1. Unit 4 Assessment 2017
Practice Problems

2. The length of Mike’s board is 8 inches
The length of Mike’s board is 8 inches. Ben’s board is 2 ¾ times longer than Mike’s board. What is the length of Ben’s board?

3. Which of the following has a product less than ¾?
¾ * 4/5
¾ * 1 ½
¾ * 1 ¼
¾ * 2

4. Tony used 5/8 yards of material to make an outfit for her doll
Tony used 5/8 yards of material to make an outfit for her doll. The shirt used ½ yard and the rest was used to make the skirt. How much material did she use to make the skirt?

5. Jack had one piece of gum
Jack had one piece of gum. Jill ate 1/3 of his gum and Bill ate 1/6 of his gum. How much of the gum did Jack have left?

6. Solve: ¾

7. 6 5/8 + 1 ½

8. Camden walked 3 ¼ miles on Tuesday. He walked 5 2/3 miles on Friday
Camden walked 3 ¼ miles on Tuesday. He walked 5 2/3 miles on Friday. How much farther did she walk on Friday than on Tuesday?

9. For a 6 mile race there will be 5 water stops
For a 6 mile race there will be 5 water stops. All the stops will be about the same distance apart. How far apart are the water stops?
A. 6/5 miles
B. 5/6 miles
C. 6/13 miles
D. 5/13 miles

10. Which one of these vegetable gardens will have the greatest area?
A. 6 ½ feet wide by 2 1/3
B /3 feet wide by 4 ½
C. 8 ¾ feet wide by 6 7/8
D /7 feet wide by 3 1/3

11. Faith has 5 cups of tomato sauce
Faith has 5 cups of tomato sauce. He needs ¾ of the sauce to make lasagna. Which best describes how much sauce Faith will use?
Faith will use more than 5 cups of sauce.
Faith will use all 5 cups of the sauce.
Faith will use less than 5 cups of the sauce.
Faith will use less than ¾ of the sauce.

12. Look at the following two problems:
12 X ½ = 6
12 X 1 ½ =
How will the product of the second problem differ from the first problem?
A. It will be equivalent to the first problem
B. It will be greater than the first problem
C. It will be less than the first problem
D. It will be half of the first problem

13. Two whole pizzas are shared equally among 7 people
Two whole pizzas are shared equally among 7 people. Each person has what size share?
A. 2/7
B. 7/2
C. 9/2
D. 2/3

14. Which multiplication sentence checks the division problem? ¼ ÷ 5 =1/20
A. ¼ x 1/5 = 1/12
B ÷ 5 = 4
C. 4 x 5 = 20
D. 1/20 x 5 = 1/4

15. The length of the Marathon is 8 miles
The length of the Marathon is 8 miles. There are water breaks every ½ mile. How many breaks are along the marathon?

16. Which explains why ¼ ÷ 3 = 1/12
A. When ¼ is divided into 3 equal parts, the size of the parts is 1/7.
B. When 3 is divided into ¼ equal parts, the size of the part is 1/12.
C. When ¼ is divided into 3 equal parts, the size of each part is 1/12.
D. When 1/12 is divided into 3 equal parts, the size of each part is ¼.

17. 1/3 + ¼ =

18. After school, 2/3 of a cake was leftover
After school, 2/3 of a cake was leftover. The next day, Bobby ate ½ of the leftover cake. What fraction of the cake did he eat?

19. At a class party 3/5 of a cheese pizza was eaten and ¼ of a pepperoni pizza was eaten. How much pizza was eaten all together?

20. Caleb ordered 3 pizzas for his birthday party
Caleb ordered 3 pizzas for his birthday party. ¾ of each pizza was eaten. Draw a model and shade the portion that was eaten.

21. Cade is making a container of tea which requires 4 cups of sugar
Cade is making a container of tea which requires 4 cups of sugar. She only has a ½ cup measuring cup. How many ½ cup scoops of sugar does Cade need?

22. Carol has a rug that is 5 ½ feet wide by 3 ½ feet long
Carol has a rug that is 5 ½ feet wide by 3 ½ feet long. She needs a rug that is two time the area of the that rug.
A. What are possible dimensions of the new rug? W= _____________ L=______________
B. What is the total area of the new rug?

23. A running track is one mile long. If I jog for 1/3 mi
A running track is one mile long. If I jog for 1/3 mi. and run for 4/9 mi. Will I complete the full distance of the track? Why or why not?

24. A pie recipe calls for 2 ¼ cups of strawberries and 3 1/6 cups of blueberries. Carrie tells her mom that she needs 5 2/12. Her mother said she was incorrect. What did she do wrong? What is the correct answer?

25. 6 candy bars were shared equally among 4 people
6 candy bars were shared equally among 4 people. Name the fraction that represents each person’s equal share.