2. Decimals
Adding/Subtracting n

3. Decimals
Multiplying

4. Decimal
Division

5. Fractions
Adding/Subtracting

6. Fractions
Multiplying

7. Interpreting Fractions
As Division

8. Interpreting Fractions
Multiplying
Decimals
Adding/Subtracting
Decimals
Multiplication
Decimals
Division
Fractions
Adding/Subtracting
Interpreting Fractions
As Division
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$300
$300
$300
$300
$300
$300
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$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
$500
$500
$500
$500
$500
$500

9. 1-100
$100

10. 1-100A
37.08
$100

11. 1-200
22.64 – 13.53
$200

12. 1-200A
9.11
$200

13. 1-300
If you have $ in your checking account and then write a check for $166.73, what is your new balance?
$300

14. 1-300A
$158.85
$300

15. 1-400
Ms. Godbee went to the store and bought lobster for $23.56, bread for $5.99 and soda for $9.68. How much did she spend all together?
$400

16. 1-400A
$39.23
$400

17. 1-500
Ms. Davidson ran a lap in 23.6 seconds, Ms. Zacharko ran a lap in 26.3 seconds and Miss Bull ran a lap in seconds. How much longer did it take Ms. Davidson to run a lap than Miss. Bull?
$500

18. 1-500A
3.78 seconds
$500

19. 2-100
5.3 x 2
$100

20. 2-100A
10.6
$100

21. 2-200
43.3 x 2.5
$200

22. 2-200A
108.25
$200

23. 2-300
It costs $6.59 to go see a movie. Bill wants to take his 3 friends. How much would it cost for all of them to go to the movies?
$300

24. 2-300A
$26.36
$300

25. 2-400
If Mrs. Fisher takes her son to Rebounderz and it costs $5.20 per hour and he jumps for 3 hours. How much will it cost?
$400

26. 2-400A
$15.60
$400

27. Mr. Adams drives how many miles?
2-500
Mr. Adams drives a school bus twice a day for 5 days a week. Each trip averages 35.8 miles. In one week
Mr. Adams drives how many miles?
$500

28. 2-500A
358 miles
$500

29. 3-100
6.4/.4
$100

30. 3-100A 16
$100

31. 3-200
7.41/.3
$200

32. 3-200A
24.7
$200

33. 3-300
25.32/1.2
$300

34. 3-300A
21.1
$300

35. 3-400
Tom wants to buy baseball cards for his friends. A pack of baseball cards cost $.30. Tom has $9.90. How many packs of baseball cards can he buy?
$400

36. 3-400A 33
$400

37. 3-500
A gallon of water weighs about 8.3 pounds. How many gallons of water are there in pounds?
$500

38. 3-500A
7 4
$500

39. 4-100
4/5 + 2/3
$100

40. 4-100A
22/15 or
1 7/15
$100

41. 4-200
7/8 – 2/4
$200

42. 4-200A
3/8
$200

43. 4-300
Emily walked 5 2⁄6 miles in the morning and another 3 3⁄5 miles in the afternoon.What was the total distance she walked?
$300

44. 4-300A
8 28/30 Or
8 14/15
$300

45. 4-400
Zoe bought a bamboo plant that was 4 1⁄2 feet high. When she got it home she cut 31⁄6 feet off of it. How tall was the plant after she cut it down?
$400

46. 4-400A
1 2/6 Or
1 1/3
$400

47. 4-500
Over the weekend Rachel spent 3 1⁄4 hours total studying. If she spent 2 2⁄5 hours studying on Saturday, how long did she study on Sunday?
$500

48. 4-500A
17/20
$500

49. 5-100
3 x 3/4
$100

50. 5-100A
9/4 Or
2 1/4
$100

51. 5-200
2/3 x 5/8
$200

52. 5-200A
10/24 Or
5/12
$200

53. 5-300
2 2/3 x 1/2
$300

54. 5-300A
8/6 Or
1 2/6
1 1/3
$300

55. 5-400
Tammy collected 4 times as many bags of cans as her friend. If her friend collected 4/6 of a bag, how much did Tammy collect?
$400

56. 5-400A
16/6 Or
2 4/6
2 2/3
$400

57. 5-500
Mr. West had a lump of silly putty that was 4 5/6 inches long. If he stretched it out 2/3 times its current length how long would it be?
$500

58. 5-500A
58/18 Or
6 10/18
6 5/9
$500

59. 6-100
Ms. Smith has 20 students and bought 8 pizzas. How much pizza does each student receive?
$100

60. 6-100A
8/20 Or
2/5
$100

61. 6-200
Kelly is babysitting her 3 cousins. She made 20 pieces of candy. How much will each cousin receive?
$200

62. 6-200A
6 2/3
$200

63. 6-300
Tommy made 24 cookies and wants to share them with 3 friends. How much will each person receive?
$300

64. 6-300A 6
$300

65. 6-400
Eric is sharing 4 candy bars with 2 friends. Draw a model to represent how much each would get.
$400

66. 6-400A
6-400A
$400

67. 6-500
Brad is sharing 2 cakes with 5 friends. Draw a model of how much cake each will receive.
$500

68. 6-500A
$500

69. Final
Jeopardy
Category

70. Decimals
Wagers!

71. Draw a model of 3.79

73. That's all
for today.
Good luck on
your test!