10 Problem Solving Strategies
�This quiz will assess your understanding of ordered pairs. ��
Questions and Answers
- 1.
The total value of 3 dimes and 3 nickels is divided equally among 9 people. How much money does each person receive?
- A.
$0.05
- B.
$0.06
- C.
$0.10
Correct Answer
A. $0.05Explanation
Each dime is worth $0.10 and each nickel is worth $0.05. Since there are 3 dimes and 3 nickels, the total value is (3 x $0.10) + (3 x $0.05) = $0.30 + $0.15 = $0.45. If this amount is divided equally among 9 people, each person would receive $0.45 / 9 = $0.05. Therefore, the correct answer is $0.05.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Denise is having a party. She orders 5 pizzas with 8 slices each. If there are 20 people at the party altogether how many slices does each person get if the pizza is shared equally?
- A.
2
- B.
3
- C.
40
- D.
4
Correct Answer
A. 2Explanation
Each pizza has 8 slices, and Denise orders 5 pizzas, so there are a total of 8 x 5 = 40 slices. Since there are 20 people at the party, each person will get 40 / 20 = 2 slices.Rate this question:
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- 3.
If 152 different people came to a puppet show every day for 34 days, how many people saw the show?
- A.
1,164
- B.
4,560
- C.
5,168
- D.
6,530
Correct Answer
C. 5,168Explanation
If 152 different people came to a puppet show every day for 34 days, we can calculate the total number of people who saw the show by multiplying the number of people who came each day (152) by the number of days (34). This gives us 152 x 34 = 5,168. Therefore, 5,168 people saw the show.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Jen and Julia each brought 3 3/4 cups of snack mix to a party. How much snack mix did they bring in all?
- A.
7 1/2 cups
- B.
6 3/4 cups
- C.
6 1/2 cups
- D.
4 1/2 cups
Correct Answer
A. 7 1/2 cupsExplanation
Jen and Julia each brought 3 3/4 cups of snack mix to the party. To find out how much snack mix they brought in all, we need to add their quantities together. Adding 3 3/4 cups and 3 3/4 cups gives us a total of 7 1/2 cups. Therefore, the correct answer is 7 1/2 cups.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Jill bought some buttons. Of those buttons, 5/10 are green, 3/10 are square, and 7/10 are wooden. Which shows the buttons ordered from least to greatest?
- A.
Wooden, square, green
- B.
Green, square, wooden
- C.
Square, green, wooden
- D.
Wooden, green, square
Correct Answer
C. Square, green, woodenExplanation
The buttons are ordered from least to greatest based on the given information. First, the square buttons are mentioned, followed by the green buttons, and finally the wooden buttons.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Tessa rides her bike 2.2 miles to school. Jeff rides 2.7 miles. Dawn rides 2 1/5 miles. Dave rides 2 3/5 miles to school. Which two students ride the same distance?
- A.
Tessa and Dave
- B.
Dawn and Jeff
- C.
Tessa and Dawn
- D.
Jeff and Dave
Correct Answer
C. Tessa and DawnExplanation
Tessa rides her bike 2.2 miles to school and Dawn rides 2 1/5 miles. To compare their distances, we need to convert Dawn's distance to a decimal. 2 1/5 is equivalent to 2.2. Therefore, Tessa and Dawn ride the same distance of 2.2 miles.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Liam uses 4/8 gallon of grape juice, 5/8 gallon of orange juice, and 1/8 gallon of pineapple juice in his fruit punch. Which lists the juice amounts from greatest to least?
- A.
Orange, grape, pineapple
- B.
Orange, pineapple, grape
- C.
Pineapple, grape, orange
- D.
Pineapple, orange, grape
Correct Answer
A. Orange, grape, pineappleExplanation
The given question asks for the juice amounts from greatest to least. In the fruit punch, Liam uses 5/8 gallon of orange juice, which is the largest amount. Then, he uses 4/8 gallon of grape juice, which is smaller than the orange juice. Finally, he uses 1/8 gallon of pineapple juice, which is the smallest amount. Therefore, the correct order from greatest to least is orange, grape, pineapple.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Vanessa pitched 5/9 of a softball game. Alicia pitched 2/9 of the game. Which expression shows how much more of the game Vanessa pitched than Alicia?
- A.
5/9 + 2/9
- B.
5/9 - 2/9
- C.
1 - 5/9
Correct Answer
B. 5/9 - 2/9Explanation
The expression 5/9 - 2/9 shows how much more of the game Vanessa pitched than Alicia. By subtracting the fraction representing the portion of the game Alicia pitched (2/9) from the fraction representing the portion of the game Vanessa pitched (5/9), we can determine the difference between the two fractions, which represents how much more Vanessa pitched than Alicia.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Dan ran 3.5 miles and Mary ran 2.8 miles. Brian ran more miles than Dan, but not as many as Karen. Who ran the least distance?
- A.
Dan
- B.
Mary
- C.
Brian
- D.
Karen
Correct Answer
B. MaryExplanation
Based on the information given, it is stated that Brian ran more miles than Dan, but not as many as Karen. Since Mary's distance is not compared to anyone else's, it can be inferred that Mary ran the least distance among all of them.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Tricia is 6 3/4 years old. Laurie is 6 1/2 years old. Jim is 6.25 years old. Mark is 6.5 years old. Which two children are the same age?
- A.
Tricia and Mark
- B.
Laurie and Jim
- C.
Tricia and Jim
- D.
Laurie and Mark
Correct Answer
D. Laurie and MarkExplanation
Laurie and Mark are the same age because both of them are 6.5 years old. This can be determined by converting their ages to a common fraction. Tricia is 6 3/4 which is greater than 6.5, and Jim is 6.25 which is less than 6.5. Therefore, the only two children who are the same age are Laurie and Mark.Rate this question:
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