1.
Malena’s classroom has 18 student desks.
• The desks are in equal rows.
• 6 desks are in each row.
How many rows of desks are in Malena’s class?
A
3
B
4
C
12
2.
Ned wants to find the area of a rectangle that is 6 units by 9 units. He wants to use two easier facts to find the area.
Which expression could Ned use to find the area of the shape?
A
(2 x 3) + (3 x 3)
B
(5 x 9) + (1 x 9)
C
(3 x 4) + (3 x 5)
3.
Jane is solving the problem 15 ÷ 3. Which strategy could Jane use to solve the problem?
A
Jane can draw an array with 15 rows. Each row will have 3 squares. Then she counts total squares.
B
Jane can put together 15 blocks and 3 blocks to find the total number of blocks.
C
Jane can draw an array with 3 rows. She can add squares in each row until she has 15 squares.
4.
Every year scientists observe groups of sea turtles that lay eggs on a beach.
• There are 9 groups of turtles.
• Each group has 7 turtles.
How many turtles do the scientists observe each year?
A
63
B
16
C
72
5.
Which fraction is equivalent to 4?
A
1/4
B
4/4
C
4/1
6.
What area of this shape is shaded?
A
1/2
B
2/8
C
6/8
7.
Aniyah wants to buy a book. She has been babysitting to earn money.
• She earns $6 each day for babysitting.
• She has babysat for 4 days so far.
Aniyah still needs $12 to buy the book. How much does the book cost?
A
$36
B
$22
C
$18
8.
The pentagon is located at 2/3 on this number line. Which fraction is located at the pentagon?
A
5/7
B
1/3
C
4/6
9.
Which value for N makes this equation true?
N ÷ 3 = 9
A
3
B
9
C
27
10.
Ritika shaded 3/6 of the hexagon below. What is another way to name the fraction of the figure that is shaded?
A
3/3
B
2/6
C
1/3
11.
This shows the distance that Nia and James live from school. How far does Nia live from James?
A
1/4 mile
B
3/4 mile
C
1/3 mile
12.
Aryana bought 4 packs of graph paper. Each pack had 80 sheets of graph paper. How many sheets of graph paper did Aryana buy?
A
240
B
32
C
320
13.
Terri worked on her math homework for 54 minutes. She completed 9 problems during that time. If Terri took the same amount of time for each problem, how long did Terri spend on one problem?
A
6 minutes
B
9 minutes
C
7 minutes
14.
Third grade classes are collecting items for a shelter. The table below shows how many items each class has collected so far. About how many items have they collected? Estimate to the nearest ten.
A
450
B
440
C
500
15.
Emma noticed something special about the multiples of 3 and 6 on her multiplication chart. Look at the chart below. Which statement about multiples of 3 and 6 is true?
A
The multiples of 3 and 6 are odd numbers only.
B
The ones place stays the same in multiples 3 and 6.
