Topic 11 Study Guide
1.Which fraction is equivalent to 8 ÷ 36?
A. B. C. D.
2.Which expression is equivalent to ?
A.31 ÷ 14 B.14 ÷ 31 C.14 × 31 D.31 – 14
3.Which number line shows as 4 ÷ 3?
A.
B.
C.D.
4.Alan is picking blueberries for his grandmother. He can pick a quart in hour. How many quarts can he pick in 4 hours?
A.4 quarts B.6 quarts C.7 quarts D.8 quarts
1.Louise is walking 12 miles to raise funds for a local cause. If she has completed of the distance, how many miles has she walked?
A.6 miles B.7 miles C.8 miles D.9 miles
2.A pastry chef needs to decorate 140 cookies for a party. After an hour he has decorated of the cookies. How many cookies has he decorated?
A.155 B.75 C.112 D.90
4.Ming has to read a 165-page book for a report. If he has read of the book, how much of the book has he read?
A.45 pages B.50 pages C.55 pages D.65 pages
1.Which is the best estimate of the product?
× =
A.8 B.12 C.15 D.10
2.Which is the best estimate of the product?
× =
A.18 B.21 C.24 D.28
4.Which is the best estimate of the product?
× =
A.5 B.6 C.7 D.8
5.For each serving of trail mix, Janet’s recipe calls for 1/6 of a cup of raisins. If she wants to make 12 servings, how many cups of raisins will she need?
A.2 B.4 C.1 D.6
1.Grace walked 32 miles last month. So far this month she has walked as far as last month. How far has Grace walked this month?
A.30 miles B.25 miles C.20 miles D.15 miles
3.What is × ?
A. B. C. D.
5.What product does the diagram show?
A.× = B.× = = C.× = = D.× = =
1.Which shows the area of a rectangle with lengths of 6 inches x 1/12 inch?
A.1/2 sq. in. B.1/4 sq. in. C.5/12 sq. in. D.3 sq. in.
3.Find the area of a square with sides of length 1/3 yard.
A.1/3 sq. yd B.1/4 sq. yd. C.1/9 sq. yd. D.2/3 sq. yd.
5.Yvonne wants to cover the back of her cellular phone with a colorful skin. If the phone's length is 1/3 foot and the phone's width is 1/6 foot, how much area will the skin cover?
A.2/3 sq. ft. B.2/9 sq. ft. C.1/9 sq. ft. D.18 sq. ft.
1.Dan’s recipe for salad dressing includes both oil and vinegar, as shown. If of the mixture in the measuring cup is vinegar, how much vinegar does Dan use to make salad dressing?
A.cup B.1 cups C.cup D.cup
- Karen made 2 liters of iced tea. Her friends drank of the iced tea when they came to visit. How much iced tea did Karen’s friends drink?
A.liter B.1 liters C.1 liters D.2 liters
3.What is 3 × 2 ?
A.7 B.9 C.10 D.11
1.Without multiplying, which symbol belongs in the space?
A.< B.> C.= D.None of the above
4.Gloria and her friends are rolling out modeling clay for an activity in math class. Gloria rolled out her clay until it was 18 inches long. Michaela rolled hers 2 1/2 times as far. Kris rolled hers 3/3 as far. Sammi rolled hers 4/7 as far. Put the students in order of the length of their clay from least to greatest. Whose clay was the longest?
A.Gloria B.Michaela C.Kris D.Sammi
5.Gloria and her friends are rolling out modeling clay for an activity in math class. Gloria rolled out her clay until it was 18 inches long. Michaela rolled hers 2 1/2 times as far. Kris rolled hers 3/3 as far. Sammi rolled hers 4/7 as far. Put the students in order of the length of their clay from least to greatest. Whose clay was the shortest?
A.Gloria B.Michaela C.Kris D.Sammi
1.There were 60 tickets for a school play. On Monday, of the tickets were sold. On Tuesday, of the remaining tickets were sold. The remaining tickets were sold on Wednesday. How many tickets were sold on Wednesday?
A.25 B.30 C.35 D.5
2.One serving of cereal has a mass of 55 grams. of the mass consists of protein. What is the total mass of protein in 3 servings of cereal?
A.1 B.5 C.8 D.15
3.The toll to cross a bridge is $7 for trucks and $4 for cars. If 6 trucks and 12 cars cross the bridge during one hour, how much money will be collected?
A.$42 B.$48 C.$90 D.$108
4.Bob’s tomato plants grew 2 inches the first week and 3 inches the second week. During the third week, the plants grew twice as much as they had during the second week. What is the total number of inches the plants grew in 3 weeks?
A.8 B.9 C.10 D.12
5.There are 150 students are on a school field trip. Sixth graders make up of the students. The remaining students are fourth graders and fifth graders. Fourth graders make up of the remaining students. How many fifth graders are on the trip?
A.15 B.30 C.40 D.70
1.How many are in 8?
A.9 B.12 C.14 D.16
2.How many are in 6?
A.5 B.8 C.6 D.10
3.If it takes of a cup of milk to make one loaf of bread, how many cups of milk does it take to make 9 loaves of bread?
A.9 cups B.7 cups C.6 cups D.10 cups
4.If one serving of juice is of a cup, how many servings are in a 4-cup container?
A.6 B.7 C.8 D.9
- If Luciano rides his bike of a mile in one minute, how long will it take him to ride 12 miles?
A.9 minutes B.20 minutes C.15 minutes D.35 minutes
1.What is the quotient of 1/5 ÷ 3?
A.1/15 B.3/5 C.3 1/5 D.3/15
2.What is the quotient of 1/6 ÷ 7?
A.7/42 B.7/6 C.1/42 D.7 1/6
3.What is the quotient of 1/2 ÷ 5?
A.5/10 B.1/10 C.5 ½ D.2 1/2
4.Richard has 1/2 of a pizza left. He is going to divide it among his 6 friends. What fraction of the original pizza would each of Richard's friends receive?
A.1/6 B.1/18 C.1/12 D.1/3
5.Carl wants to give away 1/3 of his baseball card collection. He is going to divide it among his 3 friends. What fraction of the original collection would each of Carl's friends receive?
A.1/12 B.3 1/3 C.3/8 D.1/9
1.Ellie drinks 3 cups of milk each day. Which equation can be used to find c,the number of cups she will drink in 7 days?
A.7 × c= 3 B.3 × c= 7 C.3 × 7 = c D.7 ÷ 3 = c
2.Jack runs 2 miles each day. Which equation can be used to find m,the number of miles he will run in 5 days?
A.2 ÷ 5 = m B.2 × 5 = m C.5 ÷ 2 = m D.2 × m= 5
3.Joselyn writes 1 pages each hour. Which equation can be used to find p,the number of pages Joselyn will write in 4 hours?
A.1 × 4 = p B.1 × p= 4 C.1 ÷ p= 4 D.4 ÷ 1 = p
4.Hope made 20 cereal bars and gave an equal number to each of to 5 friends. Which of the following can be used to find b,the number of cereal bars for each friend?
A.b× 20 = 8 B.20 × 5 = b C.5 ÷ b= 20 D.20 ÷ 5 = b
5.Riley bought a case of 36 bottles of water. He drinks about 9 bottles each week. Which of the following can be used to find w,the number of weeks the case will last?
A.9 ÷ w= 36 B.36 ÷ 9 = w C.w× 36 = 9 D.9 × 36 = w