Assessment: Grade 5, Module 2, Topic C, Topic Quiz 1
Topic Quiz C
1. Evaluate.
7−4 5 = 134+5 6 = 92 5 −61 4 = (91+51 82)−44 5 =
2. Estimate each sum or difference. Then mark the correct column to show whether the value of each expression is less than 1, between 1 and 2, or greater than 2
3. Tyler has 71 2 hours to complete a school project. He spends 2 3 hours working on the project. How many hours remain for Tyler to complete his project? Tyler has hours remaining to finish.
4. Miss Baker makes soup. She uses 12 3 pounds of potatoes and 21 4 pounds of meat.
Part A
Draw an arrow on the number line to create a model that represents the total number of pounds of potatoes and meat Miss Baker uses. 1 2
Part B
How many pounds of potatoes and meat does Miss Baker use altogether?
Miss Baker uses pounds of potatoes and meat altogether.
5. Mr. Evans puts two boxes on a shelf. How many inches of empty space remain on the shelf? 42in 1 8 9in 1 2 7in 3 4 inches of empty space remain on the shelf.
Assessment: Grade 5, Module 2, Topic C, Topic Quiz 2
1. Evaluate.
4−5 6 = 459+5 6 = 87 10 −23 4 = (1016+75 8)−21 2 =
2. Estimate each sum or difference. Then mark the correct column to show whether the value of each expression is less than 1, between 1 and 2, or greater than 2.
3+1 7
32 234− 3 5
3. Ryan has 33 8 yards of tape. He uses 7 12 yards to tape a box. How many yards of tape does Ryan have left?
Ryan has yards of tape left.
4. Miss Baker runs on the weekend. On Saturday, she runs 13 4 miles. On Sunday, she runs 11 6 miles.
Part A
Draw an arrow on the number line to create a model that represents the total number of miles Miss Baker runs. 1 2
Part B
How many miles does Miss Baker run altogether?
Miss Baker runs miles altogether.
5. Mr. Evans needs 31 4 lb of cheese for a recipe. He has 2 blocks of cheese and weighs them on a food scale. 1 2 1lb78lb
How much more cheese does Mr. Evans need?
Mr. Evans needs lb more cheese.
Topic Quiz C
Assessment: Grade 5, Module 2, Topic C, Topic Quiz 3 Name
1. Evaluate.
5−3 10 =
358+5 6 = 112 3 −73 4 = (21+61 62)−6910 =
2. Estimate each sum or difference. Then mark the correct column to show whether the value of each expression is less than 1, between 1 and 2, or greater than 2.
178− 2 3
41 3 −31 2 2 5+13 7
167+1 6
3. Toby has 31 4 cups of rice. He uses 2 3 cups to make dinner. How much rice does Toby have left?
Toby has cups of rice left.
4. Kayla practices guitar for 13 4 hours. Then she practices piano for 22 3 hours.
Part A
Draw an arrow on the number line to create a model that represents the total number of hours Kayla practices guitar and piano. 1 2 012345 1
Part B
How many hours does Kayla practice guitar and piano altogether?
Kayla practices for hours altogether.
5. Mr. Perez has a desk with a broken leg. He puts two blocks of wood under the desk to hold it up. Then he realizes he needs a third block. How many inches tall does the third block of wood need to be?
The third block of wood needs to be inches tall.
Assessment: Grade 5, Module 2, Topic C, Sample Solution
ANSWER KEY TOPIC QUIZ C-1 ▸
1. Evaluate.
76 −4 1 5 =5
12 3 4+5 7 6 =12
93 2 5 −61 3 4 =20 (919+5133 )4 −4 25 8=40
2. Estimate each sum or difference. Then mark the correct column to show whether the value of each expression is less than 1, between 1 and 2, or greater than 2 Expression Less Than 1 Between 1 and 2 Greater Than 2
123+5 8 X
34 5 −27 8 X 3 4+11 8 X
159− 9 10 X
3. Tyler has 71 2 hours to complete a school project. He spends 2 3 hours working on the project. How many hours remain for Tyler to complete his project?
Tyler has 65 6 hours remaining to finish.
4. Miss Baker makes soup. She uses 12 3 pounds of potatoes and 21 4 pounds of meat.
Part A
Draw an arrow on the number line to create a model that represents the total number of pounds of potatoes and meat Miss Baker uses.
Sample: 1 2
Part B
How many pounds of potatoes and meat does Miss Baker use altogether?
Miss Baker uses 311 12 pounds of potatoes and meat altogether.
5. Mr. Evans puts two boxes on a shelf. How many inches of empty space remain on the shelf? 42in 1 8 9in 1 2 7in 3 4
247 8 inches of empty space remain on the shelf.
1. Evaluate.
ANSWER KEY TOPIC QUIZ C-2 ▸
43 −5 1 6 =6
45 5 9+57 6 =18
85 7 10 −2319 4 =20 (1016+75157 )1 −2 82 =24
2. Estimate each sum or difference. Then mark the correct column to show whether the value of each expression is less than 1, between 1 and 2, or greater than 2.
3+1 7 X
10+4 5 X 81 3 −71 2 X 234− 3 5 X
3. Ryan has 33 8 yards of tape. He uses 7 12 yards to tape a box. How many yards of tape does Ryan have left?
Ryan has 219 24 yards of tape left.
4. Miss Baker runs on the weekend. On Saturday, she runs 13 4 miles. On Sunday, she runs 11 6 miles.
Part A
Draw an arrow on the number line to create a model that represents the total number of miles Miss Baker runs.
Sample:
Part B
How many miles does Miss Baker run altogether?
Miss Baker runs 211 12 miles altogether.
5. Mr. Evans needs 31 4 lb of cheese for a recipe. He has 2 blocks of cheese and weighs them on a food scale.
How much more cheese does Mr. Evans need?
Mr. Evans needs 7 8lb more cheese.
ANSWER KEY TOPIC QUIZ C-3 ▸
1. Evaluate. 4 5− 7 3 10 =10 4 358+5 11 6 =24 113 2 3 −73 11 4 =12 (211 +61 23 )930 −6 10 = 62
2. Estimate each sum or difference. Then mark the correct column to show whether the value of each expression is less than 1, between 1 and 2, or greater than 2.
3. Toby has 31 4 cups of rice. He uses 2 3 cups to make dinner. How much rice does Toby have left?
Toby has cups of rice left. 27 12
4. Kayla practices guitar for 13 4 hours. Then she practices piano for 22 3 hours.
Part A
Draw an arrow on the number line to create a model that represents the total number of hours Kayla practices guitar and piano.
Sample: 1 2
Part B
How many hours does Kayla practice guitar and piano altogether?
Kayla practices for 45 12 hours altogether.
5. Mr. Perez has a desk with a broken leg. He puts two blocks of wood under the desk to hold it up. Then he realizes he needs a third block. How many inches tall does the third block of wood need to be?