The document contains multiple word problems related to math concepts such as ratios, percentages, operations, measurement, and statistics. It asks the reader to determine missing quantities based on the information provided, predict future outcomes, and identify relationships between variables. Sample questions include calculating the number of different types of fruit in a basket given ratios, finding the total number of books printed in a time period, and identifying the relationship between the number of tables and chairs in a rental space.

2.  Esther and her three sisters each picked a
basket full of fruit. There were five times as
many apples as oranges in the basket.
There were three times as many oranges as
pears in the basket. Which shows the
number of each type of fruit in her basket?
A. 5 apples, 15 oranges, 5 pears
B. 15 apples, 5 oranges, 15 pears
C. 30 apples, 6 oranges, 3 pears
D. 30 apples, 6 oranges, 2 pears

3.  The numbers below all have what in
common?
60, 240, 36, 180, 120
A. They are all divisible by 8
B. They are all divisible by 4
C. They are all divisible by 15
D. They are all divisible by 18

4.  Maria was helping her mom organize the
pantry. There are 7 shelves in the pantry.
Each shelf holds 18 cans of food. She
has put a total of 53 cans on the shelves
already. How many more cans will
Maria be able to put on the shelves?

5.  The diagram below shows the route that Linda took
to go from her house to the mall. Use the ruler from
your math chart to measure this route to the nearest
inch.
House
2 inches=1 mile
Mall
If 2 inches represent 1 mile, which distance would
represent the length of Linda’s route?

6.  Blanca was baking different cookies for the
school bake sale. Blanca baked chocolate
chip, oatmeal and sugar cookies.
* She baked three dozen chocolate
cookies.
*She baked 24 more chocolate cookies
than oatmeal cookies.
*She baked 18 more sugar cookies than
oatmeal cookies.
How many sugar cookies did Blanca bake?

7.  Joe found the sum of 26 and 17, and
then he found the difference of 26 and
17. What is the product of the sum and
the difference?

8.  The print shop can print 74 books in one
hour. It prints books for 8 hours a day.
How many books can it print in 2 weeks?

9.  Tina counted the change in her purse.
She had 14 nickels, 3 dimes, and 7
quarters. What is the value of Tina’s
money?

10.  Ron was eating pizza with his friends. He
ate ¾ of the pizza. Which statement
below could be true?
A. Out of 20 slices, he ate 12
B. Out of 10 slices, he ate 8
C. Out of 20 slices, he ate 15
D. Out of 10 slices, he ate 6

11.  Ralph was planting crops on his farm. He
planted 6 rows of corn, 6 rows of cotton,
and 6 rows of potatoes. Each row of
corn had 44 stalks, each row of cotton
had 51 plants, and each row of potatoes
had 46 plants. How many corn stalks did
Ralph plant?

12. Which of the following do NOT have the
same product as 26 x 5?
 65 x 2
 130 x 1
 8 x 16

13.  Look at the list of numbers below.
How many of these numbers are
composite numbers?
22 14 37 52 46 39 57 49

14.  Mr. Rodriguez had 73 yards of wire. He
used 33 yards to fix the fence. He then
used 28 yards to fix the gate. How many
inches did Mr. Rodriguez have left after
finishing both jobs?

15.  Oscar is reading a book that is 251 pages
long. He must read 24 more pages to
finish the book. What is the total number
of pages that Oscar has read so far?

16.  Nicole cut a large pizza into 16 slices.
Her parents ate 4 slices. Then, she and
her 3 brothers shared the rest of the slices
equally. How many slices did each
person receive?

17.  Liz jogs every day. She jogs 12 kilometers
each week. How many meters does she
jog in two weeks?

18.  On Tuesday morning, there were 156
dogs at the animal shelter. That
afternoon, 17 more dogs arrived at the
shelter but then 29 got adopted and left.
How many dogs were at the shelter at
the end of the day?

19.  Coach Rene packed 4 coolers with
bottled water for the 16 players on his
team. She put 48 bottles in each cooler.
How many bottles of water did the
coach pack?

20.  Sandra, Mona, and their 2 friends
decided to decorate cupcakes. Each
of their friends decorated 6 cupcakes.
Mona decorated twice as many as one
of the friends and Sandra decorated
twice as many as Mona. How many
cupcakes did Sandra decorate?

21.  Margie was keeping track of all her
grades she had received the last couple
of days.
What is the median number of her data?
Paper 1 2 3 4 5 6
Grade 85 97 65 77 89 90

22.  Tony plays baseball. He is keeping track
of how many times he has swung and hit
the ball. So far, he has hit 15 out of 20
pitches. Based on this information, what
is the most reasonable prediction of the
number of times he will hit the ball out of
the next 32 pitches?
 SET UP YOUR INFORMATION

23. Number of
tables
5 7 9 11
Number of
chairs
30 42 54 66
The table below shows the number of tables and chairs
that could be used when renting a ballroom for a party.
What is the relationship between the number of
tables and chairs ?
A.The number of tables is 6 times the number of
chairs.
B. The number of chairs is the number of tables
plus 2.
C.The number of chairs is 25 more than the
number of tables .
D.The number of chairs is 6 times the number of
tables.

24. Andy bought some gum for him and his friends from a gumball machine. He
bought a total of 30 gums. The table below shows the color of gums he got.
Based on this information in the table, which statement about the
next gum is NOT true?
A. He is certain to get a white gum next.
B. He is least likely to get a green gum next.
C. He is 2 times as likely to get a red gum than a green gum.
D. He is likely to get a white gum next.
E. He is equally likely to get blue and red gum next.
Color Number
of times
Blue 4
Red 4
Green 2
White 15
Pink 5

25. John played video games all day. The table
below shows the results of John’s record.
Based on these results, what is the most
reasonable prediction of the number of games
John will win out of the next 36 games?
Results Number of
Games
Won 5
Lost 3
Tied 1

26.  What is the area of a square that has a
perimeter of 64 feet?