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Julie made 3.57 gallons of punch for a party. At the party, she and her friends drank 1.39 gallons of punch. Draw a model using base ten blocks to show how much punch was left after the party.Number Sense – 100 points

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William had 5/6 of a granola bar in his lunchbox. He ate 2/8 of it for lunch.Expressed in lowest terms, what fraction of the whole granola bar didWilliam have left? Use a model to display your answer.

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Keri found 154 seashells during a trip to the beach. She put the seashellsin 11 drawers with an equal number of seashells in each drawer. The expressionbelow can be used to determine the total number of seashells she put in each drawer. 154 / 11

Which of the following is equivalent to the above expression?

• (110 / 11) + (44 / 11)B. (154 / 10) + (154 / 1)C. (11 / 11) + (44 / 11) D. (15 / 10) + (4 / 1)

Jacob bought a sandwich for $4.75, a small salad for $2.43, and aglass of juice for $1.25. Which of the following uses the Commutative Property and the Associative Property to find howmuch Jacob spent in all?

A. ($4.75 + $2.43) + $1.25 = $8.43

B. ($4.75 + $1.25) + $2.43 = $8.43

C. $4.75 + $1.25 = $6.00

D. $2.43 + $1.25 = $3.68

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The table shows the low temperature for 7 days at a ski resort

Which shows the temperatures ordered from greatest to least?

A. 5°F; 3°F; –1°F; –2°F; –3°F; –5°F; –8°F

B. 8°F; 5°F; 5°F; 3°F; 3°F; 2°F; 1°F

C. 5°F; –1°F; –2°F; –3°F; –8°F

D. –8°F; –5°F; –3°F; –2°F; –1°F; 3°F; 5°F

Aretha needed to evaluate the expression shown below using theorder of operations.

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What is the value of the expression?

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Sam and two friends went to the movies for Sam's birthday. They shared a large boxof popcorn costing $6, and they spent a total of $21. The expression below can be used to find c, the cost of each ticket.

$21 = 3c + $6

How much did each ticket cost?

A. $4B. $5C. $7

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The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 136 Degrees F in Lybia in 1922. The lowest recorded temperature ever Recorded was -128 degrees F in Antarctica in 1983. How much greater wasThe highest temperature on Earth than the lowest temperature?

Azacca has a $10 bill. He wants to buy a baseball that costs $6.49and a pack of gum that costs $1.15. How much change shouldAzacca receive?

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Insert Text for QuestionMatilda takes a taxi from her home to the doctor, which is 5 miles away. Matilda has $25 when she leaves her house, and the taxi charge is $4 plus$3 for each mile. How much money will Matilda have left after her taxi ride?

A. $6B. $10C. $18D. $19

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Halley’s mom is having an addition built on their house for $15,650. SheHas already paid $1,550. She plans to pay the remaining amount in 25Equal payments. How much is one payment?

A. $500B. $564C. $592D. $14,100

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Danielle had a balance of $400 dollars in her bank account at the start of March. On March 3, she received a check for $25. On March 22, had to write a check for $15.75. What was her bank balance on March 23rd.

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A music store had a sale on CDs. Each CD cost $7. For every 2 CDs customers bought, they received 1 CD free. The Charmichaels spent $42 at the sale. How many CDs did they get?

A movie theater has Cartoon Day once a month. The cartoons startat 1:20 p.m. and continue throughout the day. Each cartoon lastsfor 35 minutes. If Elaine arrives at the theater at 5:15 p.m., when willthe next cartoon begin?

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Roger and his grandfather picked 576 ounces of apples to make

apple cider. How many pounds of apples did they pick?

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Mr. Sanchez is measuring his bedroom to install carpeting. Which of the followingWould be the most precise measurement he could use?

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C. Measure the room to the nearest 1/2 foot.

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Debbie’s favorite game has a game board that is the shape of atrapezoid.

What is the area of the game board?

A. 99 square centimeters

B. 450 square centimeters

C. 600 square centimeters

D. 900 square centimeters

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Mr. Lee’s manufacturing company makes small cardboardboxes. They are stamped out of a large sheet of cardboard, asshown below, and then folded and glued.

What is the surface area of the box?

A. 162 cubic inches

B. 216 square inches

C. 162 square inches

D. 216 cubic inches

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The border around a Navajo rug is made of triangles. A diagram ofone triangle is shown below.

What is the area of the border, in square inches, if it is made of 84triangles?

A. 3,528 square inches

B. 1,764 square inches

C. 1,092 square inches

D. 588 square inches

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Students are decorating their classroom for a party. They need 20feet of paper chains. Each link of the paper chains they makemeasures 2 inches long. How many links will the students need tomake?

A. 40

B. 60

C. 120

D. 240

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Ms. Tresko is packing jars of jam into boxes. She has 149 jars of jam,and each box holds 6 jars. If Ms. Tresko has filled as many boxes as she can, how many more jars of jam does she need in order to fill the last box?

A. 1B. 5 C. 24D. 25

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Maurice’s class collected 445 cans during a food drive. They are placing the cansIn boxes. If each box holds 8 cans, what is the greatest number of full boxes they Can fill?

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Marcus earns $15 each week delivering newspapers. After 5 weeks, Marcus buys a DVD player for $45.99. How much money does Marcus have left after buying theDVD player?