Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Problem Solving – RIT 181 – 190
Find the missing numbers.
350, 355, 360, 365, ____, ____,
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a. | 370, 380,
390 | d. | 370, 375,
380 | b. | 366, 367, 368 | e. | 364, 363, 362 | c. | 375, 385, 395 |
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It takes 50 beads to make a
necklace. There are 10 beads in a package.
How many packages will you probably buy to make a
necklace?
a. | one | d. | four | b. | two | e. | five | c. | three |
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Tell how you would solve the
problem. There are 8 cows in the field and 3 cows in the barn. How many more cows are in the field
than in the barn?
a. | add | c. | multiply | b. | subtract | d. | divide |
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Sam bought a baseball for $6
and a mitt for $14. How much did he
spend?
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 How many
more people chose chocolate than strawberry?
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17 - ___ =
9
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Paul and his father are flying
to Mexico City. It costs $495 for Paul’s father’s
ticket and $328 for his own ticket.
How much more does his father’s ticket cost?
a. | $167 | d. | $198 | b. | $823 | e. | $819 | c. | $216 |
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The zoo has 54 parrots. The
zookeeper wants to put 9 parrots in each cage.
How many cages will the zookeeper
need?
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What information is needed to
solve this problem?
Jill and her family are going to the circus. There are 2 adults and
3
children. They want to go on Saturday. Adult tickets cost $4.25. How much will
it cost the
family to get into the circus?
a. | The number of people in the
family | d. | The cost of
popcorn. | b. | How long they were at the circus. | e. | How far away they live from the circus. | c. | The cost of a child’s
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If you needed to give a friend
directions to your home, which problem solving
strategy would be best?
a. | Draw a
picture | d. | Work
Backwards | b. | Guess and Check | e. | Find a Pattern | c. | Make a list |
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a. | No one likes
mints. | d. | They like all
candy. | b. | They like chocolate. | e. | Two children do not like candy. | c. | They like chocolate and
lollipops. |
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If Teresa has $5.00 and buys a
$3.00 book, how much money will she have
left?
a. | $8.00 | d. | $5.00 | b. | $1.00 | e. | $3.00 | c. | $2.00 |
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 During
which 2 months did all of the students in Mr. Brown’s class wear
a
coat?a. | April was
warmer | d. | January and
February | b. | January and March | e. | The coldest months | c. | February and
March |
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Statistics/Probability
and Graphing – Graphing – RIT 151 – 160
 How much more time is spent on
fishing than reading?
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Statistics/Probability and Graphing – Graphing – RIT 161 –
170
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Statistics/Probability and Graphing – Probability and Prediction –
RIT 161 -170
On which number is the spinner most likely to
land?
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a. | Lane | d. | Kim | b. | Kay | e. | Al | c. | Sue |
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Statistics/Probability and Graphing – Graphing – RIT 171 –
180
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a. | (4,4) | d. | (3,2) | b. | (2,2) | e. | (3,4) | c. | (4,3) |
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a. | Dog | d. | Horse | b. | Cat | e. | Fish | c. | Bird |
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Statistics/Probability and
Graphing – Probability and Prediction – RIT 171 –180
  How many bags do you think will be collected on
Friday?
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Joan is making a quilt. She
puts 4 stars in the first row, 5 stars in the second
row, and 4 stars in the third
row.
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Statistics/Probability and Graphing – Graphing – RIT 181 –
190
Mrs. Smith’s class did a survey to see which was the
favorite color of
bicycles for third grade students. Read the graph below.
 Which color was the favorite?
a. | Red | d. | Blue | b. | Yellow | e. | Green | c. | Black |
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Statistics/Probability and Graphing – Probability – RIT 181 –
190
 What is
the probability of the spinner stopping on yellow?
a. | possible | d. | impossible | b. | likely | e. | unlikely | c. | certain |
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 What is
the probability of the spinner stopping on blue?a. | 1 to 3 | d. | 3 to 4 | b. | 5 to 2 | e. | 3 to 1 | c. | 1 to 2 |
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