1.   Write one hundred twenty-six as a number.
    A. 162 B. 26
    C. 126 D. 100
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  2.   Write the number of tens and ones in 16.
    A. 1 ten 6 ones B. 1 hundred 6 tens
    C. 6 tens 1 one D. 1 hundred 6 ones
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  3.   Identify the pattern and the missing number.

9, 11, 13, 15, ___, 19

    A. Add 1; 16 B. Add 2; 17
    C. Add 3; 18 D. Add 4; 23
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  4.   What is the place of the 0 in 19,208? What is the value of the digit?
    A. tens; 0 B. ones; 208
    C. tens; 20 D. ones; 0
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  5.   Compare. Use >, <, or =.

40 ___ 39

    A. = B. <
    C. none of these D. >
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  6.   Compare. Use >, <, or =.

85 ___ 85

    A. > B. =
    C. none of these D. <
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  7.   Hector’s class collected 509 cans for the food drive. Shannon’s class collected 541 cans. Mara’s class collected 498 cans. Which class collected the most cans? Explain your answer.
    A. Shannon’s’ class; 541 > 509 and 541 > 498
    B. Hector’s class; 509 > 541 and 509 > 498
    C. Shannon’s class; 541 > 498 and 498 > 509
    D. Mara’s class; 498 < 509 and 509 < 541
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  8.   Round 1,854 to the nearest hundred.
    A. 1,850 B. 1,900
    C. 1,800 D. 2,000
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  9.   What should you do to round a number that is exactly 1 less than halfway between two numbers?
    A. Round down. B. Round to halfway between the two numbers.
    C. Round up. D. Leave the number unchanged.
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  10.   What is the value of the coins?
   
    A. $0.51 B. $0.61
    C. $0.65 D. $0.56
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  11.   Is there more than one way to make 7¢? Explain.
    A. No; only 7 pennies will make 7¢. B. Yes; either

7 pennies or

1 dime,

2 pennies will make 7¢.

    C. No; you cannot make 7¢ without a nickel. D. Yes; either

7 pennies or

1 nickel,

2 pennies will make 7¢.

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  12.   What is the place of the 7 in 790? What is the value of the digit?
    A. hundreds; 7 B. hundreds; 700
    C. tens; 70 D. ones; 7
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  13.   What is the place of the 4 in 6,094? What is the value of the digit?
    A. ones; 4 B. tens; 40
    C. hundreds; 0 D. thousands; 4
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  14.   Write 30,000 + 2,000 + 90 + 7 in standard form.
    A. 3,297 B. 30,297
    C. 32,970 D. 32,097
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  15.   Order 2,491; 2,941; 2,914 from greatest to least.
    A. 2,941; 2,914; 2,491 B. 2,914; 2,941; 2,491
    C. 2,941; 2,491; 2,914 D. 2,491; 2,914; 2,941;
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  16.   Round 2,340 to the nearest thousand.
    A. 2,300 B. 2,340
    C. 3,000 D. 2,000
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  17.   Round 6,500 to the nearest thousand.
    A. 6,000 B. 7,000
    C. 6,500 D. 650
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  18.   Identify the pattern and the missing numbers.

10, ___, 20, 25, 30, ___

    A. Subtract 5; 15; 35 B. Subtract 1; 19; 31
    C. Add 5; 15; 35 D. Add 1; 11; 31
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