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Chapter One Study Guide


Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 
What is the value of the digit 9 in the population of Kansas shown below?
KANSAS
mc001-1.jpg
Population: 2,690,000

a.
9 thousand
c.
900 thousand
b.
90 thousand
d.
9 million
 

 2. 
Which of the following numbers is greater than 17,561,245, but less than 17,651,126?
a.
17,516,678
c.
17,651,162
b.
17,607,245
d.
18,542,395
 

 3. 
Several students calculated their ages in minutes.

Student’s Names
Ages (minutes)
Ira
6,523,176
Chuck
6,695,513
Ilene
6,444,533
Keisha
6,544,451

Which student is the oldest?
a.
Ilene
c.
Keisha
b.
Ira
d.
Chuck
 

 4. 
Which of the following correctly lists the numbers in order from least to greatest?
a.
57,856;mc004-1.jpg56,932;mc004-2.jpg56,981
b.
1,596,358;mc004-3.jpg1,295,413;mc004-4.jpg1,853,516
c.
7,456;mc004-5.jpg8,201;mc004-6.jpg8,215
d.
3,596;mc004-7.jpg3,521;mc004-8.jpg2,384
 

 5. 
The U.S. National Debt Clock in New York City shows that each United States citizen’s share of the debt is $23,172.22 as of 4:00 P.M. on August 4, 2003. Which number is less than $23,172.22?
a.
$23,725.22
c.
$23,175.22
b.
$23,172.82
d.
$23,122.72
 

 6. 
In 2006, the average attendance per game for a football team was about (6 mc006-1.jpg 104) + (7 mc006-2.jpg 103) + (7 mc006-3.jpg 102). What is this number in standard form?
a.
677
c.
67,700
b.
6,770
d.
677,000
 

 7. 
You are presented with the following Problem of the Day by your teacher. Which expression is the same as mc007-1.jpg?
a.
4 + 6
c.
4 mc007-5.jpg 6
b.
6 mc007-2.jpg 6 mc007-3.jpg 6 mc007-4.jpg 6
d.
4 mc007-6.jpg 4 mc007-7.jpg 4 mc007-8.jpg 4 mc007-9.jpg 4 mc007-10.jpg 4
 

 8. 
Which number shows eleven and sixty-six thousandths in standard form?
a.
1,166
c.
11.606
b.
11.66
d.
11.066
 

 9. 
Which of the following is the standard form of two and nine hundred fifty-nine thousandths?
a.
2.995
c.
2.959
b.
2599
d.
2.599
 

 10. 
The table shows runners’ times in a race. Which student ran the race the fastest?

RACE RESULTS
Student
Time (seconds)
Chris
15.091
Pedro
15.108
Michael
15.013
John
15.125

a.
John
c.
Chris
b.
Pedro
d.
Michael
 

 11. 
Which set of numbers is in order from least to greatest?
a.
0.569;mc011-1.jpg0.687;mc011-2.jpg0.891
c.
0.045;mc011-5.jpg0.002;mc011-6.jpg0.05
b.
0.648;mc011-3.jpg0.327;mc011-4.jpg0.261
d.
0.286;mc011-7.jpg0.71;mc011-8.jpg0.346
 

 12. 
Which number is greater than 7.2, but less than 7.3?
a.
7.19
c.
7.26
b.
7.31
d.
7.15
 

 13. 
With each school lunch, you may choose one fruit: an apple, an orange, a pear, or a banana. You like bananas a lot, so you have at least two each week. Make a list to show all the possible combinations of fruit you might select in a 5-day school week. How many combinations are possible?
a.
5
c.
12
b.
10
d.
64
 

 14. 
There were about 74,000,000 hits on a website in one day. What is another way to write the number of hits?
a.
74 hundred
c.
74 million
b.
74 thousand
d.
74 billion
 

 15. 
Which shows thirty-six million, eighty thousand, five in standard form?
a.
36,000,080,005
c.
360,080,005
b.
36,080,005
d.
3,680,500
 

 16. 
Which of the following numbers is greater than 3,621,714, but less than 3,714,621?
a.
3,712,960
c.
4,164,285
b.
3,472,216
d.
3,741,126
 

 17. 
Several students draw tickets from a bucket.

Student’s Names
Time Numbers
Jay
6,863,760
Kenny
6,866,355
Marilyn
6,620,019
Jane
6,400,278

Which student has the largest number?
a.
Jane
c.
Kenny
b.
Marilyn
d.
Jay
 

 18. 
In 2007, the average attendance per game for a baseball team was about (3 mc018-1.jpg 104) + (2 mc018-2.jpg 103) + (8 mc018-3.jpg 102). What is this number in standard form?
a.
328
c.
32,800
b.
3,280
d.
328,000
 

 19. 
The following is a list of what Ralph bought at the store. What is the weight of the sugar written in expanded form?

WEIGHTS OF GROCERIES
Item
Weight (in pounds)
Cinnamon
0.09
Swiss Cheese
1.74
Salt
0.18
Sugar
1.43
Coffee
4.54

a.
1 + 0.43
c.
0.1 + 0.04 + 0.003
b.
1 + 0.4 + 0.03
d.
10 + 4 + 0.3
 

 20. 
Which of the following is the standard form of twenty-four and two hundred four thousandths?
a.
24.24
c.
24.024
b.
24.204
d.
24,204
 

 21. 
Loretta has 3 bills in her pocket. Each bill is either $1, $5, or $10. Make a list to show all the possible combinations of dollars that Loretta might have. How many combinations are possible?
a.
9
c.
11
b.
10
d.
12
 

Other
 

 22. 
Carrie was asked to write ot022-1.jpg in exponential notation. She wrote ot022-2.jpg. Is she correct? Explain why or why not in the space provided.

 
 
 



 
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