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$100 Fractions

This rectangle represents one whole.

What number does the shaded region represent below?

$200 Fractions

Use what you know about unit fractions to compare.

$300 Fractions

Solve for the sum

$400 Fractions

Decompose in two different ways.

$500 Fractions

6 17 9

+ 54

$100 Geometry

How many sides, edges, and vertices?

$200 Geometry

What kind of transformation is shown?

$300 Geometry

What 2 plane geometric figures were used to construct this rectangular pyramid?

$400 Geometry

Measure the angle below:

$500 Geometry

How many parallel, perpendicular, and

intersecting lines are there?

$100 Measurement

Measure the line segment to the nearest ¼ inch:

$200 Measurement

49 inches of rope = ___ yards + ____ feet + ____ inches

$300 Measurement

Find the elapsed time:

3:23 AM to 7:46 AM

$400 Measurement

How many quarts, pints, and cups is this equivalent to?

4 gallons

$500 Measurement

Elapsed TimeIf Sam started his homework

at 3:47 and it took him 1 hour and 25 minutes, when

did he finish?

$100 More Fractions

$200 More Fractions

x 3

$300 More Fractions

Draw a picture to represent

X 9

$400 More Fractions

Write an equation to show how many cup servings are in 4

cups of yogurt.

$500 More Fractions

x

$100 Problem solving

Jeremy has 4 cartons of eggs. Each carton is ¾ full. How many full cartons would he

have if he combined the eggs?

$200 Problem solving

Sally has 36 marbles. How many marbles will be in

each group if she splits her collection in to thirds?

$300 Problem solving

Write a story problem that uses addition of a fraction

and another fraction. Solve the problem.

$400 Problem Solving

Write a story problem that uses subtraction of a fraction and another fraction. Solve the problem.

$500 Problem SolvingBraxton and Dallas ate pizza. Their pizza’s are the same size,

but Braxton’s is cut into 12 pieces and Dallas’ is cut into 16

pieces. Braxton ate ¾ of his and Dallas at 7 pieces of his. Write a

number sentence that proves Braxton ate more.

$100 Surprise

Which number line correctly represents 5/6?

A.

B.

C.

$200 Surprise

True or False?Prove it!

3/5 > 5/11

$300 Surprise

Write the equation for the yellow shaded area.

1

1

$400 Surprise

What is the area of the figure below?

$500 SurpriseName the ordered pairs of each letter:

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

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