Add.
70)
63
+ 17
70)
A)
80
B)
90
C)
82
D)
70
Use addition, subtraction, or multiplication to solve the problem.
71)
There are 16,904 freshmen and 12,965 sophomores enrolled at Lincoln Community Junior College.
What is the total enrollment?
71)
A)
29,969 students
B)
5039 students
C)
29,869 students
D)
3939 students
Solve the problem.
72)
Alicia sold $2348 in paintings at the art fair. If she sold 4 paintings total, and they all sold for the
same amount, what was the price of one painting?
72)
A)
$570
B)
$621
C)
$587
D)
$487
73)
The number of atoms in a slice of cheese is 12,988,263,449. Round this amount to the nearest
ten–thousand.
73)
A)
12,988,000,000 atoms
B)
12,988,263,400 atoms
C)
12,988,263,450 atoms
D)
12,988,260,000 atoms
74)
Sue had $342 in her bank account. She deposited a $709 paycheck and a $643 paycheck. How much
did she deposit and what was her new balance?
74)
A)
$985; $1594
B)
$1051; $1694
C)
$1352; $1684
D)
$1352; $1694
Write the digit for the given place value in the whole number.
75)
2,121,571,308
billions
millions
75)
A)
billions 1
millions 2
B)
billions 2
millions 1
C)
billions 1
millions 5
D)
billions 1
millions 1
Write the number using digits.
76)
ten million, three hundred fifty–four thousand, two hundred three
76)
A)
135,423
B)
10,354,203
C)
1,354,203
D)
1,354,230
Use the bar graph to answer the question.
77)
The bar graph below shows the number of students by major in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Find the total number of students majoring in either History or English.
77)
A)
700 students
B)
500 students
C)
450 students
D)
600 students
Divide. If the division is not possible, write “undefined.”
78)
7168 ÷5
78)
A)
1433
B)
1433 R3
C)
1433 R4
D)
1436
Solve the problem.
79)
Sonya is driving 784 miles to get home from college. If she drives 304 miles the first day, how many
miles remain?
79)
A)
1088 miles
B)
1098 miles
C)
480 miles
D)
470 miles
Write the number using digits.
80)
forty–eight thousand, seventeen
80)
A)
47,180
B)
48,017
C)
4817
D)
48,170
Solve the problem.
81)
A caterer uses special stacking ovens to prepare large amounts of food. Find the total number of
servings that can be prepared in one hour.
Pizza: 4 servings per pan
Number of pans per oven: 4
Pan changes per hour: 2
Number of ovens: 4
81)
A)
64 servings
B)
32 servings
C)
78 servings
D)
128 servings
Round the number to the nearest ten, nearest hundred, and nearest thousand.
82)
24,169
82)
A)
Ten 24,170
Hundred 24,200
Thousand 24,000
B)
Ten 24,160
Hundred 24,200
Thousand 24,180
C)
Ten 24,170
Hundred 24,160
Thousand 25,000
D)
Ten 24,160
Hundred 24,100
Thousand 25,000
Subtract.
83)
89
– 34
83)
A)
65
B)
123
C)
55
D)
47
C
Solve the problem.
84)
The gross national product for the United States was $57,687,189,435,419. Round this amount to the
nearest ten–million.
84)
A)
$57,687,200,000,000
B)
$57,687,189,435,000
C)
$57,687,190,000,000
D)
$57,687,189,000,000
C
Subtract.
85)
5537
– 1273
85)
A)
5264
B)
4258
C)
4198
D)
4264
D
A
Check the addition. If the answer is incorrect, find the correct answer.
86)
7871
849
16
+4875
13,611
86)
A)
Incorrect; should be 13,511
B)
Incorrect; should be 14,611
C)
Correct
D)
Incorrect; should be 13,521
Solve the problem.
87)
Last year the hatch–back model of a new car cost $15,819. This year’s model costs $18,904. How
much more does this year’s model cost?
87)
A)
$33,723
B)
$3085
C)
$34,723
D)
$2985
88)
The gross national product for the United States was $53,109,875,333,482. Round this amount to the
nearest ten–billion.
88)
A)
$53,109,000,000,000
B)
$53,100,000,000,000
C)
$50,000,000,000,000
D)
$53,110,000,000,000
Multiply.
89)
300
×400
89)
A)
121,000
B)
120,000
C)
119,000
D)
130,000
Use multiplication to check the answer. If an answer is incorrect, find the correct answer.
90)
9
94,902 R2
854,122
90)
A)
Correct
B)
Incorrect; should be 94,903 R2
C)
Incorrect; should be 94,902 R4
D)
Incorrect; should be 94,902 R3
Find the perimeter.
91)
A concrete curb is to be built around a parking lot. How many meters of curbing will be needed?
51 meters
33 meters 33 meters
51 meters
91)
A)
135 m
B)
1683 m
C)
84 m
D)
168 m
92)
Maria needs to replace all the fencing around her horse pasture. How many meters of fencing will
she need?
91 meters
69 meters 99 meters
130 meters
92)
A)
336 m
B)
298 m
C)
389 m
D)
380 m
Multiply.
93)
911
×4
93)
A)
3544
B)
3654
C)
3744
D)
3644
Use multiplication to check the answer. If an answer is incorrect, find the correct answer.
94)
9
8249 R3
74,242
94)
A)
Incorrect; should be 8252 R3
B)
Correct
C)
Incorrect; should be 8249 R2
D)
Incorrect; should be 8249 R1
Divide. If the division is not possible, write “undefined.”
95)
64461
95)
A)
743 R2
B)
743
C)
742 R9
D)
743 R3
Estimate the answer by rounding as indicated.
96)
Estimate by rounding to the nearest hundred.
673
670
362
453
+ 163
96)
A)
2300
B)
2321
C)
2320
D)
2500
Find the total cost.
97)
1336 employees
at $149 per day
97)
A)
$199,064
B)
$1485
C)
$9
D)
$1187
Divide. If the division is not possible, write “undefined.”
98)
6828
4
98)
A)
1707
B)
1705 R 1
C)
1707 R 3
D)
1705
Use the line graph to answer the question.
99)
The line graph shows the 2001 sales data for the Big “D” company.
What were the total sales for the first 6 months?
99)
A)
$364,000
B)
$302,000
C)
$366,000
D)
$424,000
Use the bar graph to answer the question.
100)
The bar graph below shows the number of students by major in the College of Arts and Sciences.
How many students are majoring in History?
100)
A)
400 students
B)
300 students
C)
350 students
D)
250 students
Write the number as indicated.
101)
An ocean covers approximately three million, six hundred sixty–one thousand, three hundred
square miles. Write the number using digits.
101)
A)
3,661,300
B)
3,000,661,300
C)
3,661, 030
D)
3,661,003
A
Write the number in words.
102)
250,030,535
102)
A)
twenty–five million, thirty thousand, five hundred thirty–five
B)
two hundred fifty million, three hundred thousand, five hundred thirty–five
C)
two million, five hundred three thousand, five hundred thirty–five
D)
two hundred fifty million, thirty thousand, five hundred thirty–five
D
B
Solve the problem.
103)
The Human Resources department of a medium–sized corporation reported that the average age of
its employees is 47 years and the average number of hours each employee worked each week is 44
hours. Round each of these numbers to the nearest ten.
103)
A)
40 years; 50 hours
B)
50 years; 40 hours
C)
40 years; 40 hours
D)
50 years; 50 hours
Work the chain multiplication.
104)
37 ·58 ·9
104)
A)
19,314
B)
19,214
C)
19,304
D)
19,414
Determine whether the number is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and/or 10.
105)
9344
105)
A)
2, 3, 4, 8, 9
B)
2, 4, 8
C)
2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9
D)
2, 3, 4, 6, 8
Divide by using long division.
106)
600 334,637
106)
A)
557 R377
B)
557 R437
C)
557
D)
437
Solve the problem. First use front end rounding. Then find the exact answer.
107)
The number of vacationers at the lake was 3061 on Friday. If this was 1387 more than on Thursday,
how many people were at the lake on Thursday?
107)
A)
Estimate: 2000 vacationers; exact: 1674 vacationers
B)
Estimate: 4500 vacationers; exact: 4448 vacationers
C)
Estimate: 4000 vacationers; exact: 4450 vacationers
D)
Estimate: 1700 vacationers; exact: 1670 vacationers
Round the number as indicated.
108)
491 to the nearest hundred
108)
A)
600
B)
500
C)
490
D)
400
Solve the problem by using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division as needed.
109)
A customer borrowed $7200 from his credit union for a year. If the interest on the loan was $576,
what were his monthly payments?
109)
A)
$648
B)
$552
C)
$7776
D)
$600
Solve the problem.
110)
A survey of 1492 people found that 523 people were planning to travel on Labor Day weekend.
How many people were planning to stay home?
110)
A)
1915 people
B)
869 people
C)
969 people
D)
2015 people
Write the number using digits.
111)
one hundred million, six thousand
111)
A)
1006
B)
100,006,000
C)
1,600,000
D)
106,000,000
Divide. If the division is not possible, write “undefined.”
112)
4496 ÷8
112)
A)
564
B)
564 R7
C)
562
D)
562 R1
Write the number in words.
113)
427,770,050
113)
A)
four hundred twenty–seven million, seven hundred seventy thousand, fifty
B)
four hundred twenty–seven million, seventy–seven thousand, fifty
C)
four hundred twenty–seven million, seven hundred seventy thousand, five hundred
D)
four hundred twenty–seven million, seven hundred seventy thousand, five
Divide by using long division.
114)
67 66,451
114)
A)
991 R54
B)
991 R35
C)
54
D)
991
A
Estimate the answer by rounding as indicated.
115)
Estimate by rounding to the nearest ten.
74
– 17
115)
A)
57
B)
50
C)
60
D)
90
B
Solve the problem.
116)
A caterer uses special stacking ovens to prepare large amounts of food. Find the total number of
servings that can be prepared in one hour.
Cookies: 12 servings per pan
Number of pans per oven: 6
Pan changes per hour: 5
Number of ovens: 2
116)
A)
360 servings
B)
144 servings
C)
670 servings
D)
720 servings
D
A
Use the line graph to answer the question.
117)
The line graph shows the 2001 sales data for the Big “D” company.
In the first six months, which month(s) had the highest sales?
117)
A)
Month 12
B)
Month 6
C)
Month 1, Month 3
D)
Month 3, Month 6
Determine whether the number is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and/or 10.
118)
30
118)
A)
2, 3, 5, 6, 10
B)
2, 3, 5, 6
C)
2, 3, 5, 10
D)
2, 3, 5
A
Work the chain multiplication.
119)
(2)(3)(3)
119)
A)
233
B)
18
C)
8
D)
24
B
Solve the problem.
120)
An employee was paid $46,150 during the first half of last year. During the second half he was paid
$47,898. How much more was his income during the second half?
120)
A)
$94,148
B)
$1848
C)
$94,048
D)
$1748
D
D
Use the pictograph to answer the question.
121)
For selected countries, this pictograph shows approximately how many kilograms of seafood is
consumed by each person (per capita) annually.
500
Which country consumes the most seafood?
121)
A)
Country A
B)
Country E
C)
Country D
D)
Country B
Solve the problem.
122)
There are 1183 students registered at Lincoln Community College. 570 of them are men. How many
women are registered?
122)
A)
1753 women
B)
603 women
C)
1653 women
D)
613 women
D)
Simplify the expression by using the order of operations.
123)
13 ·16 – 10 ·4
123)
A)
188
B)
168
C)
72
D)
32
D)
D)
Write the number in words.
124)
9,900,866
124)
A)
nine million, ninety thousand, eight hundred sixty–six
B)
nine million, nine thousand, eight hundred sixty–six
C)
ninety–nine thousand, eight hundred sixty–six
D)
nine million, nine hundred thousand, eight hundred sixty–six
Simplify the expression by using the order of operations.
125)
5· (5– 4) +49
125)
A)
28
B)
52
C)
12
D)
40
C
Use the bar graph to answer the question.
126)
The bar graph illustrates the number of minutes of cell phone usage during selected months. How
many minutes were used during the month of February?
126)
A)
35
B)
21
C)
31
D)
14
D
D
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