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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 3-3
1. What is the missing number?
4. Write twenty thousand, thirty-four
4 ϩ (3 ϩ 9) ϭ ■ ϩ (9 ϩ 4) in standard form.
A 16
B9 20,034
C4
D3 5. The Terriers won their basketball
game against the Pioneers by
2. Which would be the least number 20 points. The Terriers scored 48
on a number line? points. How many points did the
A 14 Pioneers score?
B 16
C 10 28
D 12
6. Which symbol makes this Daily Spiral Review
3. What is the name of the shape sentence true? Use Ͻ, Ͼ, or ϭ. 3-3
below?
<43 ϩ 25 70

7. Draw the next figure in the pattern
below.

A Square
B Rectangle
C Pentagon
D Hexagon

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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 3-4

1. Which number is next in the In 4 through 6, find each difference Daily Spiral Review
pattern below? using mental math. 3-4
12, 19, 26, 33,
A 38 524. 61 Ϫ 9 ϭ
B 39 715. 89 Ϫ 18 ϭ
C 40 676. 94 Ϫ 27 ϭ
D 41
7. The distance between Dallas, TX,
2 Which combination of coins could and Houston, TX, is 243 miles.
you use to show $1.31? The distance between Dallas and
A 4 quarters, 2 dimes, 1 penny Memphis, TN, is 209 miles more
B 2 half dollars, 1 quarter, than the distance between Dallas
1 dime, 1 penny and Houston. How many miles is
C 4 quarters, 4 nickels, 1 penny Memphis from Dallas?
D 5 quarters, 1 nickel, 1 penny
452
3. Texas has 34 electoral votes in
presidential elections. California 8. Erica wants to know the
has 21 more electoral votes than temperature outside. She reads
Texas. How many electoral votes the thermometer below to find
does California have? the temperature in °F. What is the
A 65 temperature?
B 55
C 13 °F 100
D3
90
80 55°F
70
60
50
40
30
20
10

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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 3-5

1. Isabelle scored 528 points and 4. What does point A represent on
Brandy scored 285 points in the the number line below?
same game. Which is the best
estimate for how many more points 20 A
Isabelle scored than Brandy? 30
26
A 200
B 300 Use the information below to answer Daily Spiral Review
C 700 5 through 7. 3-5
D 800
Kiki scored 27 points, Tanya scored
2. Pedro is going to piano practice. 11 points, and Penelope scored
Which of the following is the best 8 points.
estimate of the length of time that
Pedro will be at piano practice? 5. How many points did they score
all together?
A 1 minute
B 1 day 46
C 1 second
D 1 hour 6. How many more points did Kiki
score than Tanya and Penelope
3. Joylin is subtracting 97 Ϫ 43. combined?
She adds 4 ϩ 43 before
subtracting. What will she 8
need to do?
7. Is Kiki and Tanya’s combined
A Subtract 4 from the difference. score greater or less than Kiki and
B Add 4 to the difference. Penelope’s combined score?
C Just find the difference.
D Subtract 2 from the difference. Kiki and Tanya’s

scores are greater.

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Name Topic 3
Free-Response Test
Give each answer.
5. Write a number sentence to show
1. Sandra picks a bouquet of what happens in the picture. (3-1)
11 flowers. Her brother picks
7 flowers. Write a number 13 5 8
sentence that shows how to find
how many more flowers Sandra 6. In a survey, people voted for their
has than her brother? (3-1) favorite flavor of ice cream. The
results are shown in the chart.
11 7 4
Flavor Votes
2. At the beginning of baseball Vanilla 683
season, a sports store had Chocolate 592
278 batting helmets in stock. At Strawberry 314
the end of the season, there are
only 87 helmets left. Estimate Write an estimate to the nearest
about how many helmets were ten to show how many more
sold during the season. (3-4) people like vanilla than strawberry.
(3-4)
Answer will vary
between 190–200 370

3. Use the hundred chart to subtract 7. Write a number sentence to go
73 35. (3-2) with the model. (3-1)
18 in all
38
9?
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 18 9 9
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

4. Isaac has 72 insects in a collection.
His friend Jamie has 47 insects.
Isaac says that he has 35 more
insects than Jamie. Explain why
Isaac’s answer is reasonable
or not. (3-5)

72 47 is about
70 50, or 20. 35 is
not close to 20, so
Isaac’s answer is not
reasonable.

50 Topic 3
Topic 3
Free-Response Test

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Name

8. Laura has a ribbon that is 43 inches 12. Jane subtracts 94 Ϫ 48 mentally.
long. She cuts off 26 inches to use First she subtracts 94 Ϫ 50 to get
for a belt. How much ribbon is left? 44. What is the next step Jane
Use mental math by changing each should take to get an answer? (3-3)
number in the same way. (3-3)
Add 44 ؉ 2 to get 46
43 ؊ 26 ‫ ؍‬47 ؊ 30
13. During the first half of a basketball
47 ؊ 30 ‫ ؍‬17 game, the Dallas Mavericks score
47 points. They score a total of
So, 43 ؊ 26 ‫ ؍‬17 112 points in the game. Ashley
says that the Mavericks scored
9. Mr. Mark has 75 paperback books. 65 points in the second half. Is
He donates 57 of the books to a her answer reasonable? Use
library. Write a number sentence estimation to check. (3-5)
to show an estimate for the number
of books Mr. Mark has left. (3-4) Yes. 112 ؊ 47 is about
110 ؊ 50, or 60. 60 is
80 ؊ 60 ‫ ؍‬20 close to 65.

10. Peter has 14 action figures. 14. Writing to Explain Write a
Talia has 9 action figures. Write subtraction problem in which
a number sentence to show how you are subtracting two 2-digit
many more action figures Peter numbers. Subtract the number
has than Talia. (3-1) using the hundred chart shown.
Describe the steps you took. (3-2)
14 ؊ 9 ‫ ؍‬5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11. Sonia wants to subtract 87 Ϫ 42
using a hundred chart. Use the 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
hundred chart to find the answer.
(3-2) 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
45
71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

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Free-Response Test
Sample answer: 68 ؊ 23.
Start at 68. Count back 2
rows to subtract 20. Count
back 3 spaces to suTobpitcr3ac5t1
3. 68 ؊ 23 ‫ ؍‬45

Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 4-1

1. What is 888 rounded to the 5. Kaz left the house at the time
nearest hundred? shown on the clock below. What
A 800 time is shown on the clock?
B 880
C 890 11 12 1 4:45 Daily Spiral Review
D 900 10 2 4-1
93
2. Which sentence is true? 84
A 345 Ͻ 336
B 290 Ͼ 309 765
C 129 ϭ 127 ϩ 3
D 455 Ͼ 425 ϩ 20 Use the information to answer 6 and 7.

3. There are 273 people in Cinema 1 Janey and Nikita each have $15. Tyler
and 438 people in Cinema 2. What has $20. They want to buy a computer
is the total number of people at game that costs $49.
both movies?
A 721 6. If they combine their money, do
B 711 they have enough money to buy
C 701 the game? Show your work.
D 601
Yes; $15 ؉ $15 ؉
4. What is four hundred seventeen $20 ‫ ؍‬$50.
written in standard form?
A 471 7. How much more money do they
B 470 need or how much money will
C 417 they get back if they buy the
D 407 game?

$1.00 back

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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 4-2
1. What is the sum when the
4. Find the sum.
addends are rounded to the
nearest hundred? 427
768 ϩ 119 ϩ 364
A 1,000
B 900 791
C 890
D 800 5. What number makes this
sentence true?
2. Which number comes next in the
pattern below? 134 tens 3 ones = 3 tens ones Daily Spiral Review
100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 4-2
A 350 6. Maria has 43 DVDs in her
B 400 collection. Rosanna has 16 fewer
C 450 DVDs than Maria. How many
D 550 DVDs does Rosanna have?

3. Jane counted the loose change 27
in her purse. How much change
does she have altogether? 7. John Adams was born in 1735.
Thomas Jefferson was born in
A $1.63 1743. Abraham Lincoln was born
B $1.53 in 1809. George Washington was
C $1.48 born in 1732. What is the order of
D $1.28 these presidents’ births from first
to last?

Washington, Adams,

Jefferson, Lincoln

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her name on index cards. She
picked one card without looking.
Which letter did she most likely
pick?

A

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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 4-3

1. Maria wants to measure the length In 5 and 6 complete each fact family.
of her thumb using a nonstandard
unit. Which object would be best 125. 5 ϩ 7 ϭ
for Maria to use? 12 Ϫ 5 ϭ 7
7 ϩ 5 ϭ 12
A Stapler 12 Ϫ 7 ϭ 5
B Chalkboard eraser
C Book 146. 8 ϩ 6 =
D Paper clip 14 Ϫ 8 ϭ 6
6 ϩ 8 ϭ 14
2. The tallest building in Houston 14 Ϫ 6 ϭ 8
has 75 stories. The tallest building
in Oklahoma City has 36 stories. 7. What number is represented by
How many more stories does the models?
the tallest building in Houston
have than the tallest building in
Oklahoma City?

A 31

B 39

C 49

D 111
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4-3
3. Which ordinal number comes 8. Copy and complete the table.
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42nd, 43rd, 44th, watching the Wilsons’ dog. How
much money would she earn for
A 43rd dog-sitting for 5 hours?

B 45th Number of hours Money Earned
1
C 54th 2 $6
3
D 55th 4 $12
5
4. Which symbol makes this $18
$30 $24
sentence true? Use Ͻ, Ͼ, or ϭ. $30

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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 4-4
1. Mr. Vargas drove 128 miles before
3. Caroline sold 57 raffle tickets.
lunch and 237 miles after lunch. Trina sold 39 raffle tickets. How
How many miles did Mr. Vargas many more raffle tickets did
drive altogether? Caroline sell than Trina?
A 465
B 455 18
C 365
D 355 4. Complete the pattern.

2. Natalie is going to start watching 39, 36, 33, 30 , 27 , 24
a movie at three-thirty in the
afternoon. Which clock below 5. What is 85 rounded to the
shows the time Natalie will nearest ten?
start watching the movie?
A 90

B 6. Alicia bought a pair of sunglasses
for $12. She also bought a pair
C of sandals for $21. She paid with
two $20 bills. How much change
D should she receive back from the
Daily Spiral Review cashier?
4-4
$7
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7. Order these numbers from
greatest to least.

7,362 7,623 6,732

7,623; 7,362; 6,732

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Name Daily Spiral Review Daily Spiral Review
4-5
Choose the best answer. 4-5

1. Sandra counted the number of 4. Write the problem and find
legs walking in the park. She the sum.
counted a total of 7 people
and some dogs, and 22 legs all 217 ؉ 132 ‫ ؍‬349
together. How many dogs did she
count? 5. Stan’s family drove 179 miles
Monday and 224 miles Tuesday.
A2 How many miles did they drive in
B3 all?
C4
D6 403 miles

2. Which does not belong in the 6. If the pattern continues, what are
same fact family as the others? the next two figures?

A 9 ϩ 6 ϭ 15 7. What is 426 rounded to the
B 15 Ϫ 6 ϭ 9 nearest hundred?
C 15 Ϫ 7 ϭ 8
D 6 ϩ 9 ϭ 15 400

3. Juan had $452 in his savings
account. He bought a bicycle for
$279 with money in his account.
How much is left in Juan’s
account?

A $731
B $721
C $273
D $173

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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 4-6

1. New York City has an area of At the school fair, each game costs
303 square miles. Philadelphia 3 tickets. Miriam tried to figure out
has an area of 135 square miles. how many games she could play with
How many more square miles 18 tickets.
does New York City have than
Philadelphia? Miriam’s Work
A 278
B 268 Tickets Games
C 178
D 168 31
62
2. Which sentence is true? 93
A 473 Ͼ 522 Ϫ 40 11 4
B 563 Ͼ 357 ϩ 210 13 5
C 635 ϭ 558 ϩ 80 15 6
D 712 Ͼ 542 ϩ 150 17 7

3. Use the pictograph. Who sold the seven games and one ticket left over
most boxes of cookies?
Boxes of Cookies Sold 4. Miriam’s work is incorrect. Rewrite
the table and fill in the correct
Hector numbers for each column.
Savannah
Tamra Tickets Games Daily Spiral Review
Ervin 4-6
3 1
A Savannah 6 2
B Hector 9 3
C Ervin 12 4
D Tamra 15 5
18 6

6 games

5. Write 3,000 ϩ 70 ϩ 9 in standard
form.

3,079

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Name Cumulative Test
Topics 1– 4
Mark the best answer.
Use the items below to solve 4 and 5.
1. Five thousand, twenty-eight $1.29
people were at the basketball
game. Which shows that number $0.55
in standard form?

A 528 C 5,280
B 5,028 D 5,288

2. Which is NOT another way to $0.77
write 1,800?
4. Evan used coins to buy a granola
A 1,000 ϩ 800 bar. He did not get any change.
B eighteen thousand Which coins could Evan have
C one thousand, eight hundred used?
D eighteen hundred
A 1 quarter, 3 dimes
3. The table below shows the
number of people who came to B 1 quarter, 4 dimes, 2 nickels
band concerts at Hilltop School.
C 2 quarters, 1 dime, 3 nickels,
Concert Attendance 2 pennies

Concert Number of People D 2 quarters, 4 nickels, 2 pennies

Friday evening 1,257

Saturday evening 1,436 5. Mai paid for yogurt with
2 one-dollar bills. How much
Sunday afternoon ? change should she get?

The number of people who came A $1.71 C $0.71
on Sunday is greater than the
number on Friday but less than B $0.72 D $0.29
the number on Saturday. Which
could be the number of people 6. Which number could be written
who came on Sunday? in the box to make this number
sentence true?
A 1,419 C 1,524
3 ϩ (4 ϩ 8) ϭ (3 ϩ 4) ϩ ■
B 1,254 D 1,178
A 7 C 12
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7. To the nearest ten, Jared has 10. Joy collected 243 shells. Her
170 postcards in his collection. mother collected 78 shells, and
Which could be the number of her father collected 110 shells.
postcards Jared has? How many shells did Joy and her
parents collect?
A 162 C 175
B 167 D 178 A 1,133 C 431

B 1,061 D 332

8. Fran planted 213 flowers in front 11. Martin had 24 pages to read in his
of the public library. She planted library book. He read 14 pages.
379 flowers in front of the city hall. Which number sentence shows
Which number sentence is best one way to find the number of
to estimate the number of flowers pages Martin still needs to read?
she planted in all?
A 24 Ϫ 14 ϭ ■
A 200 ϩ 300 ϭ 500
B 4ϫ6ϭ■
B 200 ϩ 400 ϭ 600
C 24 ϩ 14 ϭ ■
C 210 ϩ 370 ϭ 580
D 24 Ϫ 10 ϭ ■
D 210 ϩ 380 ϭ 590

9. The table below shows the 12. Meg is using a hundred chart to
number of visitors to a museum find 54 Ϫ 29. If Meg starts at 54,
on Saturday. which is one way that she could
move on the chart?
Discovery Museum Visitors
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Museum Visitors Number of 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Visitors 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Preschoolers 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
Students 259 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
Adults 476
354

How many visitors were NOT A Move up 2 rows and move left
adults? 1 square.

A 735 C 625 B Move up 2 rows, and move
right 1 square.
B 635 D 354
C Move up 3 rows, and move left
1 square.

D Move up 3 rows, and move
right 1 square.
Cumulative Test
Topics 1– 4

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13. A pet store has 72 mice and 16. Mr. Allen had 298 hats to sell this
23 hamsters. Which is NOT a way morning. He sold 157 of the hats.
to find how many more mice than Which is the best estimate of
hamsters the store has? the number of hats that he did
NOT sell?
A 75 Ϫ 20 ϭ ■
A 100 C 140
B 72 Ϫ 20 ϭ 52 and 52 Ϫ 3 ϭ ■
B 130 D 200
C 70 Ϫ 21 ϭ ■
17. The table below shows how much
D 69 Ϫ 20 ϭ ■ three kinds of owls weigh.

14. While riding in the car one day, Owl Weights
Tyler counted 278 Kansas license
plates. He also counted Owl Weight in Ounces
124 Colorado license plates.
Which number sentence shows Barn 17
how Tyler could use compatible
numbers to estimate how many Snowy 58
more Kansas license plates
he saw? Spotted 23

A 300 Ϫ 100 ϭ ■ Which number sentence can
be used to find how many more
B 280 Ϫ 120 ϭ ■ ounces the snowy owl weighs
than the barn owl?
C 275 Ϫ 125 ϭ ■
A 58 ϩ 23 ϭ ■ C 58 ϩ 17 ϭ ■
D 270 Ϫ 120 ϭ ■
B 58 Ϫ 23 ϭ ■ D 58 Ϫ 17 ϭ ■
15. How could you regroup 64 to
subtract 28? 18. When Julia was in the hospital, she
received 258 cards. Of these,
174 cards were from children at
her school. How could you regroup
258 to find how many cards were
from other people?

© Pearson Education, Inc. 3 A 6 tens 14 ones A Regroup 2 hundreds 5 tens as
B 5 tens 14 ones 1 hundred 15 tens.
C 5 tens 10 ones
D 5 tens 9 ones B Regroup 2 hundreds 5 tens as
1 hundred 6 tens.
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C Regroup 7 tens 4 ones as 6 Topics 1– 4
tens 14 ones.

D No regrouping is needed.

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19. There are 463 books that need to 22. How many different numbers less
be put back on the library shelves. than 450 can you make using
So far, 284 books have been put each of the digits 2, 4, and
back. How many books are left? 6 one time?

A 179 C 229 A6 C3
B 189 D 289 B4 D2

20. Naresh is doing a jigsaw puzzle 23. Paul drew this picture to help him
that has 500 pieces. He has answer a question.
already put 244 pieces together.
How many more pieces does ? points in all
Naresh have left?
54 48
A 256 C 344
B 266 D 356 Points Rockets scored Points Turbos scored

21. Which picture shows this Which of these questions could
problem? Cody has 123 stamps Paul to trying to answer?
in his collection. This is 14 more
stamps than Tyrell has. How many A How many more points did the
stamps does Tyrell have? Rockets score than the Turbos?

A? B How many more points do the
Turbos need to win?
123 14
C How many points did each of
B 14 the Rockets score?

? 123 D How many points were scored
in the game?
C 123
24. It took Mrs. Hill 24 minutes to
14 drive from work to the store.
She spent 15 minutes at the
D 123 store. Then she took 18 minutes
to drive from the store to her
? 14 house. How much time did
Mrs. Hill spend driving?

A 57 minutes
B 42 minutes
C 32 minutes
D 6 minutes
Cumulative Test
Topics 1– 4

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Name Topic 4
Free-Response Test
Give each answer.
The table shows the number of points
1. Tawana models a regrouping for three children got playing a video game.
subtracting 32 Ϫ 15 as shown in Use the table to answer questions
the picture. 4 and 5.

Name Number of Points
Jason 352
Lee-Ann 619
Kim 768

What regrouping has taken place 4. Write a number sentence that
tells how many more points Kim
in the picture? (4-1) scored than Jason. (4-4)

One ten has been 768 ؊ 352 ‫ ؍‬416
regrouped for 12 ones to
show 2 tens and 12 ones. 5. The highest score on the video
game is 900 points. How many
The table below shows the number of more points does Lee-Ann need
supplies sold in Max’s Office Shop. Use to equal the high score? (4-5)
the table to answer questions 2 and 3.
281 points
Supplies Sold
6. Gillian models a regrouping for
Total Number subtracting 543 Ϫ 272 as shown
in the picture.
Supply Number of of Boxes

Boxes Sold

Crayons 48 18

Pencils 95 43

Markers 72 38

2. Write a number sentence to show What regrouping has taken place
how many boxes of markers are still in the picture? (4-3)
to be sold in the Office Shop. (4-2)
One hundred has been
72 ؊ 38 ‫ ؍‬34 regrouped for 10 tens to
show 4 hundreds, 14 tens,
3. How many more boxes of pencils and 3 ones
were sold than crayons? (4-2)

25 boxes

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Free-Response Test

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Name

7. On Monday, Melody practices 11. A travel club has $381 in their club
piano for 85 minutes. On Tuesday, travel fund. The club spends $183
she practices for 48 minutes. How to go on a trip. How much money
many more minutes does Melody is left in the travel fund? (4-4)
practice on Monday than on
Tuesday? (4-2) $198

37 minutes 12. Roland has these place-value
blocks.
8. A book has 419 pages. Becky has
read 187 pages so far. How many Roland wants to subtract 213
more pages does Becky need to from the blocks. What number is
read to finish the book? (4-4) left? (4-5)

232 pages 87

9. A clock tower is 70 feet tall from The chart below shows the
the base to the tip of the tower. number of baby food jars at the
The height of the tower from the Tiny Tots Day Care Center.
base to the bottom of the clock
is 52 feet. How many feet is Kind of Food Number of Jars
the height of the clock? Draw a Chicken 37
diagram to solve the problem. (4-6) Carrots 72
Peaches 51
70 Peas 28

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18 feet a subtraction sentence in which Free-Response Test
you do not need to regroup to
10. Rex wants to subtract 425 Ϫ 162. solve the problem. (4-6)
He says you need to regroup twice.
Do you agree? Explain. (4-3) Possible answer:
72 ؊ 51 ‫ ؍‬21
No, you only need to
regroup once. You need 14 Write a number sentence to show
to regroup the hundreds a subtraction sentence in which
to subtract the tens. you do need to regroup to solve
the problem. (4-6)

Possible answer:
51 ؊ 28 ‫ ؍‬23

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Name Daily Spiral Review

Choose the best answer. 5-1

1. Which of the following number 5. What is the value of the 6 in
sentences is true? 56,325?
A 700 ϩ 80 ϩ 30 ϭ 783
B 7 ϩ 8 ϩ 3 ϭ 783 6,000
C 700 ϩ 80 ϩ 3 ϭ 783
D 700 ϩ 8 ϩ 3 ϭ 783 6. Miguel has 7 U.S. stamps, Daily Spiral Review
5 French stamps, and 3 German 5-1
2. There are 472 students at stamps. Without looking, Miguel
Johnson Elementary School. picks 1 stamp to put in his album.
That is 245 more students than Which stamp is he least likely to
at Grant Elementary School. How pick?
many students does Grant have?
German

A 717 C 227 7. Tom belongs to a CD club. He
receives the same number of CDs
B 237 D 127 each month. How many CDs will
he receive after 5 months?

3. Which number makes this Month Number of
sentence true? 1 CDs received
2
(5 ϩ 8) ϩ 7 ϭ 5 ϩ (■ ϩ 7) 3 3
4
A5 C8 5 6
B 7 D 20
15
4. Which shows intersecting lines?
AC

BD 8. What fraction of the figure below
is shaded?

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Name Daily Spiral Review Daily Spiral Review
5-2
Choose the best answer. 5-2

1. What is the next number in the 4. There are 61 species of monkeys
pattern below? altogether in Asia and Africa.
70, 64, 58, 52, … South America and Central
A 56 America have 69 species of
B 50 monkeys altogether. How many
C 48 species of monkey do these
D 46 places have in all?

2. Which is equal to 5 ϩ 5 ϩ 5 ϩ 5? 130
A 3ϫ5
B 4ϫ5 5. Andy did 43 sit-ups. Harley did 57
C 5ϫ3 sit-ups. How many more sit-ups
D 5ϫ5 did Harley do than Andy? Write
a number sentence to solve the
3. If you divide a square with a problem.
diagonal line, what two figures
are formed? 57 ؊ 43 ‫ ؍‬14
A 2 rectangles
B 2 squares 6. Duane has the coins shown below
C 2 circles in his pocket. What is the total
D 2 triangles value of Duane’s coins?

$1.06

7. What number does each star
represent in this addition
problem?
★
ϩ★
12

6

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