Math Magic: Grade 5 Math Quiz
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Grade 5 Math Questions and Answers
- 1.
Dan raised 127 sheep. Mason raised 141 sheep. How many sheep did they raise in all?
- A.
147
- B.
265
- C.
268
- D.
269
Correct Answer
C. 268Explanation
To find out how many sheep Dan and Mason raised in total, you need to add the number of sheep each of them raised.
Here's the calculation:
127 (sheep raised by Dan) + 141 (sheep raised by Mason) = 268 (total sheep)
So, Dan and Mason raised 268 sheep in all.Rate this question:
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- 2.
There are 118 stickers in the drawer. Pamela placed 172 more stickers in the drawer. How many stickers are now there in total?
- A.
289
- B.
290
- C.
291
- D.
292
Correct Answer
B. 290Explanation
To find out how many stickers are now in the drawer, you need to add the number of stickers Pamela placed in the drawer to the number of stickers that were already there.
Here's the calculation:
118 (stickers in the drawer) + 172 (stickers placed by Pamela) = 290 (total stickers)
So, there are now 290 stickers in the drawer.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Melinda found 328 seashells on the beach. She gave Sarah 209 of the seashells. How many seashells does she now have?
- A.
119
- B.
120
- C.
121
- D.
191
Correct Answer
A. 119Explanation
To find out how many seashells Melinda has now, you need to subtract the number of seashells she gave to Sarah from the total number of seashells she found.
Here's the calculation:
328 (total seashells) - 209 (seashells given to Sarah) = 119 (seashells remaining)
So, Melinda now has 119 seashells.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Sally has 149 books. Salma has 218 books. How many books do they have together?
- A.
346
- B.
364
- C.
365
- D.
367
Correct Answer
D. 367Explanation
To find out how many books Sally and Salma have together, you need to add the number of books each of them has.
Here's the calculation:
149 (Sally's books) + 218 (Salma's books) = 367 (total books)
So, Sally and Salma have 367 books together.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Dora has 672 purple marbles; she gave Josh 308 of the marbles. How many purple marbles does she now have?
- A.
346
- B.
364
- C.
366
- D.
368
Correct Answer
B. 364Explanation
To find out how many purple marbles Dora has now, you need to subtract the number of marbles she gave to Josh from the total number of marbles she originally had.
Here's the calculation:
672 (total purple marbles) - 308 (purple marbles given to Josh) = 364 (purple marbles remaining)
So, Dora now has 364 purple marbles.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Ronnie picked 152 plums and Suzanne picked 117 plums from a plum tree. How many plums were picked in all?
- A.
265
- B.
267
- C.
268
- D.
269
Correct Answer
D. 269Explanation
To find out how many plums Ronnie and Suzanne picked in total, you need to add the number of plums each of them picked.
Here's the calculation:
152 (plums picked by Ronnie) + 117 (plums picked by Suzanne) = 269 (total plums)
So, Ronnie and Suzanne picked 269 plums in all.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Linda has 645 yellow balloons; she gave Cynthia 168 of the balloons. How many yellow balloons does she now have?
- A.
467
- B.
477
- C.
747
- D.
774
Correct Answer
B. 477Explanation
To find out how many yellow balloons Linda has now, you need to subtract the number of balloons she gave to Cynthia from the total number of balloons she originally had.
Here's the calculation:
645 (total yellow balloons) - 168 (yellow balloons given to Cynthia) = 477 (yellow balloons remaining)
So, Linda now has 477 yellow balloons.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Tim grew 187 cabbages. Dan grew 135 cabbages. How many cabbages did they grow in all?
- A.
322
- B.
323
- C.
325
- D.
326
Correct Answer
A. 322Explanation
To find out how many cabbages Tim and Dan grew in total, you need to add the number of cabbages each of them grew.
Here's the calculation:
187 (cabbages grown by Tim) + 135 (cabbages grown by Dan) = 322 (total cabbages)
So, Tim and Dan grew 322 cabbages in all.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Jack has 734 baseball cards. Benny bought 341 of Jack's baseball cards. How many baseball cards does Jack have now?
- A.
391
- B.
392
- C.
393
- D.
394
Correct Answer
C. 393Explanation
To find out how many baseball cards Jack has now, you need to subtract the number of baseball cards Benny bought from Jack's total number of baseball cards.
Here's the calculation:
734 (total baseball cards Jack had) - 341 (baseball cards bought by Benny) = 393 (baseball cards remaining)
So, Jack now has 393 baseball cards.Rate this question:
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- 10.
There are 168 pine trees in the park. Workers will plant 122 more pine trees today. How many pine trees will the park have now?
- A.
290
- B.
291
- C.
293
- D.
294
Correct Answer
A. 290Explanation
To find out how many pine trees the park will have after the workers plant more trees, you need to add the number of trees being planted to the current number of trees.
Here's the calculation:
168 (current pine trees) + 122 (pine trees to be planted) = 290 (total pine trees)
So, the park will have 290 pine trees.Rate this question:
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- 11.
520 + 0 = ___
- A.
0
- B.
52
- C.
520
- D.
5200
Correct Answer
C. 520Explanation
When you add zero to any number, the result is the original number. This is because zero has no value and does not change the value of the number it is added to.
In this case:
520 + 0 = 520
The number 520 remains the same because adding zero does not change its value. This principle is known as the identity property of addition.Rate this question:
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- 12.
What is seven hundreds plus thirteen tens?
- A.
713
- B.
7130
- C.
731
- D.
830
Correct Answer
D. 830Explanation
To find the sum of seven hundreds and thirteen tens, we need to convert these quantities into their respective values in standard numerical form.
Seven hundreds is 7 × 100 = 700.
Thirteen tens is 13 × 10 = 130.
Now, add these two values together:
700 + 130 = 830
So, seven hundreds plus thirteen tens is 830.Rate this question:
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- 13.
570 + 430 = how many tens?
- A.
100
- B.
43
- C.
57
- D.
1000
Correct Answer
A. 100Explanation
To find out how many tens are in the sum of 570 and 430, first calculate the total sum:
570 + 430 = 1000
Now, convert the total sum into tens by dividing by 10:
1000 ÷ 10 = 100
So, 570 + 430 equals 100 tens.Rate this question:
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- 14.
One hundred more than 546 is:
- A.
446
- B.
546
- C.
646
- D.
746
Correct Answer
C. 646Explanation
To find one hundred more than 546, you simply add 100 to 546:
546 + 100 = 646
So, one hundred more than 546 is 646.Rate this question:
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- 15.
The next number in the series 105, 110, 115, 120, 125,..... is:
- A.
245
- B.
210
- C.
130
- D.
120
Correct Answer
C. 130Explanation
The series given is 105, 110, 115, 120, 125,...
This is an arithmetic sequence where each number increases by 5.
To find the next number, add 5 to the last number in the series:
125 + 5 = 130
So, the next number in the series is 130.Rate this question:
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- 16.
481 + 231 = __.
- A.
6112
- B.
612
- C.
732
- D.
712
Correct Answer
D. 712Explanation
To find the sum of 481 and 231, add the two numbers together:
481 + 231 = 712
So, 481 + 231 = 712.Rate this question:
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- 17.
What number is missing in the pattern 57 51 45 39 ?
- A.
33
- B.
42
- C.
45
- D.
93
Correct Answer
A. 33Explanation
The pattern in the given sequence is that each number is decreasing by 6 from the previous number. Starting from 57, we subtract 6 to get 51, then subtract 6 again to get 45, and so on. Therefore, the missing number should be 33, which is obtained by subtracting 6 from 39.Rate this question:
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- 18.
586 -369 = ______
- A.
345
- B.
217
- C.
365
- D.
265
Correct Answer
B. 217Explanation
Write down the numbers: 586
369
Subtract the units place:
6 - 9: Since 6 is less than 9, we need to borrow from the tens place.
Borrowing 1 from the tens place changes the 8 to 7 and makes the 6 into 16.
16 - 9 = 7.
Subtract the tens place:
7 - 6 = 1 (since we borrowed 1 from the tens place).
Subtract the hundreds place:
5 - 3 = 2.
Therefore, 586 - 369 equals 217.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Find the exact answer for '900 - 201'?
- A.
699
- B.
700
- C.
701
- D.
799
Correct Answer
A. 699Explanation
Write down the numbers: 900
201
Subtract the units place:
0 - 1: Since 0 is less than 1, we need to borrow from the tens place.
Borrowing 1 from the tens place changes the tens place from 0 to 9 and makes the units place 10.
10 - 1 = 9.
Subtract the tens place:
9 - 0 = 9 (since we borrowed 1 from the hundreds place).
Subtract the hundreds place:
9 - 2 = 7 (since we borrowed 1 from the hundreds place).
Therefore, 900 - 201 equals 699.Rate this question:
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- 20.
310 - 0 = __
- A.
32
- B.
B) 310
- C.
C) 3100
- D.
D) 0
Correct Answer
B. B) 310Explanation
When you subtract zero from any number, the result is the original number. This is because subtracting zero does not change the value of the number.
In this case:
310 - 0 = 310
This operation is based on the identity property of subtraction, which states that any number minus zero is the number itself. So, subtracting zero from 310 leaves you with 310.Rate this question:
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