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| Question 1 |
| Zackary drove 658 miles, Jay drove 1,078 miles and Samuel drove 1,109 miles. How many miles did Zackary and Samuel drive? |
| A. |
1,707 |
B. |
1,798 |
| C. |
1,767 |
D. |
1,778 |
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| Question 2 |
| Which equation is NOT true? |
| A. |
4 x (6 x 7)Â = (4 x 6) x 7
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B. |
356 + 215 = 215 + 356 |
| C. |
(233 + 95) + 74 = 233 + (95 + 74) |
D. |
(198 - 45) + 28 = 198 - (45 + 28) |
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| Question 3 |
| Alicia works 20 hours a week in a department store. If her hours are from 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. on her working days, how many days a week does she work?
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| A. |
3 days |
B. |
6 days |
| C. |
4 days |
D. |
5 days |
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| Question 4 |
| Which expression does not equal 678? |
| A. |
344 + 334 |
B. |
428 + 265 |
| C. |
428 + 250 |
D. |
481 + 197 |
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| Question 5 |
| The Lake Side Apartment is a three floor building. One hundred twenty-seven people live in the first floor, 109 people live in the second floor, and 167 people live in the third floor. How many people live in the apartment? |
| A. |
403 |
B. |
236 |
| C. |
413 |
D. |
393 |
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| Question 6 |
| 723 Â +Â 938Â = |
| A. |
1,561 |
B. |
1,653 |
| C. |
1,661 |
D. |
1,662 |
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| Question 7 |
| The Rockwood Elementary school is collecting money for the Sick Children's Hospital. The first grade collected $78, the second grade collected $195, the third grade collected $219, the fourth grade collected $370, and the fifth grade collected $400. How much money did the school collect altogether? |
| A. |
$1,184 |
B. |
$1,200 |
| C. |
$1,067 |
D. |
$1,262 |
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| Question 8 |
| Sam, Alex and Tara each have a box filled with colored stones. Sam's box has 1,698 stones, Alex has 1,709 stones, and Tara has 1,893 stones. If each them put their stones altogether in a red box, how many stones will there be in the red box? |
| A. |
5,300 |
B. |
5,278 |
| C. |
6,300 |
D. |
5,390 |
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| Question 9 |
| 3,008 + 4,563 + 2,392 + 74Â = Â ? |
| A. |
9,937 |
B. |
10,037 |
| C. |
9,863 |
D. |
10,137 |
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| Question 10 |
| Find a number that is 261 more than 12,698. |
| A. |
12,969 |
B. |
12,939 |
| C. |
12,959 |
D. |
11,689 |
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