1.   Wilma explains that the number 40,916 has a place holder. Is she correct? Why or why not?
    A. Yes; the 0 in the thousands place means that there are no thousands. B. No; a place holder must always be to the right of the comma.
    C. Yes; each digit holds a place in the number. D. No; there are no place holders in this number.
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  2.   Compare. Use >, <, or =.

4,112 ___ 4,089

    A. all of these B. =
    C. > D. <
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  3.   In the lunchroom, apples cost 35¢ each. How much would 2 apples cost?”
    A. 50¢ B. 80¢
    C. 70¢ D. 60¢
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  4.   Why is it a good idea to check answers for reasonableness?
    A. Any mistake can be caught by using estimation to check your answers. B. Checking for reasonableness uses the Identity Property.
    C. Using estimation to check your answers gives exact results. D. Many careless mistakes can be caught this way.
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  5.   What are the steps you would take to round 428 to the nearest ten?
    A. Look at a number line and see whether 428 is closer to 420 or 430. B. Notice that the first digit is 4, and then round to 400.
    C. Notice that the first two digits are 4 and 2, and then round to 420. D. Look at a number line and see whether 428 is closer to 400 or 500.
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  6.   Find the difference.

  $932
−$863

    A. $179 B. $71
    C. $169 D. $69
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  7.   Find the sum.

1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 = __

    A. 6 B. 1
    C. 5 D. 10
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  8.   Find the product.

    A. 42 B. 35
    C. 36 D. 30
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  9.   Find the product.

8 × 0

    A. 0 B. 1
    C. 8 D. 80
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  10.   Find .
    A. 5 B. 3
    C. 4 D. 6
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  11.   Use models if needed to divide.

    A. 8 B. 4
    C. 6 D. 12
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  12.   Use models if needed to divide

.

    A. 6 B. 7
    C. 4 D. 5
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  13.   How many times larger than a centimeter is a meter? Explain.
    A. 10; there are 10 meters in a centimeter. B. 100; there are 100 centimeters in a meter.
    C. 100; there are 100 meters in a centimeter. D. 10; there are 10 centimeters in a meter.
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  14.   Find the perimeter of the figure.
   
    A. 32 cm B. 31 cm
    C. 42 cm D. 44 cm
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  15.   The sign is shaped like a quadrilateral. If the opposite sides of the sign are the same length, what is the perimeter of the sign?
   
    A. 17 in. B. 35 in.
    C. 70 in. D. 34 in.
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  16.   Write the time on the clock.
   
    A. 10:29 B. 6:10
    C. 6:30 D. 10:15
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  17.   Identify the figure that does not belong with the others.
   
    A. figure J B. figure F
    C. figure G D. figure H
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  18.   What best describes the pattern?
   
    A. A B C B A B B. A B C A B C
    C. A B A C A B D. A B C A C A B
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  19.   Which statement best describes the figures?
   
    A. The figures are neither the same size nor the same shape. B. The figures are the same shape, but not the same size.
    C. The figures are the same size, but not the same shape. D. The figures are congruent.
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  20.  
Birds Seen on Saturday
Type of Bird
Number of Birds
Cardinal  4
Blue Jay  2
Hawk  6
Goldfinch  4

Which pictograph represents the data?

    A.
Birds Seen on Saturday
Cardinal  ßß
Blue Jay  ß
Hawk  ßßß
Goldfinch  ßß
Key:  ß = 2 birds
B.
Birds Seen on Saturday
Cardinal  ßßßß
Blue Jay  ßß
Hawk  ßßßßßß
Goldfinch  ßßßß
Key:  ß = 2 birds
    C.
Birds Seen on Saturday
Cardinal  ß
Blue Jay  ßß
Hawk  ßß
Goldfinch  ßßßß
Key:  ß = 2 birds
D.
Birds Seen on Saturday
Cardinal  ßßßß
Blue Jay  ßß
Hawk  ßßßß
Goldfinch  ßß
Key:  ß = 2 birds
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