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Numbers Patterns and

and Algebraic Geometry Measurement Probability Problem
Operations Reasoning Solving

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200 What is 23 · 32 · 5?

What is the prime factorization of 360?

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400 What is +26º?

At 6 am the thermometer outside Tim’s door showed a

temperature of 520 F. At 8 am the thermometer showed a
temperature of 780 F. What is the change in temperature
from 6 AM to 8 AM?

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600 What is 0.6?

Victoria surveyed all the students in her sixth-

grade class to find her classmates’ favorite type of
pet. 15 students like dogs, 7 students like cats, and
3 students like fish. How is the fraction of
students whose favorite pet is a dog expressed as a
decimal?

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800 What is Green?

Karl has a collection of colored marbles. 1/3 of

his collection is red, 5/12 of his collection is blue,
2/3 of his collection is green, and 1/6 of his
collection is white. For which color is the greatest
fraction of marbles?

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1000 What is 7/15?

Cheryl buys a sheet of 60 stamps to mail her party

invitations. She uses 1/3 of the stamps to mail invitations
to her friends. She uses 1/5 of the stamps to mail
invitations to her family. What fraction of the sheet of
stamps does she have left after mailing the invitations?

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200 What is 1:4?

Mark can hit the bull’s-eye 3 out of every 15 times he

throws a dart. Which ratio compares the number of throws
that hit the bull’s-eye to the number of throws that do not
his the bull’s eye?

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400 What is 11/20?

Jose’ has two volunteer jobs, one as an assistant at a

nursing home and another as a math tutor. Jose’ spends
45% of his volunteer time at the nursing home. Which
fraction is equivalent to the percent of volunteer time Jose’
spends tutoring?

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600 What is 450?

At SMS, the ratio of students to teachers is 15 to 1. If there

are 30 teachers at the school, how many students are there?

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800 What is 20%?

A survey of Harrison Middle School showed that 1

out of every 5 students earned an A in science.
What percent of the students earned an A in
science.

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1000 What is 3/5?

A candy machine has the following

gumballs: 5 cinnamon, 10 lemon, 2
peppermint, 1 spearmint, and 7 cherry.
What fraction of the gumballs is NOT
lemon?

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200 What is an acute angle?

An angle that is greater than 0º but less than

90º is called…

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400 What is 50 ft?

The diameter of a circular pool is 100 ft.

Emmie swam from the edge of the pool to
the center. How far did she swim?

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600 What is 69º?

If one angle of a triangle is equal to 49º and

another is equal to 62º, how many degrees is the
third angle?

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800 What is 28.3 feet?

Ms. French wants to sew a lace border on a circular

tablecloth. If the tablecloth has a diameter of 9 feet, how
much lace will Ms. French need for the border? (Round to
the nearest tenth)

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1000 What is 150º and 30º?

Parallelogram ABCD has one of its angles

labeled 150º and another labeled 30º. What
are the degrees of the two missing angles?

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200 What is 1000 cm3?

A cube measures 10 centimeters in width.

What is the volume of the cube?

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400 What is 72cm?

Casey cut a border for a rectangular photo

that measured 22 centimeters by 14
centimeters. What was the length of border
Casey needed for the photo?

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600 What is 25 L?

Mr. Johnson uses approximately 480 milliliters of cleanser

to mop all the floors in his house. If he mops the floors
once a week, what is a good estimate for how much
cleaner he will use for 1 year in liters?

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800 What is 23 days?

Margaret’s vacation was 3 weeks and 2 days

long. How many days was she on vacation?

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1000 What is 24 pints?

Glenda needs 3 gallons of paint. The store

has only pint cans of paint. How many cans
should she buy?

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200 What is 90?

Meredeth earned the following scores on

her math tests: 90, 87, 81, 92, 90, and 88.
What is the mode of her test scores

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400 What is 14.8 in.?

A seamstress made lace collars. She used

the following lengths of lace on the collars:
18.5 in., 16.5 in., 12 in., 14.8 in., and 13.7in.
What is the median length of lace used by
the seamstress?

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600 What is 11?

During a 6-week period, Sandy collected the

following numbers of aluminum cans for
recycling: 25, 21, 19, 20, 23, and 30. What
is the range of the numbers of cans she
collected?

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800 What is 212?

During 1 school week, the following

numbers of students bought lunch in the
cafeteria: 202, 222, 186, 194, 235, and 221.
What is the median number of students that
bought lunch? (round to the nearest whole
number.)

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1000 What is 5/6?

A drawer holds several scarves that are identical

except for their designs. There are 2 striped
scarves, 2 polka-dotted scarves, 3 white scarves,
and 5 black scarves. If you select a scarf without
looking, what is the probability you will choose a
scarf that is NOT striped?

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200 What is multiply 28 by 3, and
then divide by 14?

Hunter plans to bring cupcakes for the 28 students

in his math class. He is using a recipe that makes
14 cupcakes per batch. How could he determine
the fewest number of batches he could bake to
give each classmate 3 cupcakes? Describe the
strategy.

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400 What is multiply $24.67 by
0.17?

Mrs. Parks wants to add a 17% tip to her bill

at a restaurant. If her meal costs $24.67,
what should she do to determine how much
tip to leave?

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 600 What is M, O, N, L?

Every time Andy buys a CD, he leaves the price sticker on the case. Now, Andy wants
to determine the estimated value of his CD collection. He determines that the price of
each CD rounds to one of the following: $10, $15, $20, or $25. Look at the problem
solving steps shown below. Arrange the steps in an order that makes sense for Andy to
determine the value of his CD collection.
Step L: Find the sum of the products of all 4 groups.
Step M: Separate the CD’s into 4 groups, according to price.
Step N: For each price group, find the product of the number of CD’s and the price.

Step O: Count and record the number of CD’s in each group.

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800 What is D?
Yolanda knows that she spends $12.50 on gas to get to and
from her house and work each week. What piece of
information was NOT necessary for Yolanda to know
in order to arrive at her conclusion?
A. The number of miles per gallon her vehicle gets
B. The cost of 1 gallon of gasoline
C. The number of miles from her house to her work

D. The total amount she spends on gas each week.

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1000 What is A?

A caterer needed to arrange several tables together for a luncheon. He

had up to 24 square tables available. If the caterer wanted to
arrange the tables so that they formed a solid square, how many
tables could he put together?
A. 4,9,or 16
B. 4,8, or 16
C. 2,4, or 9

D. 9,16, or 25

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