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PRACTICE #1

Which expression shows 24 divided by 3, times the sum of 8 and 4?

A. (24 ÷ 3) x (8 + 4)

B. 24 ÷ 3 x 8 + 4

C. 24 ÷ (3 x 8) + 4

D. 8 + 4 x 24 ÷ 3

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #2

Chris believes that 8 + 7 x 4 = 60. What mistake did Chris make?

A. He multiplied first.

B. He added first.

C. He forgot to add 8.

D. He didn’t make a mistake.

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #3

Michelle bought 20 bananas. She ate 2 bananas on her way home from the store. When she got home she split the bananas into 2 bowls.

Which expression shows how many bananas are in each bowl?

A. 20 – (2 ÷ 2)

B. (20 - 2) x 2

C. (20 – 2) ÷ 2

D. 20 – 2 ÷ 2

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #4

Which list of numbers contains ONLY prime numbers?A. 3, 4, 8, 13, 34

B. 7, 15, 23, 63, 107

C. 3,7, 19, 57, 109

D. 2, 67, 23, 14, 96

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #5

Evaluate the following expression:

25 + {[4 x (4+8)] – 9}

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #6

What is the rule for the following table? Complete the table and graph the data.

x+______=y

DAY 1

X Y

1 9

3 11

13

7

Answer

PRACTICE #7

On Monday, Ross worked on 3 cars. Tuesday, his garage had 6 cars to work on. Wednesday, the garage only had 4 cars. Thursday, Ross’s garage worked again on 3 cars. If this pattern continues, how many cars will the garage work on Saturday and Sunday.

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #8

Jonathan was lining up his toys in rows. The first row had 10 toys, the second row had 30 toys, the third row had 50 toys. If this pattern continues, how may toys will be in the 5th row?

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #9

Identify the rule and the next 3 numbers in the pattern

13, 26, 39, 52…

DAY 1

Answer

PRACTICE #10

Complete the input/output chart

Rule:______________

DAY 1

X Y

28 14

8

36

24

Answer

Practice #1 What are the next 3 terms in the

following sequence?

3, 6, 12, 24,…

DAY 2

Answer

Practice #2 Write the phrase as a numerical

expression: 4 from 39, then divide by 5

DAY 2

Answer

Practice #3 In the given list, name all the numbers

that are composite numbers

3, 6,14, 9, 257, 48, 67

DAY 1

Answer

Practice #4 Amanda started with $125 in her

savings account. She deposited $25, withdrew $15, then deposited $30. How much money is in Amanda’s savings account now?

DAY 2

Answer

Practice #5 Jose ran 3 miles this week. Frank ran 4

times as many miles as Jose. Write an expression that shows how many miles Jose and Frank ran altogether.

DAY 2

Answer

Practice #6{[3 x (5+5)] – 1} + [5 x (25-13)]

DAY 2

Answer

Practice #7

DAY 2

Mitchell earns $8 per hour. He wants to know how much he would make in a day if he works 3, 4,5, and 6 hours.

Create a table for Mitchell’s earnings

Answer

Practice #8 Cassie bought an electric scooter for

$38.99 and two helmets for $19.99 each. Write an expression to show how much money Cassie spent for the scooter and two helmets.

DAY 2

Answer

Practice #9 A group of 902 students are going on a

field trip. Each bus they will take can hold 82 students. How many buses will they need to take on their trip?

DAY 2

Answer

Practice #10 Kim added 36 bottle caps to her

collection. She now has 72 bottle caps. Write and solve an equation to find the number of bottle caps she originally had.

DAY 2

Answer

PRACTICE #1

• Jenny and her three friends go to a baseball game. Each person buys a ticket for $7, a snack for $10, and a drink for $2.75. Write a numerical expression to represent the total cost of the trip to the baseball game for Jenny and her friends.

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #2

When solving the following expression, what is the second step you should take?

+ (42 ÷ 7) x 4A. B. (42 ÷ 7)C. 6 x 4D. 64 + 6

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #3

Evaluate the expression

5 + 4 x 20 - 8

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #4

Chelsie believes 16 – 4 x 3 + 2 = 38. What mistake did she make?

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #5

• Carlos sharpened 8 packs of pencils with 24 pencils in each pack. He gave 32 pencils to his classmates. Which expression shows how many pencils Carlos has left?

A. (8 x 24) - 32B. 8 x (24 – 32)C. (24 + 8) - 32D. 24 + (8 x 32)

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #6

What are all the prime numbers between 12 and 24?

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #7

Evaluate the expression4 + [3 x (14+6)] ÷ 2

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #8

Use >, <, or = to compare A and B

89 – 7 x 12 = A (9 + 9) x 2 = B

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #9

DAY 3

Answer

PRACTICE #10

What makes a number prime?

What makes a number composite?

DAY 3

Answer

Identify the pattern. Then write the next three terms

320, 160, 80, 40,…

Practice #1

DAY 4

Answer

Jessica purchased and downloaded 12 songs on Monday. She then bought another 3 songs on Tuesday. The cost to download each song is $2.50. Write a numerical expression to represent how much money she spent on songs.

Practice #2

DAY 4

Answer

Team Caldwell’s classes collected money to donate to charity. When the team counted the money, there were 142 five-dollar bills, and 321 one-dollar bills. Write an expression to represent the amount of money collected. Then solve to determine the amount of money collected for charity.

Practice #3

DAY 4

Answer

If given , what number is the exponent?

Solve for

Practice #4

DAY 4

Answer

Evaluate the equation+ { [1 x (5 - 2) ] x 3 }

Practice #5

DAY 4

Answer

Make a list of all the prime numbers between 2 and 20.

Practice #6

DAY 4

Answer

Shelby and Emily split the cost of a $14 pizza. They also have a coupon for $4 off. Write and solve an expression to find the total cost each person will pay for the pizza.

Practice #7

DAY 4

Answer

Which pattern does not belong in the list. Why?

2,5,8,11,…3,6,12,24,…

4,14,24,34,…7,12,17,22,…

Practice #8

DAY 4

Answer

Jenna’s Java Bean charges $5 for each cup of coffee. Tiffanie’s Treats charges $3 for each cup of coffee. Write the total costs for 1,2,3, and 4 cups of coffee for each restaurant. Then compare the total cost of 4 cups of coffee for each restaurant.

Practice #9

DAY 4

Answer

Josh made six 2-point goals in his soccer game and four 3-point goals. Write and solve an equation for the total number of goals Josh made in his game.

Practice #10

DAY 4

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Practice #1Your parents are throwing you a

birthday party for you and 19 of your closest friends. A hamburger/fries special costs $6.25, meatloaf costs $5.50, a small soda costs $1.25, and a large soda costs $2.25. If everyone at the party ordered a hamburger/fries special and large soda, what is the total cost of the party?

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #2

Find the value of (18 ÷ 3) + (2 + 1) x 4 - 5

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #3

Thomas purchased 6 boxes of paint tubes, each containing 6 tubes of paint. Ron purchased 12 boxes, each containing 3 tubes. Ron told Thomas he purchased more tubes of paint because he bought more boxes. What mistake did Ron make?

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #4Amanda bought 4 packages of

socks with 5 pairs of socks in each package. Teresa bought 5 packages of socks containing 4 pairs of socks each. Compare the amount of socks Amanda and Teresa purchased using an equation.

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #5Which list of numbers does not

belong? Why?3,7,11,107, 4312,16,129, 8462, 74, 81, 108, 278

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #6

Evaluate the following expression

25 + {[4 x (4+8)] – 9}A. 40B. 339C. 64D. 56

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #763 + (9 x 5) – 4 = A (7 x 8) + (6 x 6) = B

Which of the following is true?A. A > B B. A < B C. A = B

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #8

George drove his car at 60mph. Luke drove his car for the same number of hours at 55mph. If George drove 15 miles more than Luke how many hours did they each drive? Create a table to solve.

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #9

Is 27 a prime number? Explain why or why not.

DAY 5

Answer

Practice #10

When solving the following expression, what is the second step you should take?

7 + 5 (20 – 8) x 3

A. (20-8)B. 7 + 5C. 12 x 3D. 5 x 12

DAY 5

Answer