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Chapter practice examination

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Assessment · 24 questions

Problems

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  1. A1

    Explain why 26×4 = 20×4 + 6×4.

  2. A2

    Calculate 112 × 3 using partial products.

  3. A3

    Which product is larger: 59×2 or 31×4? By how much?

  4. A4

    An incorrect answer to 38×3 is 924: the student wrote 9 and 24 next to each other. Diagnose and correct.

  5. A5

    Six shelves each hold 135 books. Twenty books are borrowed. How many remain?

  6. A6

    Find 74×3 using place value, and describe the exchanges.

  7. A7

    Calculate 475 × 3 and show the exchanges.

  8. A8

    Calculate 15 × 2 and show the exchanges.

  9. A9

    Find 2 × 200; explain the units of the product.

  10. A10

    Find 207×3; why must you keep a zero place?

  11. A11

    Why is 6×40 equal to 240, not 24?

  12. A12

    Calculate 25 × 2 and show the exchanges.

  13. A13

    Calculate 236 × 2 and show the exchanges.

  14. A14

    Calculate 61 × 2 and show the exchanges.

  15. A15

    A child writes 68×3=184. Which carry was lost and what is correct?

  16. A16

    Three buses hold 184 passengers each. If all are full, what is their combined capacity?

  17. A17

    Calculate 65 × 3 and show the exchanges.

  18. A18

    Calculate 51 × 2 and show the exchanges.

  19. A19

    Calculate 55 × 3 and show the exchanges.

  20. A20

    Calculate 112 × 2 using partial products.

  21. A21

    Calculate 375 × 3 and show the exchanges.

  22. A22

    Calculate 136 × 2 and show the exchanges.

  23. A23

    Find 3 × 50; explain the units of the product.

  24. A24

    A market stocks 4 cases of 126 oranges. How many oranges is that?

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