Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Write
eight and thirty-two hundreds with a decimal point.
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2.
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Write
4 dollars, 5 dimes, 9 pennies with a dollar sign and decimal point. a. | $4.95 | c. | $40.59 | b. | $5.94 | d. | $4.59 | | | | |
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3.
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Which
amount of money is greatest? a. | 2 dimes and 4 pennies | b. | 4 dimes and 2
pennies | c. | 3 dimes and 2 pennies | d. | 2 dimes and 3
pennies | | |
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4.
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How
many pennies are equal to $0.03? a. | 0 pennies | c. | 3 dimes | b. | 30
pennies | d. | 3
pennies | | | | |
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Marsha spent 7 dollars and 4 dimes for school supplies. Write this amount with a
dollar sign and decimal point. a. | $4.70 | c. | $7.40 | b. | $11.00 | d. | $7.04 | | | | |
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Jay
has these coins in his pocket. How much money is in his pocket?
a. | $0.62 | c. | $0.63 | b. | $0.72 | d. | $0.60 | | | | |
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You
have these coins.
Which amount CANNOT be shown with your coins? a. | $0.31 | c. | $0.27 | b. | $0.26 | d. | $0.30 | | | | |
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Marty
spent this money for a snack. How much did the snack cost?
a. | $1.22 | c. | $1.13 | b. | $1.12 | d. | $1.10 | | | | |
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You
want to pay for a gift with the fewest coins and bills. You have one $10 bill, three $1 bills, and 3
pennies. What other coins to you need?
a. | 1
quarter | c. | 7
pennies | b. | 2 dimes | d. | 1 nickel | | | | |
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Jackie made a list of the coins and bills she got by doing work for her neighbor. How
much money did Jackie earn?
4 one dollar bills
3
quarters
9
pennies | |
a. | $4.39 | b. | $4.09 | c. | $4.84 | d. | $4.75 | | | | | | | | |
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How
much change would you get for a purchase of $2.06 if you paid with a $10 bill? a. | $8.94 | c. | $12.06 | b. | $7.94 | d. | $6.94 | | | | |
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12.
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Write
the decimal for the shaded part.
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13.
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Write
the decimal for the shaded part.
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14.
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Write
the word name for the shaded part.
a. | five
hundredths | c. | five
tenths | b. | five hundreds | d. | five tens | | | | |
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15.
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Write
the word name for the shaded part.
a. | nine
hundreds | c. | nine
tenths | b. | nine tens | d. | nine hundredths | | | | |
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16.
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Maria
is filling a shelf with equal-sized books as shown in the picture. There is enough room for 10 books.
What decimal represents the filled part of the shelf?
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17.
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Look
at the School Bus Route problem and how Clay tried to solve it. Then answer the question below about
what Clay did wrong.
School Bus Route From the
first house it stops at, Jenny’s school bus travels 18 miles every morning until it gets to the
school. Jenny gets on 10 miles from school. How far is it from the first house to Jenny's
house?
Clay
The bus goes
18 miles.
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18
Missing
number: 28
It is 28
miles from the start to Jenny's house.
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What is wrong with Clay’s answer to the School Bus Route
problem? a. | He wrote the
wrong number sentence. | b. | He solved the sentence incorrectly. | c. | He answered the
wrong question. | d. | He should have multiplied. | | |
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18.
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Look
at the School Bus Route problem and Clay’s work to solve it. Then answer the question
below.
School Bus
Route From the first house it stops at, Jenny’s
school bus travels 18 miles every morning until it gets to the school. Jenny gets on 10 miles from
school. How far is it from the first house to Jenny's house?
Clay
The bus goes
18 miles.
___ + 10 =
18
Missing
number: 8
It is 8 miles
from the start to Jenny's house.
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How can you check Clay’s answer? a. | Add 8 and 10 to
see if you get 18. | b. | Subtract 10 from 8 to see if you get
18. | c. | Add 10, 18, and
28. | d. | Multiply 18 by
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Numeric Response
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19.
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Camille has 4 dollars and enough pennies to make $4.98. How many pennies does she
have?
Write your
answer in the answer boxes at the top of the grid at the right. Fill in one bubble under each box in
which you wrote your answer.
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Other
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20.
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Bob
planted tomatoes in 0.7 of his square garden. Show two different ways to shade 0.7 of a
square.
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Jan’s Change Jan is
buying the plant shown below. She will pay for it with a $5 bill.
Part
A What is Jan’s correct change using the fewest
number of coins?
Show All
Work
Correct coins
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Part B Jan’s correct change is how many cents?
___________¢
Part C List two
other groups of coins that make the right amount of change. Do not use more than eight
coins.
First group of
coins | | Second group of
coins | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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