Number Sense and Operations
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Place Value to Millions
SubtopicPlace Value to Millions under Number Sense and Operations for Grade 5 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
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Which digit is in the thousands place of ?
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Which number is represented by 'Two million, four hundred five thousand'?
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Round to the nearest hundred thousand.
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Which of these numbers has a in the millions place?
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The population of a small region is . Round this number to the nearest thousand.
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What is the expanded form of ?
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One million is how many tens?
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A number has digits. Each digit is more than the digit to its right. The ones digit is . What is the number?
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What is less than the largest 7-digit number?
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What is the value of the digit in the millions place in the sum of and ?
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Addition and Subtraction of Multi-digit Numbers
SubtopicAddition and Subtraction of Multi-digit Numbers under Number Sense and Operations for Grade 5 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
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What is ?
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Add to .
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What is ?
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Find the total: .
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What is the difference between and ?
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Alice took steps on Monday and steps on Tuesday. How many steps did she take in total over the two days?
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Which value completes the equation: ?
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A telecommunications company has customers. In January, they gained new customers but lost . In February, they gained and lost . How many customers do they have at the end of February?
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Calculate the difference between () and ().
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If the sum of two numbers is and their difference is , what is the value of the smaller number?
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Multiplication and Division of Large Numbers
SubtopicMultiplication and Division of Large Numbers under Number Sense and Operations for Grade 5 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
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Divide by .
A.9
B.90
C.9,000
D.900
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What is the product of and ?
A.6,600
B.66,000
C.6,060
D.660
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Solve the division: .
A.6
B.600
C.60
D.54
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Calculate .
A.7,000
B.700
C.600
D.750
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Divide by .
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A delivery truck can carry kilograms of cargo. If the truck makes full trips in a month, what is the total weight transported?
A.kg
B.kg
C.kg
D.kg
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What is the result of ?
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A car travels km on liter of petrol. If petrol costs per liter, how much will it cost to travel km?
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A large container has ml of water. If it is poured into bottles of ml each, and bottles are placed in each box, how many boxes are needed?
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The quotient is and the divisor is . If the remainder is , what is the dividend?
A.B.C.D.
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Rounding and Estimation
SubtopicRounding and Estimation under Number Sense and Operations for Grade 5 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
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Round to the nearest hundred.
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Round the number to the nearest hundredth.
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Estimate the sum by rounding each number to the nearest whole number.
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Round to the nearest thousand.
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Round to the nearest hundred.
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Estimate the total weight of boxes each weighing kg by rounding the weight to the nearest whole kilogram.
A.kg
B.kg
C.kg
D.kg
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Find the largest decimal with one decimal place that rounds to when rounded to the nearest whole number.
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A number is rounded to the nearest thousand to get . What is the smallest possible integer ?
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Estimate the product of and by rounding to the nearest whole numbers. Then calculate the difference between the estimate and the actual product.
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If a number is rounded to the nearest tenth and becomes , which of the following is NOT a possible value for ?
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Factors and Multiples
SubtopicFactors and Multiples under Number Sense and Operations for Grade 5 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
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Which of the following is a multiple of ?
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What is a common factor of and ?
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Which of these is a factor of ?
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Which of these is a prime number greater than ?
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A specific number between and has exactly three factors. What is this number?
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A baker puts chocolate chip cookies on trays of and oatmeal cookies on trays of . What is the smallest total number of cookies of each type the baker must make to have an equal amount of both?
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A number is a common factor of both and . If this number is greater than , what is the value of the number?
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Two different positive whole numbers have a sum of and a Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of . What is the largest possible Least Common Multiple (LCM) of these two numbers?
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If is a factor of a number, what other numbers must also be factors of that number?
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What is the smallest number that is a multiple of and and is also a square number?
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Prime and Composite Numbers
SubtopicPrime and Composite Numbers under Number Sense and Operations for Grade 5 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
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What is the only prime number between and ?
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How many prime numbers are there between the numbers and ?
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Which number is a factor of every prime number?
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Identify the smallest odd composite number.
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What is the difference between the sum of the first four composite numbers and the sum of the first four prime numbers?
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What is the sum of all the prime numbers that are greater than but less than ?
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What is the smallest prime factor of ?
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While all prime numbers have exactly two factors, composite numbers can have many more. How many whole numbers between and (inclusive) have exactly four distinct factors?
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A certain composite number is located in the range . This number is special because if you subtract from it, you get a prime number, and if you add to it, you also get a prime number. What is the value of ?
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Consider the set of all prime numbers between and . If you were to multiply all of these prime numbers together, what would be the digit in the ones (units) place of the final product?
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