3. Number 1 Fractions 2 Measure 3 Decimals 4 More fractions 5 Surprise 6 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

4. $100Number Solve for the unknown: 30 x n = 2,700

5. $200 Number Estimate the product: 235 X 67

6. $300Number Find the product 23 x 17

7. $400 Number What is the product? 42 x 15 =

8. $500 Number 30 x n = 120

9. $100 Fractions Draw an area model to show 3%

10. $200 Fractions I have one cup of sugar to make 2 batches of cookies. I will use an equal amount for each batch. How much sugar will I use for one batch?

11. $300 Fractions Decompose 7* in two ways.

12. $400 Fractions Draw a number line to show where 9@ would be located.

13. $500Fractions I ate a third of my brownies. Sally ate a third of her brownies. I think I ate more than Sally. Is it possible for me to have eaten more of my brownies than Sally?

14. $100 Measurement Measure the line segment to the nearest quarter inch: QWERTY

15. $200 Measurement Measure the line segment to the nearest centimeter: qwertyu iop

16. $300 Measurement Find the perimeter and area:

17. $400 Measurement If the sides of a rectangle are 12 inches and 32 inches. What is the area?

18. $500 Measurement The football game ended at 6:45 p.m. It was an hour and a half long. When did it start?

19. $100 Decimals Use the symbols, or = to compare the two decimals. 0.46 ______ 0.2

20. $200 Decimals Order from greatest to least. 3.56; 3.5; 5.35

21. $300 Decimals Name the missing decimals on the number line: [wwwwwwwww ww] 0 0.6 0.2 1

22. $400 Decimals Write the decimal in standard and expanded form: [p p yU

23. $500 Decimals Find the total amount. $15.23 + 16.69

24. $100 More Fractions Use an area model to prove that 3$ =9! @

25. $200 More Fractions Order the following fractions from largest to smallest. 4* 1# 4^ 1$

26. $300More Fractions What fraction is the fish on the number line below? [wwwwwwwww ] 0 1

27. $400More Fractions This rectangle represents one whole. What number does the shaded region represent below? ]]][

28. $500More Fractions Use what you know about unit fractions and their size to solve the problem below. @1 + 1# 1$ + 1%

29. $100 Surprise Use the symbols, or = to compare the two products. 10 x 7 20 x 3

30. $200 Surprise Use what you know about benchmark fractions to determine if 5^ is greater than or less than 3*

31. $300 Surprise Subtract these fractions: 7* - 3* =

32. $400 Surprise Add these fractions: 2# + 1# = 7 2

33. $500 Surprise Find the elapsed time: If it is 7:23, what time will it be in 1 hour and 39 minutes?