Test 3 A
11. 203 – 56 =
1. (Inv. 2) A) One-fifth plus two-tenths is more or
less than one-third? B) Three-tenths plus onefourth plus two-fifths is what decimal part of a
whole circle?
12.
$4.16
$2.18
+ $1.84
**Use your fraction pieces to help you.
2. (15) What is the product of 6 and 3?
13. 621
75
+ 960
3. (12) Draw a number line marked with the
integers from –5 to 5.
14. $4.13
- $3.45
4. (12) Draw a segment, a ray, and a line.
15.
5. (14) Find the missing number.
700
- 345
10 – m = 4
16. (7) Which digit is in the tens place in 529,674?
6. (18) 4 x 6 x 15
17. (7) Use digits to write the number twenty-one
thousand, three hundred fifty.
7. (11) Carson scored 13 points in the first half of
the game. If he scored 22 points in the whole game,
how many points did Carson score in the second
half?
8. (Decimals) Add: 4.085 + 12.61
answer in words.
Write the
9. (15) Which number sentence shows the Identity
Property of Multiplication?
A. 3 X 4 = 4 X 3
B. 4 X 1 = 4
C. 4 X 0 = 0
10. (13) Change this addition problem to a
multiplication problem.
6+6+6+6+6
18. (15) How much is 4 sevens?
19. (11) Tyler was at a friend’s house watching a
117-minute movie. 90 minutes into the movie, his
mom called and said he needed to come home.
How many more minutes were left in the movie?
Write an addition equation, and then solve the
problem.
20. (16) At the last home football game, the fifth
grade section of the bleachers was full. Near the
end of the game, 32 fifth grade students went home.
There were 51 fifth grade students left in the
bleachers at the end of the game. How many fifth
grade students were in the bleachers at the
beginning of the game? Write a subtraction
equation, and then solve the problem.
Answer Key
1. A) More than - -40%
B) 0.95
2. 18
3. Use Lesson 12 to help you.
4. Use your notes from Lesson 12 to help you.
5. m = 6
6. 15 x 6 = 90 90 x 4 = 360
7. 22-13 = 9 points
8. 16.695
sixteen and six hundred ninety-five
thousandths
9. B
10. 6 x 5 = 30
11. 147
12. $8.18
13. 1656
14. $0.68
15. 355
16. 7
17. 21,350
18. 28
19. S+M=T
90 + M = 117 M= 27 minutes
20. S-W=L
S – 32 = 51
S = 83 students