1.8.2: Practice Test

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Practice Test

579.

Determine which of the following numbers are

ⓐ counting numbers
ⓑ whole numbers.

$0, 4, 87$

580.

Find the place value of the given digits in the number $549,362 .$

ⓐ $9$
ⓑ $6$
ⓒ $2$
ⓓ $5$

581.

Write each number as a whole number using digits.

ⓐ six hundred thirteen
ⓑ fifty-five thousand two hundred eight

582.

Round $25,849$ to the nearest hundred.

Simplify.

583.

$45 + 23$

584.

$65 - 42$

585.

$85 \div 5$

586.

$1,000 \times 8$

587.

$90 - 58$

588.

$73 + 89$

589.

$(0) (12,675)$

590.

$634 + 255$

591.

$\frac{0}{9}$

592.

$8128$

593.

$145 - 79$

594.

$299 + 836$

595.

$7 \cdot 475$

596.

$8,528 + 704$

597.

$35 (14)$

598.

$\frac{26}{0}$

599.

$733 - 291$

600.

$4,916 - 1,538$

601.

$495 \div 45$

602.

$52 \times 983$

Translate each phrase to math notation and then simplify.

603.

The sum of $16$ and $58$

604.

The product of $9$ and $15$

605.

The difference of $32$ and $18$

606.

The quotient of $63$ and $21$

607.

Twice $524$

608.

$29$ more than $32$

609.

$50$ less than $300$

In the following exercises, solve.

610.

LaVelle buys a jumbo bag of $84$ candies to make favor bags for her son’s party. If she wants to make $12$ bags, how many candies should she put in each bag?

611.

Last month, Stan’s take-home pay was $$3,816$ and his expenses were $$3,472.$ How much of his take-home pay did Stan have left after he paid his expenses?

612.

Each class at Greenville School has $22$ children enrolled. The school has $24$ classes. How many children are enrolled at Greenville School?

613.

Clayton walked $12$ blocks to his mother’s house, $6$ blocks to the gym, and $9$ blocks to the grocery store before walking the last $3$ blocks home. What was the total number of blocks that Clayton walked?

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