LET S PREPARE FOR OUR MATH OAA TEST Remember

LET’S PREPARE FOR OUR MATH OAA TEST Remember some of these test taking strategies!!! Show work!!! Underline important information!!! Cross out ones you know are not right!!! PROVE TO Yourself the answer is correct, by checking your work!!! Make sure your answer MAKES SENSE!!!

1. Camille buys a pair of shoes for $15. 95. She gives the clerk $20. 00. How much change should Camille receive? O O A. $4. 00 B. $4. 05 C. $4. 15 D. $5. 05 B. $4. 05

REMEMBER When you have to make change, you usually have to SUBTRACT. Be Careful, when subtracting Across zero. You will have to borrow!!! TRY THIS: Sara has saved up $15. 00 to buy a shirt for $10. 25. If Sara gave the clerk, a ten dollar bill and a five dollar bill. How much change will Sara receive? $4. 75

2. Ramón’s uncle is buying an automobile. He needs to choose an outside color and an inside color. Outside Color Inside Color Blue Gray Red Tan What are all the possible combinations of one outside color and one inside color that he could choose? O O A. blue and gray, blue and tan, red and gray, red and tan B. blue and red, blue and gray, blue and tan, blue and blue C. gray and tan, red and blue D. gray and red, gray and blue A.

REMEMBER When you do combinations, you ? ? ? (shout it out) Multiply!!!!!! If I have 4 shirts and 2 pants. How many Different combinations can I make? 8 combinations

3. The bar graph shows the total number of jelly beans that Greta has each day. The pattern for the number of jelly beans will continue. How many jelly beans will Greta have on Friday? O A. 15 O B. 25 O C. 30 O D. 35 B. 25

REMEMBER • Many times, graphs contain patterns where you have to figure out how much the numbers are increasing or decreasing. • Remember to make sure you follow the pattern all the way through until the end to find your answer! La Bron James Scoring against Detroit If the pattern continues, how many points will Le Bron score in the 4 th quarter? 15 points

4. Two points are shown on the coordinate grid. Plot two more points on the grid so that the four points make a square. Label the new points J and K. What are the coordinates of points J and K? Point J ________ Point K ________ J = (2, 2) K = (4, 4)

REMEMBER When locating a point on a coordinate grid, Remember to go over on the x-axis 1 st, then up on the y-axis 2 nd. Just like taking off in an airplane. You have To get speed on the ground going across, before you can fly up In the air!!!

5. Shiloh has 823 pennies. Lester has 988 pennies. How many pennies do Shiloh and Lester have together? O O A. 1, 701 B. 1, 711 C. 1, 801 D. 1, 811

Don’t forget!! When you have a Question about money, always look for key words. “How much altogether” = “How much change” = Add Subtract John has 514 dimes. Carrie has 207 dimes. How many dimes do John and Carrie have together? 721 dimes

6. A bakery offers a special deal when buying muffins. The table shows how the price per muffin changes. Number of muffins Price per Muffins 6 $1. 00 12 $0. 75 18 $0. 60 24 C. $0. 50 Which describes how the price per muffin changes as the number of muffins bought increases? O O A. B. C. D. For every 6 muffins bought, the price per muffin decreases by $0. 25 For every 6 muffins bought, the price per muffin is halved. For every 6 muffins bought, the price per muffin decreases. For every 6 muffins bought, the price per muffin increases.

7. Rachel’s father is filling a small swimming pool. He has a one-cup container and a one-gallon container. Tell which container is more reasonable to use to fill the pool and explain why. The gallon container is more reasonable to use, because it is a bigger unit of capacity, therefore it will take less trips to fill the pool.

REMEMBER When comparing units of measurement, the bigger units you need less of and the smaller units you need more of. Put each unit in order from smallest to largest! LENGTH feet, inch, mile, yard= cm, mm, km, m = In, ft, yd, mi mm, cm, m, km Weight Ton, ounce, pound = Kg, g = Capacity Fl. oz, gal, pt, qt, c = m. L, L = oz, lb, ton g, kg fl. oz, c, pt, qt, gal m. L, L

8. Jill has a triangular flag. The flag has a right angle and two acute angles D. right

Types of Triangles

9. Kimberly has $2. 31 in one pocket and $1. 94 in another. How much money does Kimberly have in both pockets? O O A. B. C. D. $0. 37 $1. 37 $3. 25 $4. 25 D. $4. 25

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1. Median C ____ 2. Mode ____ A B 3. Range ____ A. The most occurring number B. The difference between the largest number and smallest number C. The number in middle (ordered from least to greatest)

11. Four girls ran in a race. Their times are shown in the table. Runner Time (seconds) June 12. 03 Beth 12. 3 Meg 12. 033 Sarah B 12. 303 Which list shows the students’ times from least time to greatest time? O O A. B. C. D. 12. 033; 12. 03; 12. 303 12. 03; 12. 033; 12. 303; 12. 033; 12. 303

Ordering Decimals Remember: To add zeros to make the same amount of places behind decimal point. Put in order from least to greatest 4. 02, 4. 002, 4. 222, 4. 20 4. 020, 4. 002, 4. 222, 4. 200 2 4 1 3 13. 06, 13. 6, 12. 999, 13. 066 13. 060, 13. 600, 12. 999, 13. 066 2 4 1 3

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Eliminate the ones that are NOT correct!!!! Which statement is false? O. O. O O. A. B. C. D. C. IS FALSE Exactly 7 students play soccer only. Exactly 18 students play basketball. Exactly 8 students play soccer. Exactly 10 students play basketball only.

V=Lx. Wx. H V=4 x 2 V=8 x 2 C. 16 cubic Units

22 cm 28 sq. units 24 cubic cm

James 1/3 is more than 1/4 because if the numerators are the same, you look at the denominators. The one with the smaller denominator is the larger fraction because you did not divide the pieces up as much, therefore the pieces are bigger.

Discuss Eric because 1/5 is greater than 1/7 Lucy because 2 out of 6 is more than 2 out of 8.

H. Has a pair of parallel line segments.

Show me Parallel!!! Show me Perpendicular!!! Show me intersecting!!!

16. Riley is making a pattern with numbers. 3, 12, 21, 30 What is the rule for this pattern? O O A. B. C. D. add 3 multiply by 4 add 9 multiply by 10 Remember!!! Continue the pattern…(what’s next? ) All the way through!!! C. Add 9

A number that has only 2 factors. 1 and itself 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 29

Tell if Prime or Composite!! 3 20 15 7 9 48 2 2, 786, 342 1 prime composite prime composite Neither

18. Kyle measured an object and found it to be 100 cubic centimeters. Which could Kyle have measured? A. B. C. O O D. A. area of a floor tile B. height of a stool C. perimeter of a picture frame volume of a small box D. Volume of a small box

Don’t forget to label! “Shout it out” Don’t forget to label! “Shout it out, again” Don’t forget to label! Remember: Perimeter = is measured in units Area = is measured in square units Volume = is measured in cubic units 12 ft. 12 sq. ft 12 cubic ft.

19. Stamps are sold in rolls of 100 and books of 20. Zoe bought two rolls and eight books of stamps. What is the total number of stamps Zoe bought? You must show work on this one!!! O O A. B. C. D. 240 360 960 1, 200 B. 360

Try another one like that: Don’t forget to show work!!! Books are sold in boxes of 25 and pencils in packages of 100. If Miss Rome bought 3 boxes of books and 4 packages of pencils. What is the total number of books AND pencils Miss Rome bought? 475 books and pencils Hurray! Hurray!

Great job problem solving! The expression that shows the number of raisins needed to make ANY number of cookies is = 3 n 3 xn