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Understanding Math Concepts: Quiz Scores, Fractions, and Unit Conversions for Grade 5

This educational document covers essential math concepts for Grade 5 students, including statistics like median, mode, and range. It presents real-life scenarios involving quiz scores and includes practice questions on averages and ratios. Students will also learn about basic operations with numbers, unit conversions, and how to estimate and calculate total costs. Additionally, there are exercises in fraction simplification and geometry that encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Perfect for classroom use or self-study.

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Understanding Math Concepts: Quiz Scores, Fractions, and Unit Conversions for Grade 5

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  1. Grade 5 - B

  2. What Number Will Be Chosen? 1019283746 21120293847 31221303948 41322314049 51423324150 61524334251 71625344352 81726354453 918273645

  3. What was the median quiz score? 91

  4. What was the range of quiz scores? 9

  5. What was the mode quiz score? 94

  6. Below are the scores that John received on math quizzes during the first quarter:75,64,83,94What is his mean (average) test score? 79

  7. What is the ratio of students who scored less than 90 to those who scored 90 or above? • 7:19 B.7:26 C.7:15 D.7:9

  8. Martha tosses a coin 44 times. How many times is she like to get heads? • A. 22 • B. 44 • C. 1 • D. 88

  9. Find the sum • 3.25 • 4.86 • +0.13 8.24

  10. Find the sum0.6 + 0.9 = • 1.5 • 0.15 • 0.015 • 15

  11. Find the difference.$6.84 – 3.27 • $3.57 • $2.53 • $10.11 • $3.63

  12. 12.195-5.362 Find the difference • 6.833 • 6.933 • 7.333 • 6.533

  13. Find the difference • 2.092 – 1.459 = 0.633

  14. Find the product • 206 • X 42 8652

  15. What is the product of 1.86 X 6? • 1.116 • 111.6 • 11.16 • Not here

  16. Divide • 14 • 15 • 13 • 165

  17. Divide • 4 R26 • 5 • 5 R26 • 7 R26

  18. Divide • 5.07 • 55.7 • 0.557 • 5.57

  19. The closest estimate of 3902 + 1296 + 6289 + 3836 is • 14,000 • 15,000 • 16,000 • 17,000

  20. If a box of crayons has a mass of 57 kg., the closest estimate of the total mass of 200 boxes of crayons is • 10,000 kg. • 1200 kg. • 12,000 kg. • 1000 kg.

  21. Write two fractions for the shaded part. 6/10 3/5

  22. 32% can be written (in simplest terms) as ___. • A. • B. • C. • D.

  23. Which is another way to write 0.19? • 1.9 • 190% • 19% • 100/19

  24. Which decimal is equal to 3/5? • 0.6 • 0.06 • 0.3 • 0.03

  25. What is the greatest common factor of 40 and 24? 8

  26. Write in simplest terms A. B. C. D.

  27. Find the sum and choose the best answer. Simplify. • 23/54 • 385/18 • 23/18 • 1 5/18 5/18 + 11/18 + 7/18

  28. Find the sum. Simplify + 11/16

  29. Find the difference.11/12 – 2/3 = • 1/12 • 3/5 • 1/4 • 9/9

  30. Find the difference. Simplify - 5/21

  31. The height of a certain type of brick is 4 inches. How tall would a wall or fence be if it contained 14 rows of bricks? • 70 inches • 4 feet 8 inches • 4 feet 3 inches • 4 yards 4feet

  32. Complete.4 c = __ fl. oz. • 32 • 24 • 16 • 64

  33. Complete.___ qts. = 64 fl. oz. 2

  34. Complete0.13 L = ____mL • 130 • 13 • 1.3 • 1,300

  35. Which unit would be the best to estimate the length of your math book? • yards • 1/8 inches • inches • feet

  36. Find the area of the following shape. 115 cm2 23 cm 5 cm 5 cm 23 cm

  37. If you were measuring the distance from your desk to your teacher’s desk, you would likely use which unit of measure? • feet • 1/8 inches • inches • millimeters

  38. Which figure is congruent with the following figure? A. B. C. D.

  39. Which figure is not a parallelogram? A. B. C. D.

  40. Which figure is a picture of a quadrilateral? A. B. C. D.

  41. Find the perimeter of the figure 7 ft. 22 ft. 58 ft

  42. Find the area of the triangle. • 312 cm2 B. 37 cm2 24 cm C. 74 cm2 D. 321 cm2 13 cm

  43. Solve for n. 25 ÷ n = 5 • 5 • 20 • 30 • 125

  44. Write an expression for the number of players if there are 8 players on a team and n teams in the league. • 8 –n • 8 X n • 8 ÷ n • 8 + n

  45. If n = 8, what is the value of 48 ÷ n? • 384 • 40 • 56 • 6

  46. Henry is planting trees. He will plant a tree every 4 feet for 80 yards. He will plant a willow, then an ash, then a birch, continuing this pattern. How many of each tree will he plant? How many of each tree will he plant for only 40 yards? • 20 each and 10 each • 60 each and 30 each • 40 each and 20 each • 76 each and 38 each

  47. What number is missing? • 33 B. 27 C. 30 D. 36

  48. Samantha baked 11 loaves of bread on the first day. If she baked 23 loaves in 2 days, how would you find the number of loaves she baked on the second day? • 23 – 11 • 23 + 11 • 23 X 11 • 23 ÷ 11

  49. Gregg went to the sporting goods store and bought a baseball for $5.62, a bat for $20.59, and a hat for $9.99. Not counting tax, how much did he spend at the sporting goods store? • N = $5.62 + $20.59 + $9.99 • N = $5.62 + $20.59 - $9.99 • N = $5.62 - $20.59 + $9.99 • N = $5.62 - $20.59 - $9.99

  50. Denise spent $18.25 at the video arcade. She spent $2.50 in a photo booth, three times that much on lunch, and the rest playing video games. How much did she spend on video games? $8.25

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