to the nearest dollar. $5.45

4. What is the sum of 278 and 537? 5. 62 x20

6. What time was it 2 hours earlier?

7. Billy has 279 marbles. Carol has 347 marbles. How many more marbles does Carol havethan Billy?

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1. What is this shape?

2. 54 3. 40068 -189

+97

4. Marty weighs 3 times as much as Gil. Marty weighs 75 lbs. How much does Gil weigh?

5. What number is halfway between 8 and 32?

6. Round this number to the nearest thousand. 7695

7. If Dillon sold 44 tickets, Allen 37, Julie 29 and Anita 56, how many tickets did they sellaltogether?

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1. 9 x 8 = n 2. How many right angles are in a rectangle?

Use the graph for #3 and #4.3. How many records were sold on Friday?

4. What was the total record sales for Monday,Tuesday, and Thursday?

5. Write ‹ or ›. 1326 2631 6. 7,634-6,267

7. Sean had some marbles. As he walked to school 15 fell out of his bag. When he got toschool only 17 were left. How many did he start with?

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1. x 4 = 36 2. Write the standard number.

3. 4003 4. 4158-1695 +6829

5. How many quarters make $1.50?

6. Which number is the quotient in this problem? 53 ) 15

7. Carlos has 42 tomato plants. He plants 7 in each row. How many rows will he have?

Each means 10 records sold

MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday

Weekly Record Sales


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1. How much money is 3 quarters and 2 dimes?

2. 7 ) 0 3. How many pints are there in 1 quart?

4. How many minutes are there between 9:10 and 9:25?

5. 30 x 9 = 6. 1,342+4,459

7. On Saturday Paco slept from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. How long did he sleep?

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1. What is the sixth month?

2. Is a can a sphere or a cylinder? 3. 4613-2495

4. 415 5. Round to the nearest dollar. 689 $24.98

+745

6. What is the product in this problem? 8 x7

56

7. Jeremy planted 9 rows of corn. He planted 7 seeds in each row. How many seeds didJeremy plant?


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1. 24 2. How many cups in a quart? x 7

3. 2653 4. 7901+3087 -3208

5. 2 x 8 - 4 = 6. 1/2 of 84 is

7. There were 54 children and 9 picnic tables. The same number of children sat at eachtable. How many children were at each table?

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1. 9 ) 27 2. 268 3. 68148 x 5

+106

4. 5 x 8 + 6 = 5. 4000-1957

6. Find the perimeter.

7. Lori Chu swam for 26 minutes. She jogged for longer than that. If both exercises took onehour in all, how long did she jog?

3 cm2 cm2 cm

3 cm


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1. How much money? 5 quarters, 5 nickels

2. Write the standard number. three hundred fifty-three thousand six hundred twenty-four

3. $28.32 4. 1 ) 7+34.46

5. 42 6. 5,429x3 -3,682

7. In a year with 365 days, Julio worked 239 days. How many days did he not work?

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1. Write ‹ or ›. 2,373 2,375

2. Write the number for: two thousand, seven hundreds, zero tens, eight ones

3. 60 x 9 = 4. 2,780-1,294

5. How many inches in 1/2 a foot? 6. 9 ) 270

7. Jodi’s father had 1,247 bales. Jeff’s father had 1,002 bales. Wayne’s father had 978 bales.How many bales did they have altogether?


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1. How many feet in 4 yards? 2. Write the standard number.

3. School starts at 9:05. It is over at 3:05.How many hours does it last?

4. 20 x 4 x 1 = 5. 45 ÷ 9 = 6. 2,703-1,300

7. JoEllen brought some cookies to school. She gave 27 to her classmates. She took 21 backhome to her family. How many did she bring to school?

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1. What digit is in the hundreds place? 432,765

2. Fill in the blanks. 4, 8, 12, , ,

3. 4369 4. 7000 5. Round to the nearest ten.278 -4690 147

93+ 124

6. Write the standard form. 7 ones, 3 ten thousands, 2 hundreds, 9 thousands, and 0 tens.

7. Brad sold 15 newspaper subscriptions in September, 12 subscriptions in October and 18subscriptions in November. How many subscriptions has Brad sold?


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1. Write 2,702 in words.

2. What time is it?

3. Which is the same shape and size as the shaded part of the tent? 1. 2. 3. 4.

4. 4106 5. How old is the oldest? -2859

6. 1,389 7. Paula bought a pencil for 37¢ and a notebook for $1.68. How2,426 much change should she get from $3.00?

+4,686

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1. 7000 2. 1/2 of 64 = -3296

3. If you have 6 quarts, how many pints do you have?

4. 6 ) 24 5. 60 6. 3 x 9 - 5 = x9

7. Janet has 26 paper clips. Kevin gave her some more paper clips. Then Janet had 32paper clips. How many paper clips did Kevin give her?

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1. This shape is a: square, circle, rectangle triangle

2. $7.52 3. 9 ) 81-3.75

4. 226 tires+301 tires About how many tires were there?

5. 2 x 9 + 4 = 6. 41x5

7. Ana Ruiz drove 249 km, ate lunch, then drove 315 km. How far did she drive that day?

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1. Dean’s school starts at 8:45. a.m. or p.m.

2. 72 ÷ 9 = 3. ‹ or ›. 3,748 3,684

4. 2,178 Round to the nearest thousand.

5. 465 6. 75+845 x2

7. A paint set costs $9.20. Stella has $5.75. How much more will she need to buy the paintset?


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1. 1/2 of 12 = 2. 2000 3. 5187-1387 7803

+ 46

4. 4 x 9 - 5 = 5. Round to the nearest thousand. 8,481

6. ‹, ›, or =. 220 + 40 210 + 53

7. The rent on Alabama Avenue is $30. Dillon paid the rent 6 times. How much rent didhe pay in all?

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1. Write the number. twenty-six thousand, thirty-six

2. 40 3. Estimate the answer to the nearest hundred.x9 412

+351

4. 9,027-3,544

5. I have a quarter, 2 dimes, 4 nickels, and 1 penny. How much money do I have?

6. 2 gallons = quarts

7. DeAnn went to summer camp for 6 weeks. How many days was this?


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1. What digit is in ten thousand’s place? 213,708

2. 5000 3. 36- 416 x 2

4. What is 15 minutes later than 2:50? 5. 6 + = 15

6. How many minutes in 3 hours?

7. Tom has collected 36 stamps and Tina has collected 47 stamps. They need 100 to fill theiralbum. How many more stamps do they need?

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1. 26 2. Write thirty-four thousand, six hundred and twelve as a7 number.

+18

3. Write the time shown.

4. Write ‹ or . 548 538

5. How many inches are in 3 feet? 6. Round 86 to the nearest ten.

7. The fourth grade sold 113 tickets to the school fair. The fifth grade sold 89. How manymore tickets did the fourth grade sell?

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1. $8.96 2. How much money is 2 quarters, 1 dime, and 3 nickels?-2.38

3. Write 200 + 30 + 6 as a standard numeral.

4. 1/2 of 6 = 5. 2,693 6. How many inches in 2 feet? +4,118

7. Sarah’s lunch cost $2.69 and Susan’s cost $3.26. How much more did Susan’s lunchcost?

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1. Round 5,696 to the nearest thousand.

2. In 16 - 7 = 9 which number is the difference?

3. How much time from 7:30 to 8:45?

4. 236 5. 90 x 9 = 14

+122

6. What fraction is shaded?

7. Juan had $20. He spent $6.39 for a ball and $8.78 on a bat. How much money does he haveleft?


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1. Write a multiplication sentence for the number line. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12

2. Write the multiples of 4. 4, 8, , , , , ,

3. 204 4. Write ‹ or ›. 2,486 2,686-118

5. Write the even numbers between 30 and 40. 6. Write two thousand, fourteen as a standard numeral.

7. Andrea started watching television at 6:30. The program lasted 1 1/2 hours. What time wasthe program over?

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1. 928 2. 1/2 of 24 is 3. 10 - 6 + 3 = +674

4. How many days in 9 weeks?

5. Add my two numbers and you get ten. Multiply them and you get 24. What are the twonumbers?

6. 9 x = 54

7. Matt took 3 dozen pencils out of a box which held 60. How many were left?


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1. 2,019 2. 23 3. Write the odd numbers between-1,346 47 20 and 30.

+18

4. How many cups in 2 quarts? 5. Write 4000 + 600 + 8 as a standard numeral.

6. 6 ) 360

7. There were 15 books on the shelf and 17 on another. How many books were therealtogether?

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1. How many feet in 4 yards? 2. 7 ) 560

3. $12.36 4. $13.63+ 9.54 - 2.19

5. How much is 24 tens?

6. Round 418 to the nearest 100.

7. Fill in the blank. Michael had tickets to sell. He sold 23 yesterday and 27 today.


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1. What comes next? 1, 4, 7, , , 2. 41x5


4. What is 1/3 of 24? 5. Write ‹ or ›. 5,460 546

6. What is the quotient in 12 ÷ 4 = 3?

7. Tom earned $5.45 one day and $2.75 the next. If he has $6.25 left, how much did he spend?

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1. Write the multiples of 6 that are under 60.

2. What is one hour before 1:30?

3. How much money is 2 dollars, 3 quarters, and 2 nickels?

4. Round 654 to the nearest hundred.

5. 906 6. 542-232 +678

7. The zoo has 5 lions, 23 monkeys, and 6 tigers. How many lions and tigers are there?


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1. How many seconds in 5 minutes? 2. 5 ) 30

3. Added together we equal 12. Multiplied together we equal 27. What numbers are we?

4. What is the perimeter of a square that is 3 inches on each side?

5. Estimate: 6. Write the time shown. 623

+784

7. Maria has $4.00. She wants to buy a package of stickers for $.75 and a sticker book for $2.75.Does she have enough money?

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1. $16.24 2.$24.00 3. Round 7,824 to the nearest+8.36 -19.62 thousand.

4. How many cups are in 5 quarts?

5. How many minutes from 3:25 to 4:00? 6. 70 x 3 =

7. There were nine players on each of 8 teams. How many players were there?

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1. How many minutes in 2 hours and 15 minutes?

2. Estimate: 3. 810 ÷ 9 = 896

-216

4. What digit is in the ten’s place in 10,346? 5. 30x4


7. Tony bought 6 pencils for 5¢ each and a notebook for $1.30. How much did he spend?

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1. 56 2. Write 11 hundreds as a standard numeral. x2

3. 12 x 2 - 10 = 4. 7 ) 490

5. Write sixteen thousand, two hundred and eight as a standard numeral.

6. How many hours in 5 days?

7. 20 apples. 5 in each box. How many boxes of apples are there?


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1. 33 2. 4 cows 3. 36 ÷ 4 = 16 3 chickens

+244 How many legs?

4. 6007 5. How much money is 1 quarter, 3 dimes, and 2 nickels? -3418

6. How many eggs in 1/2 dozen?

7. Sandra had 28 stamps. Every week for 3 weeks she bought 5 more. How many stamps doesshe have now?

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1. What is the perimeter of a rectangle 2 inches wide and 6 inches long?

2. 6 x 9 - 12 = 3. 36 4. 9 x 10 = x5

5. $26.23 6. Write ‹ or ›. 2,016 2,100-11.41

7. Paul bought 8 pencils for 5¢ each, 6 pencils for 7¢ each, and 3 pencils for 10¢ each. How many pencils did he buy?


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1. What number is the product in 6 x 8 = 48?

2. What’s the largest number you can make 3. Is 6:45 p.m. in the morningwith 0, 1, 6, and 7? or evening?

4. 8 ) 240 5. 24 6. 1/2 of 16 = x5

7. Olga bought a blouse for $11.45 and a skirt for $9.95. How much more did the blousecost?

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1. Write the first nine multiples of 7.

2. 6413 3. Estimate: 4. What fraction is shaded?-5555 676

+342

5. 7 ) 280 6. 39x9

7. Jane delivers 20 newspapers on week days and 24 on weekends. How many newspapersdoes she delivery each week?


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1. Write two thousand four as a standard numeral.

2. 360 ÷ 4 = 3. 2,364 4. 1,263+ 448 - 844

5. 12 ÷ 4 + 6 = 6. 6 x 0 x 4 =

7. Shirley wants to buy a hamburger for 90¢, French fries for 45¢, and a soft drink for 40¢. Howmuch money does she need?

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1. What is the smallest number you can write using these numbers. 2, 4, 6, and 1?

2. Estimate: 3. Round 88 to the nearest 10. 975

-298

4. Write ‹ or ›. 9,894 11,262 5. 29x5

6. 5 x 100 =

7. Chad bought 2 packages of stickers which cost 75¢ each and 3 packages which cost 50¢ each.How much did he spend on stickers?


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1. 6385 2. 4609 3. 3617+9751 +2716 -1825

4. 4000 5. How many boots are in 4 pairs? -2168

6. 7 tables, 7 people at each table. How many people in all?

7. 15 children, 5 in a row. How many rows?

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1. 40 ones = tens 2. 20 tens = hundred

Write the number in #3 and #4.3. 7 thousand 4. 9 million

5. Pedro has 3 dimes and 2 pennies. Juan has twice as much money. How much moneydoes Juan have?

6. Billy has 2 dimes and 8 pennies. Jeremy has three times as much money. How muchmoney does Jeremy have?

7. Tom rides 45 kilometers on the school bus each day. How many kilometers is this in a 5 dayweek?


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1. 3 times 5 plus 2 = 2. 6 times 6 minus 4 =

3. 12 divided by 3 plus 6 =

Write ‹ or › in #4 and #5:4. 3 x 48 150 5. 3 x 53 150 6. 64

x3

7. Harold had some used cars. He sold 167 and still has 215 left. How many did he start with?

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Write the standard form in #1 and #2.1. 16 tens = 2. 12 hundreds =

3. 5175 4. 7605+3925 -2496

5. Write six dollars and four cents. 6. 170x 2

7. Marty has 5 times as many stamps as Jean. If Marty has 15 stamps, how many does Jeanhave?


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Find the cost:1. 2 pencils and 1 eraser 2. 3 pens

3. 6 pencils 4. 1 pen, 1 pencil and 1 eraser

5. 16 6. 314 7. 209x 4 + 7 x 3

8. 431- 29

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1. There are days in 2 weeks. 2. 763-428

3. 763 4. $1.89 5. 9 ) 630-428 x3

About how long is each line? 6. units

7. units

8. What is the perimeter of a square 5 inches on each side?

$0.89$0.35

$0.07

Centimeters

Inches


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Children’s HeightsChad - 133 cm Mark - 104 cm Jim - 121 cmMissy - 114 cm Jenny - 136 cm Sara - 127 cm

1. Who is tallest? 2. Who is 7 cm taller than Missy?

3. Who is shorter than 4. 18 5. 700Jim and taller than 39 -203Mark? +6

Is each longer or shorter than 10 centimeters?6. a new pencil? 7. your thumb 8. length of your math book

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1. 2,614 2. 3,844 3. Round 6,012 to the nearest-1,292 + 916 thousand.

4. 2 quarts = cups 5. 46 6. 736x 5 x 9

7. Sandra had 233 stamps. She sold 49 of them. How many did she have left?


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Write the next 3 numbers.1. 997, 998, 999, , ,

2. 6, 12, 18, , , , , ,

3. 2 ) 42 4. 800 5. 60-291 x 8

6. $13.74 7. A school has 492 students. On Monday 83 were absent.+96.45 How many were present?

8. Bob’s photo album has 32 pages. Each page holds 8 pictures. How many pictures will fitin his album?

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Write the next 3 numbers. 1. 3097, 3098, 3099, , ,

2. 4 hours = minutes 3. At 5:45 Julie practiced the piano for 30 minutes. What time did she finish?

4. Write the number that is 1 hundred greater. 2,468

5. 142 6. 6355 7. 114x 3 -4655 14

+ 4

8. Mr. Crow bought 13 boxes of golf balls. Each box held 8 balls. How many golf balls did hehave in all?


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Use the calendar to find each date1. five days from January 8

2. two weeks after January 1

3. three weeks before January 31

4. 72 5. $15.62 6. 7963 -13.89 x8

+45

7. Mrs. Bell wants to put ribbon around the 8. 6 buttons on a card, 12 cards.border of a picture that is 20 cm long and 9 cm How many buttons? wide. How much ribbon does she need?

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Choose the best estimate.1. 7 x 79 = (500, 600, 700) 2. 597 + 205 = (600, 700, 800)

3. 500 - 321 = (200, 300, 400)

4. 5725 5. 8273 6. 8262673 -5908 x 7

+3489

7. 1/2 of 10 =

8. Judy wants to run 100 laps in gym this week. She ran 27 yesterday and 19 today. How manydoes she still need to run?

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1. $463.91 2. $73.14 3. 824-271.86 + .48 x 3

1.50

4. 9 ) 42 5. 1/ 5 of 20 =

6. Amy is 12 years old. Her brother is 9 years older. How old is her brother?

7. Heath has saved $13 to buy a sweater. The sweater costs $20. How much more money doeshe need to save?

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Estimate the answers.1. 665 2. 398 3. 41

137 -112 x 7+480

Find the missing numbers.

4. 75_ 5. 9467+832 - - - - -1590 5314

6. Write the time ten minutes before 3:00.

7. How much would it cost for 2 hamburgers and 2 cokes if one hamburger costs $1.39 and onecoke costs 60¢?


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1. 892 2. 300 3. 28560 -125 x 5

+258

4. 5 ) 42 5. 1/ 3 of 9 = 6. 3 sixes + 4 =

7. Dad drove 10 miles east, then north 8 miles and then back home. How far did Dad drive?

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1. 6439 2. $60.06 3. 724+8596 - 34.62 x 5

4. 8 ) 57 5. Write thirty-three minutes past six o’clock.

6. There are 5 colored balls. Two are blue and the rest are red. What part is red?

7. There are 3 fourth grade classes. Twenty-three students are in each class. How many fourthgrade students are there?


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1. 5 ) 27 2. 27 3. 1469x5 +5378

4. 2420 5. How much money? 3 nickels, 7 pennies -1835

6. How much money? 2 quarters, 1 dime, 4 pennies

7. Each football costs $18.95. The coach ordered 6 new footballs. How much did he pay?

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1. 432 2. 3 ) 18 tens 3. 4 ) 25x 8

4. 215 5. There are tens in 300.-180

6. There are 9 rows of chairs with 40 in each row. How many chairs are there?

7. You receive $20.00. You buy a baseball for $3.39 and a hat for $7.98. How much money doyou have left?


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1. feet in 3 yards.

Write the number in #2 and #3.2. one thousand seven hundred twenty3. six million four hundred thousand

Use ‹ or › in #4 and #5.4. 498 602 5. 8103 3604 6. 4001

-1635

7. Mario has 367 baseball cards. Hermandez has 253 baseball cards. How many more baseballcards does Mario have?

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Estimate the answers in #’s 1 through 4.

1. 368 + 567 = 2. 637 - 289 = 3. 691 x 3 =

4. 79 ÷ 4 =

Find the exact answer in #’s 5 and 6.

5. 36 6. 5793241 -4627+97

7. Carla buys a pen for 65 cents. How much change does she receive from a dollar?


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1. 900 2. Write the first six multiples of 4. , , , , , x 8

3. 46,788 4. These 2 lines are examples of:+4,729 a. segments

b. parallel lines c. intersecting lines

5. 8 x 3 - 17 = 6. 5 of the six students are reading. What fraction of the students are not reading?

7.3

8+ 2

8=

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1. 10 - (3+2) = 2. 4 ) 35 3. 406 x 8

4.7

9+ 5

9= 5. The record Sandy ordered will arrive in 21 days. How many

weeks is that?

6. An apples weighs . 7. 88,645a. 120 kg + 69,427b. 120 g


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1. 165 2. $11.45 3. Round to the nearest ten. Thenx 5 x 4 estimate the product. 74

x 3

4. Eileen spent $42.86 at the store. She gave the clerk 5. 44,673$50.00. How much change should she 8,971receive? + 9,236

7,456

6. 7,860 7. The first half of the show lasts 1 hour and 20 minutes. There-3,258 is a 15 minute intermission. The second half of the show

lasts 1 hour. How long does the entire show and intermission last?

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1. What is the perimeter?

2. 642 3. (7 x 4) - (7 + 6) = x 8

4. Round to the nearest thousand. 5,529

5. 3 hours 45 minutes 6. 5,007 7. 6 ) 49+5 hours 9 minutes -2,998

4 m 6 m

4 m


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1. $.87 2. 46,788 3. $13.06x 4 + 4,729 - .49

4. 7 ) 62 5. Write the standard form. ninety thousand, three hundred, two

6. Round to the nearest thouand. 68, 974

7. A concert ticket costs $13.50. Ramon has $6.75. How much more does he need to buy oneticket?

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1. Estimate the sum. 2. Use ‹ or ›. 3. 593$2.98 2,743 2 269

1.79 +742+3.78

4. 38 5. 4 x 237 = 6. 7 ) 58x5

7. It is 83 miles from Mr. Wong’s house to the zoo. How far is the round trip?


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1. 52,605 2. 11 hours 17 minutes- 6,821 + 3 hours 38 minutes

3. Use a dollar sign and decimal point to show the amount. 7 dollars, 2 quarters, 1 penny

4. 4 ) 26 5. Write the first five multiples of 8. , , , ,

6. 73,776 7. Kyle gave a clerk a $20.00 bill. His meal cost $5.48. How much+ 8,175 change will Kyle get?

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1. 6 ) 45 2. 329 3. Write as a standard number.x3 8,000 + 300 + 20 + 1

4. What is 1/2 of 12? 5. 821 6. 800 +124 -499

7. Kerri plays third base. She made 6 outs at third in each of 9 games. How many outs didshe make?


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1. 22 x 4 = 2. 654 3. Use ‹ or ›.+206 98,425 98,524

4. 9,582 5. 1/3 of 15 = 6. $.81-5,338 - .27

7. Sara is saving money to buy a stereo that costs $194. She has already saved $86. Hergrandparents are giving her $25. How much more money must she save?

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1. Write as a standard numeral. 10,000 + 3,000 + 200 + 20 + 9 =

2. 1,050 3. 135 4. 7 ) 51540 x7

+585

5. Use ‹ or ›. 1 ton 1,800 pounds 6.$28.85-16.94

7. There will be 28 people showing their projects at the Science Fair. Four people can shareone long table. How many tables will be needed?


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1. 735 2. $1.78 3. Round to the nearest ten. 75x 8 x 3 Then estimate. x 4

4. Your bill comes to $42.86. You give the clerk $50.00. How much change should youreceive?

5. 2 feet 3 inches = inches 6. Fifteen cents less than eleven dollars is .

7. The Red Wagon factory makes red wagons. On Thursday they made 42 wagons. How manywheels did they use?

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1. How many threes in 27? 2.3

10+ 6

10=

3. 7 4. How many hours in 5 days? 8

- 6 5. 706

8 -49

6. 6 ) 27 7. A bag of cherries costs $1.89. Meghan needs 4 bags of cherries. How much does she spend?


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1. 3,763 2. 9 ) 38x 4

3. Each side of a pentagon is 5 cm. What is the perimeter?

4. $108.95 5. 9,008 6. 40892.18 - 879 x 6

+ 4.35

7. There are 7 art classes at Beanpot School. On Monday 3 of the classes will watercolor. Whatfraction of the classes will watercolor on Monday?

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1. 17 2. 6 ) 4715

+ 11 7 3. Round to the nearest thouand. 18,567

4. How many months in 6 years?

5. Write the standard form. 6. 739sixty-four thousand, one hundred eleven x 8

7. Fireman Smith put out 187 fires. Fireman Lott put out 98. How many more fires didFireman Smith put out?


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1. 7 hours 23 minutes 2. 52,741 3. $21.53-5 hours 16 minutes + 38,073 x 6

4. 536 5. Write the first seven multiples of 7.x 7 , , , , , ,

6. 800 7. Jerry bought 7/9 of a yard of wool and 3/9 of a yard of cotton.-756 How much more wool did he buy?

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1. 8,412

7,165

+ 2,128

2. 9

10+ 2

10= 3. 1/ 4 of 32 =

4. 975 5. How many days in 52 weeks? x 6

6. How many minutes in 3/4 of an hour?

7. The lion’s den is 9 m wide and 22 m long. How many square meters does he have to playin?


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1. 649 2. 18,734 3. $22.53x 3 11,526 x 4

+ 9,472

4. 9 ) 85 5. 72,489 6. 3 x 59 = - 9,769

7. Duane works 8 hours a day at the store. How many hours will he work in 28 days?

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1. 3 ) 69 2. Find the average. 12, 10, 8, 9, 11

3. A rectangle is 9 cm long and 4 cm wide. What is the area?

4. 189 x 10 = 5. 89,756 + 17,267

6. What is 1/5 of 45?

7. One shelf holds 8 packages of cookies. How many shelves are needed to hold 41 packagesof cookies?


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1. 237 2. 8,216 3. Estimate the difference.103 -2,549 604

+ 68 -427

4. Find the average of 8, 6, 4, 7, 5 5. 3,528x 6

6. Write the standard form. 5 hundreds, 9 tens, 3 ones

7. Mark swims 25 minutes every day. How many minutes will he swim in 7 days?

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1. 34,216 2. 9 ) 80+18,358

3. Use a dollar sign and decimal point to show the amount. 4 dollars, 2 quarters, 3 pennies

4. Round to the nearest dollar. Then estimate. $ 12.43 - 7.64

5. 66,293 6. 1,462-18,534 x 4

7. One side of a rectangle is 3 m. in length. Another side is 4 m. in length. What is theperimeter of the rectangle?


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1. 2,344 2. 59 3. $26.45x 9 x32 + 4.49

4. $18.50 5. 2/3 of 18 = - 3.75

6. Round 89 to the nearest 10.

7. Sarah bought 3 red pencils for 10¢ each and 2 blue pencils for 15¢ each. How much did thered pencils cost?

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1. 274 2. Estimate: 3. 20 x 8 = 16 916

+310 -283

4. 56

x 75.

3

16+

4

16= 6.

8

9+

3

9=

7. Maria has 20 stickers. If she shares them with 3 friends, how many will each girl get?


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1. 5 ) 36 2. 72 ÷ 9 = 3. 375x 3

4. In 126,433 what numeral is in the ten thousands place?

5. 4 yards = feet 6. 2,000-1,456

7. Suzette bought a hamburger for $1.25 and a soft drink for 55¢. How much did she spend?

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1. 903 2. 453 3. 7,846- 26 +296 x 5

4. Estimate: 5. 9 ) 43875

-216

6. Write ten thousand, three hundred, sixteen as a standard numeral.

7. Sam baked 4 dozen cookies. How many cookies did he bake?


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1. 64 ÷ 8 = 2. 6 ) 43 3. 418x 6

4. 1 + 2 = 5. What is the perimeter of a rectangle 2 inches wide and 64 4 inches long?

6. Write as a standard numeral. 6000 + 400 + 20 + 9

7. Harold mowed 25 minutes on Monday, 30 minutes on Tuesday and an hour on Wednesday.How much time did he mow?

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1. 6000 2. 42 3. 174-2873 69 x 57

124+ 18

4. 9 ) 463 5. 3/8 + 4/8 =

6. Write as a decimal. four and two tenths

7. Mark has $5.00. He buys 6 ping pong balls. When he gets home he has $2.15. How muchdid Mark spend?


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1. 66 2. 9 ) 56 3. 693x12 -214

4. 58,493 5. (16 x 2) + 5 = +47,261

6. 1500 m is between km and km

7. The Little League team is selling tickets to a play to raise money for new uniforms. Jim has20 tickets, Lynn has 25 tickets and Larry has 15 tickets. How many tickets are left out of 200?

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1. 637 2. 7 ) 803 3. 19-450 24

+ 3578

4. 572x 63

5. Write the missing numbers. 320, 160, 80, , , ,

6. How many squares are there in all?

7. An adult movie ticket costs $4.50 One theater sells 97 tickets to the evening show. Howmuch money did it collect for that show?


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1. $9.08 2. 7,269 3. 6 ) 795x 46 +541,273

4. 8285 5. 83 x 100 = 6. x 7 = 245- 266

7. The town of Flint has 4 fire stations and 58 fire fighters. After an equal number of firefighters have been assigned to each station, how many stations will get an extra firefighter?

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1. 4 ) 432 2. 700 3. 3417x 70 -1135

4. 25162698

+4351

5. 324 ÷ = 9

6. 1/3 of 66 =

7. Special markers are packed 8 to a box. Mr. Trainer needs 21 special markers. How manyboxes must he buy?


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1. 4 x 60 = 2. 4,732 3. 7 ) 266x 4

4. What’s the largest number you can make using 5, 4, 9, 8, and 2?

5. What is the perimeter of a square 4 centimeters on each side?

6. 2/3 of 12 =

7. Jane bought 1/5 yard of red ribbon and 2/5 yard of blue. How much ribbon did she buy?

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1. 6 - 4 = 2. 68 3. Estimate:7 7 x 3 247

+381

4. How much time between 1:45 and 3:30?

5. 8 ) 47 6. 819x 5

7. There are 108 pencils and nine students. If they all have the same number, how manydoes each student have?


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Circle the best answer in #’s 1 through 3.

1. Length of your shoe 2. Distance of the Unites States 3. Height of a school flag polea. 25 centimeters a. 4500 centimeters a. 10 centimetersb. 25 meters b. 4500 meters b. 10 metersc. 25 kilometers c. 4500 kilometers c. 10 kilometers

4. 574 5. 7421 6. 397259 -3857 x 3

+ 63

Write the value of 4 in #’s 7 and 8.7. 6432 8. 6045

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1. What is the numerator of 4/5?

2. Add: 46 3. How much money is 2 quarters, 2 dimes, and 2 nickels?29

+37

4. What digit is in the hundred thousands place in 236,405?

5. 57 6. 9 x = 72x 8

7. Each of 6 teams had 13 players. How many players were there?


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1. 5,426 2. 916 3. 8 ) 53-2,209 x 7

4. $3.19 5. Estimate:+4.86 526

+384

6. What’s the standard numeral for ten thousand, nine hundred, sixteen?

7. Brad had $20. He bought a ball for $4.50 and a bat for $7.25. How much money did he haveleft?

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1. Write ‹ or ›. 2,616 26,116

2. What time is 40 minutes after 7:10?

3. 392 4. 54 5. 5 ) 75x 7 x 8

6. (54 ÷ 6) + 8 =

7. Pencils cost 7¢. How many can you buy with 65¢?


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1. 49 ÷ 7 = 2. 9 ) 67 3. 28x 6

4. Round 5,299 to thousands. 5. 7 8 - 2

6. 906 8 -232

7. Notebooks cost 59¢ each. How much will a dozen cost?

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1. What is the denominator in 3/8?

2. 216,345 3. 93 4. 3 ) 39+78,472 x7

5. 125 6. 2 + 3 =316 6 6

+412

7. You can take 12 pictures on a roll of film. How many pictures can you take on 9 rolls offilm?


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1. 423 2. 44 3. 4 ) 56x 5 x 9

4. Write as a standard numeral for three thousand sixteen.

5. Estimate: 6. 3/4 of 20 = 676

-223

7. How many weeks are in 56 days?

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1. 216 2. 4000 3. 44 x 20 = 324 - 316

+912

4. 1,478 5. What is the perimeter of a four inch square? x 9

6. 7 ) 105

7. Amy bought 4 apples for 15¢ each and 2 oranges for 20¢ each. How much did she spend?


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1. 68 2. 936 3. Estimate:x 8 +294 342

+216

4. What numeral is hundreds place in 6,426?

5. How much money is 3 dollars, 4 quarters, and 3 dimes?

6. 5

6+ 4

6= 7. How many seconds are in 23 minutes?

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1. 7 ) 33 2. 50 x 30 = 3. 2 pint = cups

4. 4,786 5. 1/5 of 25 is x 5

6. Write as a standard numeral. 800 + 50 + 6

7. Tom bought 3/4 of a pound of cheese. He ate 1/4. How much is left?


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1. 5,632 2. $26.39 3. Write ‹ or ›.-1,986 +13.84 4,718 4,728

4. 58 5. Write time is 30 minutes past 2:15? x26

6. How much is 3 quarters, 3 nickels, and 4 pennies?

7. 72 children, 6 teams. How many children on each team?

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1. Estimate: 2. $5.00 3. 3,450916 -3.45 x 8

-276

4. 40 5. 3

5+

1

5=

x60

6. Round 6,324 to the nearest thousand.

7. Juan had 424 stamps. He gave 20 of them to Susan and bought 12 new ones. How manydoes he have?


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1. 8 ) 360 2. 4 feet = inches

3. 74 4. 2,984x36 x 3

5. Write as a standard numeral. two hundred thirteen thousand, six hundred twenty-four.

6. 4/5 of 35 = 7. You have $2.00. You buy 4 candy bars for 30¢ each. How much change do you get back?

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1. 59 2. 4,725 3. 8 ) 997+236 -1,299

4. $773 5. 1 pound = ouncesx 56

6. ($3.75 + $5.68) - $1.35 =

7. Rob finished the race in 13.2 seconds. Troy finished 1.5 seconds later. How long did it takeTroy to finish the race?


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1. 5,620 2. 5 ) 3,384 3. $9.362,557 x 45

+4,986

4. 65,067 5. 42.5 6. 1 = -39,818 -11.4 2 10

7. Lucas went to a corn husking bee. One man was able to husk 342 ears of corn in one hour.Lucas’ brother husked 29 more ears than that. How many ears of corn did Lucas’ brotherhusk?

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1. 80 x 700 = 2. 900 3. 483-263 +284

4. 3 ) 924 5. Estimate: 6. 1/2 dollar = cents 37 x 52 =

7. Dee spent $3.15 for a scarf. She had $5.67 left. How much money did Dee have beforeshe bought the scarf?


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1. 742,050 2. 257 3. 6 ) 5,945-253,629 128

+ 79

4. 460 5. 14.1x 83 +23.6

6. It took Maria’s father 10 minutes to drive downtown. He was in the bank 15 minutes, at thecleaners 10 minutes, and in the post office 5 minutes. It took him ten more minutes todrive home. How long was Maria’s father gone?

7. If Maria’s father left home at 10:15 a.m., what time was it when he returned?

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1. 9 ) $69.12 2. 52 3. 563x47 +247

4. 7926 5. 400 cm = m 6. 3 yards = inches-2397

7. Mr. Arthur bought 132 books at a garage sale. He is going to give the same number of booksto each of his 4 grandchildren. How many books will each grandchild receive?


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1. $3.89 2. 847 3. 6) 354x 26 -298

4. 3,651 5. 400 x 60 = 6. 5 Kg = g+1,726

7. There were only 8 loaves of whole grain bread in the bakery. They baked 32 more loavesand then sold 19. How many loaves are left?

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1. 91,428 2. 7,825 3. 76-35,579 8,017 x32

+4,232

4. 6 ) 198 5. There are cups in 2 quarts.

6. 3

9+

2

9=

7. Darcy’s mother picked up 600 newspapers to be delivered. She gave 120 to Terry and 216 toAnn. How many newspapers are left?


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1. 7,825 2. 177 3.4 ) 208+1,044 x 38

4. 8142 5. 5 6. Find the area of a room 12 feet-3563 7 long and 9 feet wide.

- 3 7

7. Mr. Wong has 150 square feet of carpet. Does he have enough to cover a floor that is 17feet long and 9 feet wide?

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1. 400 2. 5,871 3. 8 ) 968-176 +2,333

4. 806 5. Find the perimeter of a triangle with sides 5 cm, 5 cm andx 62 9 cm.

6. Write the standard form. 4,000 + 300 + 70 + 9

7. Eddie was 42 inches tall when he entered first grade. If he grows 2 inches each year, howtall will he be when he enters fourth grade?


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1. 427 2. 3 ) 72 3. 609x 53 - 84

4. 96 5. 3000 m = km104318127 6. Which angle is a right angle?

+ 45

7. The tenth green at Sun Valley golf course is 140 yards from the tee. Sue drives the ball 94yards. How far is her ball from the green?

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1. Arrange the digits to write the largest number possible. 0, 6, 9, 4

2. Arrange the digits to write the smallest number possible. 7, 3, 9, 8

3. Write in standard form. six hundreds, four ones, three thousands, zero tens

4. 376 5. 7306 6. 83453 - 534 x97685

+914

7. 4 ) 1884

A

B C


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Complete the equations in #’s 1 - 6.

1. 25 + = 50 2. x 25 = 100 3. - 50 = 25

4. 200 ÷ = 50 5. (6 x 25) + = 200 6. 1/3 + = 1

7. Josh rode his bike 5.4 miles into town. Brian rode his bike 6.3 miles into town. How muchfarther was Brian’s bike ride?

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1. 493 2. 300 3. $4.63+700 - 6 x 5

4. 6 ) 5073 5. (3 x 68) + 42 =

6. 1/2 of 98 =

7. Write the fraction as a decimal two ways: in tenths and hundredths3/10


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1. 5683 2. $12.95 3. 4971096 -7.79 x 6

+ 347 4536

4. 87 5. 75 6. 6 ) $15.45x50 x48

7. There are minutes in 4 hours.

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1. 0.5 2. 3.6 3. 63+0.7 -2.7 x27

4. 4 ) 270 5. 1

5+ 2

5=

6. Eddie buys 3 notebooks at 49¢ each and a pen for 74 cents. How much does he spend?

7. How much change does Eddie receive from $3.00?

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