Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which
model represents 18 objects divided into 6 equal groups?
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2.
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There
are 12 people on a basketball team. The coach asks the team to divide into groups of 2 for
drills. Which equation can you use to find how many people are in each group? a. | 12 + 6 =
n | c. | 12 ¸ 2 =
n | b. | 12 – 2 = n | d. | 2 ´ 6 = n | | | | |
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3.
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A car
travels 300 miles in 6 hours and travels the same distance each hour. How many miles does
the car travel each hour?
a. | 40
miles | b. | 50
miles | c. | 60
miles | d. | 70
miles | | | | | | | | |
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4.
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Maria
earned $420 at her uncle’s orchard. If she stayed for 7 weeks and earned the same amount of
money each week, how much did she earn per week?
a. | $50.00 | b. | $60.00 | c. | $65.00 | d. | $85.00 | | | | | | | | |
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5.
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Darice is drawing the following series of pictures for art class. The first picture
contains 2 circles, the second picture contains 5 circles, and the third picture contains
9 circles. If this pattern continues, how many circles would be in the fifth
picture?
Picture
1 | Picture 2 | Picture 3 | | | |
a. | 14 circles | b. | 20 circles | c. | 23 circles | d. | 24 circles | | | | | | | | |
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6.
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Isabel set up a lemonade stand in her neighborhood. The first day she sold
6 cups, the second day 12 cups, the third day 18 cups, and the fourth day
24 cups. If this pattern continues, how many cups will she sell on the fifth
day? a. | 24
cups | b. | 27
cups | c. | 30
cups | d. | 36
cups | | | | | | | | |
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7.
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Charles and six friends made hats to sell at the fair. If they share their profit of
$245 equally, how much money will each get?
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Five
classes from a school in Connecticut collected a total of 1,080 pounds of paper to recycle. If
each class collected the same amount, how much did each class collect? a. | 188
pounds | b. | 204
pounds | c. | 216
pounds | d. | 226
pounds | | | | | | | | |
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9.
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The
pet store can keep 7 fish in each tank. To find the number of tanks needed for 4,937 fish,
the store manager divided by 7 as shown.
How can the manager check the result? a. | Multiply 705 by
2, and then add 7. | b. | Multiply 2 by 7, and then add 705. | c. | Multiply 705 by
7, and then add 2. | d. | Add 705 and 7, then multiply by 2. | | |
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Six
friends spent $100.62 on decorations for a party. If they split the cost equally, how much did each
pay?
a. | $16.14 | b. | $16.77 | c. | $18.14 | d. | $20.22 | | | | | | | | |
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Andy
bought 3 equally priced tropical fish for $16.77. What was the cost of each
fish?
a. | $5.59 | b. | $6.54 | c. | $7.13 | d. | $9.62 | | | | | | | | |
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12.
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What
do these numbers have in common?
a. | They are all
divisible by 3. | c. | They all have 6
as a factor. | b. | The are all divisible by 5. | d. | They all have 8 as a factor. | | | | |
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Which
list contains all prime numbers? a. | 11, 20, 29 | b. | 2, 11, 30 | c. | 2, 11, 29 | d. | 2, 27, 29 | | | | | | | | |
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Find
all the factors of 12 and state whether the number is prime or composite.
a. | 1, 4, 8, 12;
composite | c. | 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,
12; prime | b. | 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12; composite | d. | 1, 12; prime | | | | |
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15.
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Ella
is dividing a number by 88 using paper-and-pencil. What is the greatest possible remainder she should
get?
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16.
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The
operations are missing from the expression below. What operation signs should you write to create the
smallest number?
12  6  10 a. | ´ and ´ | b. | + and
+ | c. | + and
– | d. | ´ and – | | | | | | | | |
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Cindy
had 33 baseball cards. She went shopping and bought 9 ten-card packs. Which expression
correctly represents the total number of baseball cards Cindy had after she went
shopping? a. | 33 + (9
´
10) | b. | 33 + (9 +
10) | c. | 33 ´ 9 +
10 | d. | (33 + 9)
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10 | | | | | | | | |
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18.
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What
are the coordinates of point B?
a. | (6,
4) | b. | (8,
2) | c. | (4,
6) | d. | (7,
8) | | | | | | | | |
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19.
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Which
two ordered pairs should Drew plot to make a rectangle?
a. | (4, 1) and (4,
5) | c. | (1, 4) and (4,
4) | b. | (1, 4) and (4,
5) | d. | (1, 4) and (5,
4) | | | | |
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20.
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Barry
earns $21 per week for walking dogs. Write an expression that represents how much money Barry earns
after w weeks. a. | w + 21 | c. | 21w | b. | 21w +
21 | d. | w
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21 | | | | |
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21.
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Breakfast bar packages contain 8 bars in each box. Which of the following graphs best
displays the information in the table?
BOXES OF BREAKFAST BARS | x | 8x | 1 | 8 | 2 | 16 | 3 | 24 | 4 | 32 | 5 | 40 | | |
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The
following diagram represents a number divided into equal groups. Which phrase best describes the
diagram?
a. | 3 objects
divided into 4 equal groups | b. | 12 objects divided into 3 equal
groups | c. | 4 objects divided into 3 equal groups | d. | 12 objects
divided into 4 equal groups | | |
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Which
of the following situations could be solved using the equation 21 ÷ 7 =
n? a. | There are 21
books to be given to 7 students. How many books does each student receive? | b. | There are 7
tables in the library. If each table has 21 books, how many books are there on all of the
tables? | c. | Daniel is reading a book that has 21 chapters. He just finished
reading chapter 7. How many chapters does he have left to read? | d. | The library has
21 sets of shelves. After adding 7 more sets of shelves, how many sets will there be in
all? | | |
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24.
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A
hotel charges $420 for a one-week stay. What is the daily charge?
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25.
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Which
phrase best describes the quotient of 521 ÷ 5? a. | a little less
than 10 | c. | a little more
than 10 | b. | a little less than 100 | d. | a little more than 100 | | | | |
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Which
of the following would give the best estimate for 231 ÷ 7? a. | 140 ÷
7 | c. | 280 ÷
7 | b. | 210 ÷
7 | d. | 350 ÷
7 | | | | |
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27.
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Look
at the following set of pictures. The first has 1 square, the second has 2 squares, the third has 4
squares, and the fourth has 8 squares. If this pattern continues, how many squares will be in the
fifth picture?
a. | 16
squares | c. | 12
squares | b. | 10 squares | d. | 20 squares | | | | |
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Barbara decided to start running each day to train for a race. At the end of the first
month she could run 2 miles without stopping to rest. At the end of the second month she could run 5
miles without stopping. At the end of the third month she could run 8 miles without stopping, and at
the end of the fourth month she could run 11 miles without stopping. If this pattern continues, how
far will she be able to run without stopping at the end of the fifth month? a. | 14
miles | c. | 13
miles | b. | 12 miles | d. | 10 miles | | | | |
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29.
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Look
for a pattern in 185, 180, 175, 170,.... Which of the following shows the next three numbers in the
pattern? a. | 160, 155,
150 | c. | 160, 150,
140 | b. | 165, 160,
155 | d. | 175, 180,
185 | | | | |
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30.
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If 6
people share $432 equally, how much money will each person get?
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31.
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The
Ramirez family just drove 256 miles in 4 hours. If they drove the same speed the whole time, how many
miles did they drive each hour? a. | 61 miles | c. | 64 miles | b. | 54
miles | d. | 59
miles | | | | |
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Juli
baked 288 muffins in 3 hours. How many muffins did she bake each hour? a. | 96
muffins | c. | 89
muffins | b. | 92 muffins | d. | 84 muffins | | | | |
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33.
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What
will be the remainder for the quotient of 329 and 6?
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34.
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A
yellow warbler migrating from Albany, New York to Jacksonville, Florida has to fly 1,064 miles. How
many miles does it fly each week if the journey takes 4 weeks? a. | 201
miles | c. | 243
miles | b. | 211 miles | d. | 266 miles | | | | |
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Bakery employees are putting 2,418 cookies into packages that hold 8 cookies each. To
find out how many packages are needed, one employee divides 2,418 by 8 and gets the answer shown
below. How can the result be checked?
2,418 ÷ 8 =
302 R2 a. | Multiply 2,418
by 2, and then add 8. | b. | Multiply 302 by 2, and then add 8. | c. | Multiply 302 by
8, and then add 2. | d. | Multiply 8 by 2, and then add 302. | | |
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The
shelves of the school library are going to be sanded and refinished over the summer, so all of the
8,435 books need to be packed in boxes. Seven parents have volunteered to do the packing. If they
share the work equally, how many books will each parent need to pack? a. | 1,205
books | c. | 1,025
books | b. | 125 books | d. | 1,250 books | | | | |
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Four
sisters spent $17.40 on a gift for their brother. If they split the cost equally, how much did each
pay? a. | $4.35 | c. | $4.05 | b. | $4.10 | d. | $3.95 | | | | |
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Six
friends met at a cafe for dinner, and the bill came to $74.58, including the tip. If they split the
cost evenly, how much did each friend pay? a. | $11.92 | c. | $10.76 | b. | $14.09 | d. | $12.43 | | | | |
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Which
three numbers have 3 as a factor? a. | 13, 15, 18 | c. | 12, 23, 30 | b. | 24, 33,
81 | d. | 6, 12,
43 | | | | |
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40.
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Which
list contains only composite numbers? a. | 4, 15, 22 | c. | 7, 13, 29 | b. | 4, 13,
18 | d. | 7, 15,
18 | | | | |
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41.
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Which
of the following numbers is prime?
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42.
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Which
of the following is the prime factorization of 36? a. | 2 ´ 2 ´
9 | c. | 6 ´
6 | b. | 4 ´
9 | d. | 2 ´ 2 ´ 3 ´
3 | | | | |
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Which
of the following shows the first step in evaluating 7 + 5 ´ 2 – 6 ÷ 3? a. | 7 +
5 | c. | 2 –
6 | b. | 5 ´
2 | d. | 6 ÷
3 | | | | |
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44.
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A
baker just took 80 cookies out of the oven. A customer immediately bought 2 dozen. Which of the
following expressions represents the number of cookies left? a. | (80 – 2)
´
12 | c. | 80 – (2
´
12) | b. | (80 – 12)
´
2 | d. | 80 + (2
´
12) | | | | |
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45.
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Use
the order of operations to decide which of the following gives the correct value for the expression
18 – 4 ´ 2 + 1.
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46.
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Which
of the following points has the coordinates (4, 6)?
a. | point
A | c. | point
C | b. | point B | d. | point D | | | | |
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Which
of the following coordinates would plot a point half way between points N and
P?
a. | (2,
3) | c. | (4,
4) | b. | (3,
4) | d. | (4,
3) | | | | |
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48.
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In
the following coordinate grid, which would be the coordinates of a point that is 2 units to the left
and 3 units up from point M?
a. | (4,
6) | c. | (3,
5) | b. | (8,
6) | d. | (9,
5) | | | | |
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49.
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Anthony is making clay beads to sell at the farmer’s market. He packages them in
bags before going to the market. Which of the following tables properly displays the relationship
between the number of bags and beads as shown in the graph?
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50.
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The
following table shows the rule Multiply by 3, then Subtract 1. Which ordered pair fits this
rule?
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