5 th Grade Math / CRCT Practice Bill has a coin collection. He had a total of 748 coins. Bill gave 32 coins to his father. How many coins did he have.

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5 th Grade Math / CRCT Practice

Bill has a coin collection. He had a total of 748 coins. Bill gave 32 coins to his father. How many coins did he have left?

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What is the area of the large square? 5 square centimeters 25 square centimeters 10 square centimeters 20 square centimeters 5cm

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Which is equal to eight hundred? 80 8,000 8,

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Which is the BEST estimate of 15, ,899? 8,000 6,000 12,000 15,000

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Which number is greater than 5,685 and less than 5,698? 5,699 5,696 5,685 5,668

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White Mountain National forest covers more than 780,000 acres. One-seventh of the forest is reserved as wilderness. Approximately how many acres are in the wilderness area? 400, , , ,000

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Karen, Sara, Barry, and Tina each bought a Super Delicious Chocolate Bar. Karen ate 1/2 of her candy bar. Sara ate 1/3 of her candy bar. Barry ate 1/4 of his candy bar. Tina ate 3/4 of her candy bar. Who had the most candy left? Karen Sara Barry Tina

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What is the rule for this pattern shown below? 4, 7, 10, 13 Add 3 Add 1 Multiply by 2 subtract 1 Multiply by 2 subtract 3

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Use the graph below to answer this question. Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade pounds 1,200 pounds 1,800 pounds 900 pounds =100 pounds The graph above shows how much newspaper was collected in the first three weeks of October. At this rate, which is the best estimate of the amount that the students in Grade 5 will collect by the end of October?

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Find the product of 24x16x10. 3,840 3,440 3,480 3,940

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