of the figure?
2. Which letter best represents the number
on the number line?
A
B
C
D
3. Which figure NOT show a figure with a line of symmetry?
4. Mrs. Resendez is 4 feet 10 inches tall. Her husband is 5 feet 11 inches tall. How much shorter is Mrs. Resendez than her husband?
A 1 in.
B 1 ft 1 in.
C 2 ft 3 in.
D 9 ft. 1 in.
5. The graph shows the number goodies sold at the concession at the baseball game.
How many candies were sold during the three days?
A 94
B 80
C 79
D 45
6. The manmade pond can hold 14,000 gallons of water. 3,645 gallons were put in on the first day and 4.965 gallons were put in on the second day. How many gallons of water were put in during those two days?
A 1,320
B 8,610
C 17,645
D 22,610
7. Matthew wants to walk 5,298 feet. He has already walked 3,645 feet. How many more feet does he have to walk to complete his walk?
A 1,653
B 2,453
C 8,943
D 9,003
8. Mrs. Gonzalez bought 4 new tires for her car. Each tire cost $143. How much did she spent on the tires?
A $147
B $572
C $35.30
D $143
9. Mrs. Salinas spent $56 on Easter baskets. She paid $8 on each basket. How many baskets did she buy?
A 7
B 42
C 64
D 99
10. Stephanie spent $37.75 on a dress, $15.95 on a purse, and $12.95 for shoes. What is a good estimate of how much she spent before tax?
A Less than $50
B Between $50 and $75
C Between $75 and $100
D More than $100
11. Which is one way to find the area of the polygon?
A Multiply 6 units by 3 units
B Count all the units in polygon
C Add all the units along the edge
D Count all units outside of polygon
12. Chris has read the 192 baseball cards. He sold 53 cards to a friend. Which number sentence could be used to find the number of cards he still has?
13. Andrea bought 3 items at Eckerd. The lowest priced item was $4 and the highest priced item was $8. Before tax is added, what is a reasonable total for the cost of the items?
A less than $4
B between $ 12 and $24
C between $25 and $45
D more than $50
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