THE RULES

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THE RULES !

• 1,000,000 PRIZE NO HOMEWORK PASS AND 3 RAFFLE
• 500,000 TICKETS
• 250,000
• 125,000
• 64,000
• 32,000 PRIZE 2 RAFFLE TICKETS
• 16,000
• 8,000
• 4,000
• 2,000
• 1,000 PRIZE 1 RAFFLE TICKET
• 500
• 400
• 300
• 200

Ask the Audience
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Angelline is making hot chocolate with
amrshmallows for her family. She has 13
marshmallows and seven mugs. Which number
sentence shows how many more marshmallows she
needs so she can put 3 marshmallows in each mug?
(13 - 7) x 3
A.
B.
(7x3) - 13
(13 - 3) x 7
D. ( 7 3) 13
C.
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Angelline is making hot chocolate with
amrshmallows for her family. She has 13
marshmallows and seven mugs. Which number
sentence shows how many more marshmallows she
needs so she can put 3 marshmallows in each mug?
(13 - 7) x 3
A.
B.
(7x3) - 13
D.
C.
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Angelline is making hot chocolate with
amrshmallows for her family. She has 13
marshmallows and seven mugs. Which number
sentence shows how many more marshmallows she
needs so she can put 3 marshmallows in each mug?
(13 - 7) x 3
A.
B.
(7x3) - 13
(13 - 3) x 7
D. ( 7 3) 13
C.
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Federal Furnace had a jump rope contest. Cody
jumped 293 times. Catherine jumped 412 times.
What is the BEST ESTIMATE of how many more times
Catherine jumped than Cody?
100
A.
B.
250
D. 50
C. 200
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Federal Furnace had a jump rope contest. Cody
jumped 293 times. Catherine jumped 412 times.
What is the BEST ESTIMATE of how many more times
Catherine jumped than Cody?
100
A.
B.
D.
C. 200
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Federal Furnace had a jump rope contest. Cody
jumped 293 times. Catherine jumped 412 times.
What is the BEST ESTIMATE of how many more times
Catherine jumped than Cody?
100
A.
B.
250
D. 50
C. 200
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Kathys family visited the Franklin Park Zoo.
The giraffe was the tallest animal they saw. It
was 18 feet tall. Kathy is 4 1/2 feet tall.
How many times taller was the giraffe than Kathy?
A. 3
B. 4
D. 6
C. 5
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Kathys family visited the Franklin Park Zoo.
The giraffe was the tallest animal they saw. It
was 18 feet tall. Kathy is 4 1/2 feet tall.
How many times taller was the giraffe than Kathy?
A. 3
B. 4
D.
C.
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Kathys family visited the Franklin Park Zoo.
The giraffe was the tallest animal they saw. It
was 18 feet tall. Kathy is 4 1/2 feet tall.
How many times taller was the giraffe than Kathy?
A. 3
B. 4
D. 6
C. 5
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The 28 students in Mr. Lavertys class have pen
pals in other countries. Each student will write
seven letters to a pen pal. How many letters
will Mr. Lavertys students write?
A. 140 letters
B. 36 letters
D. 196 letters
C. 35 letters
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The 28 students in Mr. Lavertys class have pen
pals in other countries. Each student will write
seven letters to a pen pal. How many letters
will Mr. Lavertys students write?
A. 140 letters
B.
D. 196 letters
C.
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The 28 students in Mr. Lavertys class have pen
pals in other countries. Each student will write
seven letters to a pen pal. How many letters
will Mr. Lavertys students write?
A. 140 letters
B. 36 letters
D. 196 letters
C. 35 letters
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Which of the following is correct?
B. 72 / 8
A. 72 / 8 6 18 - 9 3
C. 72 / 8 6 18 - 9 3
D. None of them are correct.
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Which of the following is correct?
B. 72 / 8
A. 72 / 8 6 18 - 9 3
C.
D.
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Which of the following is correct?
B. 72 / 8
A. 72 / 8 6 18 - 9 3
C. 72 / 8 6 18 - 9 3
D. None of them are correct.
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When we multiply 37 by multiples of 3, we see a
pattern. If the pattern continues this way, then
37 X 21
37 X 3 111 37 X 6 222 37 X 9 333 37 X 12
444
A. 777
B. 555
D. 666
C. 888
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When we multiply 37 by multiples of 3, we see a
pattern. If the pattern continues this way, then
37 X 21
37 X 3 111 37 X 6 222 37 X 9 333 37 X 12
444
A. 777
B.
D. 666
C.
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When we multiply 37 by multiples of 3, we see a
pattern. If the pattern continues this way, then
37 X 21
37 X 3 111 37 X 6 222 37 X 9 333 37 X 12
444
A. 777
B. 555
D. 666
C. 888
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For the spring concert, chorus members may wear
blue, white, or black pants and black, red, or
white T-shirts. How many different outfits can
be made?
A. 3
B. 8
C. 6
D. 9
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For the spring concert, chorus members may wear
blue, white, or black pants and black, red, or
white T-shirts. How many different outfits can
be made?
A.
B. 8
C.
D. 9
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For the spring concert, chorus members may wear
blue, white, or black pants and black, red, or
white T-shirts. How many different outfits can
be made?
A. 3
B. 8
C. 6
D. 9
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Three friends plan to equally share the cost of a
video game that costs 38.89 including tax.
Which is the BEST ESTIMATE of the amount each
friend will have to pay?
A. 10
B. 16
C. 13
D. 8
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Three friends plan to equally share the cost of a
video game that costs 38.89 including tax.
Which is the BEST ESTIMATE of the amount each
friend will have to pay?
A.
B. 16
C. 13
D.
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Three friends plan to equally share the cost of a
video game that costs 38.89 including tax.
Which is the BEST ESTIMATE of the amount each
friend will have to pay?
A. 10
B. 16
C. 13
D. 8
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• Brittany and Stacy have a bag of 104 candies.
  They want to find the greatest number of candies
  to put into 13 party favors so that each favor
  will have the same amount.
• Brittany says they should see how many times
  they can subtract 13 from 104.
  
• Stacy says they should divide 104 by 13.

A. Only Brittany
B. Only Stacy
C. Both are wrong
D. Both are correct
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• Brittany and Stacy have a bag of 104 candies.
  They want to find the greatest number of candies
  to put into 13 party favors so that each favor
  will have the same amount.
• Brittany says they should see how many times
  they can subtract 13 from 104.
  
• Stacy says they should divide 104 by 13.

A.
B. Only Stacy
C.
D. Both are correct
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• Brittany and Stacy have a bag of 104 candies.
  They want to find the greatest number of candies
  to put into 13 party favors so that each favor
  will have the same amount.
• Brittany says they should see how many times
  they can subtract 13 from 104.
  
• Stacy says they should divide 104 by 13.

A. Only Brittany
B. Only Stacy
C. Both are wrong
D. Both are correct
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What is the next number in the pattern below?

0, 1, 3, 6, 10, ___
A. 20
B. 15
C. 14
D. 26
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What is the next number in the pattern below?

0, 1, 3, 6, 10, ___
A.
B. 15
C. 14
D.
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What is the next number in the pattern below?

0, 1, 3, 6, 10, ___
A. 20
B. 15
C. 14
D. 26
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Jorge has three coins in his pocket. Which
amount could his coins NOT be worth?
A. 16 cents
B. 55 cents
C. 46 cents
D. 25 cents
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Jorge has three coins in his pocket. Which
amount could his coins NOT be worth?
A.
B.
C. 46 cents
D. 25 cents
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Jorge has three coins in his pocket. Which
amount could his coins NOT be worth?
A. 16 cents
B. 55 cents
C. 46 cents
D. 25 cents
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Bridgetts mother recorded Bridgetts height on
each birthday. Which is the BEST way for
Bridgett to show this information?
A. Line graph
B. Tally chart
C. Venn diagram
D. Circle graph
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Bridgetts mother recorded Bridgetts height on
each birthday. Which is the BEST way for
Bridgett to show this information?
A. Line graph
B.
C.
D. Circle graph
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Bridgetts mother recorded Bridgetts height on
each birthday. Which is the BEST way for
Bridgett to show this information?
A. Line graph
B. Tally chart
C. Venn diagram
D. Circle graph
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Which number belongs in the box to make the
number sentence below true? (15 - 3 ) X (2 3)
X 5
A. 5
B. 15
C. 12
D.30
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Which number belongs in the box to make the
number sentence below true? (15 - 3 ) X (2 3)
X 5
A.
B. 15
C. 12
D.
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Which number belongs in the box to make the
number sentence below true? (15 - 3 ) X (2 3)
X 5
A. 5
B. 15
C. 12
D.30
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Janet had 36 ice hockey cards and Kevin had 24.
She gave Kevin 5 of her cards. How many cards
does she have than Kevin?
A. 2
B. 4
C. 10
D. 12
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Janet had 36 ice hockey cards and Kevin had 24.
She gave Kevin 5 of her cards. How many cards
does she have than Kevin?
A. 2
B. 4
C.
D.
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Janet had 36 ice hockey cards and Kevin had 24.
She gave Kevin 5 of her cards. How many cards
does she have than Kevin?
A. 2
B. 4
C. 10
D. 12
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Which is another way to write the number 52, 068?
A. 5 2 0 6 8
B. 50,000 200 60 8
D. Five thousand two hundred sixty-eight
C. 52 thousands, 6 tens, 8 ones
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Which is another way to write the number 52, 068?
A.
B. 50,000 200 60 8
D.
C. 52 thousands, 6 tens, 8 ones
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Which is another way to write the number 52, 068?
A. 5 2 0 6 8
B. 50,000 200 60 8
D. Five thousand two hundred sixty-eight
C. 52 thousands, 6 tens, 8 ones
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A spinner is divided into eight equal parts.
2/8 of the spinner is red 1/4 of the spinner is b
lue
1/2 of the spinner is yellow
Which part of the spinner is LARGEST?
A. red
B. blue
C. yellow
D. They are all the same size
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A spinner is divided into eight equal parts.
2/8 of the spinner is red 1/4 of the spinner is b
lue
1/2 of the spinner is yellow
Which part of the spinner is LARGEST?
A. red
B.
C. yellow
D.
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A spinner is divided into eight equal parts.
2/8 of the spinner is red 1/4 of the spinner is b
lue
1/2 of the spinner is yellow
Which part of the spinner is LARGEST?
A. red
B. blue
C. yellow
D. They are all the same size
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Which of the following is NOT true about 250?
A. It is one-fourth of 1000
B. It is one-half of 500
C. It is 10 times 25
D. It is 25 times 100
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Which of the following is NOT true about 250?
A. It is one-fourth of 1000
B.
C.
D. It is 25 times 100
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Which of the following is NOT true about 250?
A. It is one-fourth of 1000
B. It is one-half of 500
C. It is 10 times 25
D. It is 25 times 100
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Kurt is wrapping a present for a friend. He can
choose from 4 patterns of wrapping paper and 3
colors of ribbon. When he wraps the present, he
will use 1 pattern of paper and 1 color of
ribbon. How many different ways could he wrap
the present?
A. 12
B. 7
C. 24
D. 18
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Kurt is wrapping a present for a friend. He can
choose from 4 patterns of wrapping paper and 3
colors of ribbon. When he wraps the present, he
will use 1 pattern of paper and 1 color of
ribbon. How many different ways could he wrap
the present?
A. 12
B.
C. 24
D.
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Kurt is wrapping a present for a friend. He can
choose from 4 patterns of wrapping paper and 3
colors of ribbon. When he wraps the present, he
will use 1 pattern of paper and 1 color of
ribbon. How many different ways could he wrap
the present?
A. 12
B. 7
C. 24
D. 18
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What belongs in the box to make this number
sentence true?
4,056 - 2,417
A. 1,749
B. 6,473
C. 2,441
D. 1,639
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What belongs in the box to make this number
sentence true?
4,056 - 2,417
A. 1,749
B
C.
D. 1,639
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What belongs in the box to make this number
sentence true?
4,056 - 2,417
A. 1,749
B. 6,473
C. 2,441
D. 1,639
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What is 4,982 rounded to the nearest hundred?
A. 4,000
B. 4,900
C. 4,980
D. 5,000
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What is 4,982 rounded to the nearest hundred?
A.
B. 4,900
C
D. 5,000
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What is 4,982 rounded to the nearest hundred?
A. 4,000
B. 4,900
C. 4,980
D. 5,000
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Which number or numbers can the box stand for to
make the number sentence below true?

8 X X 8
A. 0 only
B. 1 only
C. 0 or 1 only
D. All numbers
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Which number or numbers can the box stand for to
make the number sentence below true?

8 X X 8
A.
B.
C. 0 or 1 only
D. All numbers
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Which number or numbers can the box stand for to
make the number sentence below true?

8 X X 8
A. 0 only
B. 1 only
C. 0 or 1 only
D. All numbers
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Which pair of numbers makes the number sentence
FALSE?
Divided by 20
A.
B.
100
5
4
80
C.
D.
60
3
50
2
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Which pair of numbers makes the number sentence
FALSE?
Divided by 20
A.
B.
100
5
C.
D.
50
2
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Which pair of numbers makes the number sentence
FALSE?
Divided by 20
A.
B.
100
5
4
80
C.
D.
60
3
50
2
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Which fact is in the same fact family as 72
divided by 9 ?
A. 9 X 72
B. 72 X 9
C. divided by 72 9
D. 9 divided by 72
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Which fact is in the same fact family as 72
divided by 9 ?
A. 9 X 72
B.
C. divided by 72 9
D.
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Which fact is in the same fact family as 72
divided by 9 ?
A. 9 X 72
B. 72 X 9
C. divided by 72 9
D. 9 divided by 72
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