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Florida Assessment of Student Thinking Mathematics Grade 5

One hundred eight questions on decimals, fraction operations, volume, and the coordinate plane.

These questions are original. This is not an official Florida Assessment of Student Thinking test, and FreeExam is not affiliated with the Florida Department of Education.

  1. 1.A pond depth gauge reads 4.275 meters. What is the value of the digit 7?

  2. 2.Elena is at the market. She puts 2.75 pounds of apples in a bag and then adds 1.4 pounds of pears. How many pounds of fruit are in the bag?

  3. 3.A ferry route is 8.2 kilometers long. After the boat has traveled 3.65 kilometers, how many kilometers of the route are left?

  4. 4.A craft strip is 0.6 meter long. Mira uses 0.5 of the strip for a bookmark. How long is the bookmark?

  5. 5.A painter pours 2.4 liters of primer equally into 6 jars. How many liters go into each jar?

  6. 6.Leo eats 1/2 of a sandwich at lunch and 1/3 of a sandwich after soccer. What fraction of a sandwich does he eat altogether?

  7. 7.A paint can is 3/4 full. A mural uses 1/2 of a full can. What fraction of the can is left?

  8. 8.One batch of granola uses 2/3 cup of oats. Dana makes 6 batches for a camping trip. How many cups of oats does she use?

  9. 9.A shipping crate is a rectangular prism 4 feet long, 3 feet wide, and 2 feet tall. What is the volume of the crate?

  10. 10.A class records a bean sprout on a first-quadrant grid, 4 units to the right of the origin and 6 units up. Which ordered pair names the sprout?

  11. 11.A ticket booth charges 2 dollars to enter and 3 dollars for each of 4 ride tokens. The cost in dollars is 2 + 3 × 4. What is the cost?

  12. 12.A puzzle card says the grid is 10 squared. How many small squares are on that grid?

  13. 13.A classroom poster is 3 feet tall. How many inches tall is the poster?

  14. 14.During a lab check, the thermometer stops at 15.306 degrees. What value does the digit 3 stand for in that reading?

  15. 15.To start a soup, a cook pours 1.25 liters of broth into a pot and then adds 0.8 liter of water. How many liters are in the pot?

  16. 16.Before a climb, 1.85 meters are cut from a 5.4-meter rope. How long is the rope that is left?

  17. 17.Floor tiles for a hallway are each 0.4 foot wide. Seven tiles are set side by side in one row. How wide is that row?

  18. 18.A gardener splits 9.6 ounces of sunflower seed equally into 8 packets. How many ounces are in each packet?

  19. 19.At a picnic, one cousin takes 1/4 of a cherry pie and another cousin takes 1/8 of that pie. What fraction of the pie do the two cousins take together?

  20. 20.A spool holds 5/6 yard of ribbon. A bow uses 1/3 yard. What fraction of a yard is left on the spool?

  21. 21.Luis melts butter while pancakes cook. The griddle holds 8 pancakes, and every pancake soaks up 3/4 tablespoon. How many tablespoons melt?

  22. 22.A sandbox is 5 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 1 foot deep. How much sand fills the sandbox to the top?

  23. 23.A library map uses the first quadrant. The reading nook is at (2, 5). Which sentence describes that point?

  24. 24.Eight muffins are on a plate. Each of 2 friends takes 3 muffins. The number left is 8 - 2 × 3. How many muffins are left?

  25. 25.In a base-ten block set, the large cube stands for 10 to the third power. How many unit cubes make that large cube?

  26. 26.String lights must cover a garden path that is 6 meters long. How many centimeters of lights are needed to match the path?

  27. 27.A diving scoreboard lights up 8.06. What is the value of the digit 6?

  28. 28.Nuts and dried fruit go into one trail-mix bag: 0.35 kilogram of nuts and 0.47 kilogram of dried fruit. What is the mass of the bag?

  29. 29.A lawn mower starts with 12.5 gallons in its tank. The job uses 7.85 gallons. How many gallons remain?

  30. 30.Each eraser in the school store costs $0.15. Nia buys 6 erasers. What is the total cost?

  31. 31.A pitcher holds 3.6 liters of lemonade. Each cup holds 0.4 liter. How many full cups can be poured?

  32. 32.A gardener pours 1/2 of a bag of soil around tomato plants and 1/5 of a bag around pepper plants. What fraction of a bag is used?

  33. 33.A woodshop board is 7/8 foot long. A student cuts off 1/4 foot for a sign. What fraction of a foot is left?

  34. 34.Parade trim is cut in 2/5-yard pieces, one piece for each of 5 banners. How many yards of trim is that?

  35. 35.Ken builds a rectangular prism from centimeter cubes. The bottom layer is 6 cubes long and 4 cubes wide, and a second layer matches it. What is the volume of the prism?

  36. 36.On a treasure map drawn in the first quadrant, the chest sits 7 units to the right of the origin and 1 unit up. Which ordered pair marks the chest?

  37. 37.A team scores 5 points before halftime and 3 points after halftime, and it does that in each of 2 games. The total is (5 + 3) × 2. How many points does the team score?

  38. 38.One seed packet has a mass of 3.7 grams. A store display holds 100 of those packets. What is the total mass of the display?

  39. 39.A documentary for science class runs for 2 hours. How many minutes long is the documentary?

  40. 40.Four jars sat out in the rain. Which amount of rainwater is the greatest?

  41. 41.The first leg of a relay takes 12.48 seconds, and the second leg takes 11.6 seconds. What is the combined time for those two legs?

  42. 42.Books fill 2.75 feet of a shelf that is 3.5 feet long. How many feet of the shelf are still empty?

  43. 43.A reading mat is a rectangle 0.8 meter long and 0.3 meter wide. What is the area of the mat?

  44. 44.Scouts divide a 7.5-meter climbing cord into equal lengths of 1.5 meters. How many pieces do they get?

  45. 45.At a birthday party, guests eat 1/3 of a cheese pizza first and later eat another 1/6 of that pizza. What fraction of the pizza is eaten?

  46. 46.A water bottle is 2/3 full. Sam drinks 1/6 of a full bottle. What fraction of the bottle is still full?

  47. 47.The kennel sets out 4 breakfast bowls, and the scoop for each bowl is 3/8 cup. How many cups leave the food bin?

  48. 48.A coach measures the empty space in a locker: 3 feet from the floor to a shelf, 2 feet across, and 2 feet from the door to the back wall. How many cubic feet can the locker hold?

  49. 49.On a park grid in the first quadrant, a bench is marked (8, 3). Which sentence tells where the bench is?

  50. 50.Lena has 18 stickers. She gives away half of a pack of 6. The number she keeps is 18 - 6 ÷ 2. How many stickers does she keep?

  51. 51.A digital design uses 4 × 10 to the third power pixels. How many pixels is that?

  52. 52.A lab table is 150 centimeters long. The room diagram is drawn in meters. What is that length in meters?

  53. 53.A lab scale reads 6.038 grams. Which expression shows 6.038 in expanded form?

  54. 54.In the morning a canoe covers 4.6 kilometers, and in the afternoon it covers 3.25 kilometers. How many kilometers does the canoe travel that day?

  55. 55.The temperature starts at 21.4 degrees in the morning and drops 3.75 degrees by noon. What is the temperature at noon?

  56. 56.Each flowerpot on a windowsill needs 0.25 pound of soil. There are 9 pots. How many pounds of soil are needed?

  57. 57.A baker has 6.3 kilograms of dough. Each roll uses 0.9 kilogram. How many rolls can the baker make?

  58. 58.Mina packs 1/4 of a box of granola and then adds another 3/8 of a box for a hike. What fraction of a box does she pack?

  59. 59.A bag holds 3/4 kilogram of flour. A cookie recipe uses 1/8 kilogram. What fraction of a kilogram is left in the bag?

  60. 60.A clubhouse painter covers one wall with 2/3 gallon, then does the same for the other two walls in the room. How many gallons leave the can?

  61. 61.Water fills a tank that runs 8 inches from left to right, 5 inches from front to back, and 4 inches from the gravel to the waterline. How many cubic inches of water is that?

  62. 62.Field day pins a kite by walking 3 units right from the origin and then 9 units up. Which ordered pair should be written on the pin?

  63. 63.Four shelves each receive a pile of 6 books after 1 damaged book is removed from the pile. Then 2 more books are placed on a table. The total is 4 × (6 - 1) + 2. How many books is that?

  64. 64.A 56.3-meter fitness path is divided into 100 equal steps. How long is each step?

  65. 65.A wooden porch rail is 48 inches long. The cut list is written in feet. How many feet long is the rail?

  66. 66.A beetle measured for a science log is 2.46 centimeters long. What is that length rounded to the nearest tenth?

  67. 67.On a snack receipt, fruit costs $3.65 and crackers cost $2.48. What is the total cost of the fruit and the crackers?

  68. 68.The deep end of a pool is 1.8 meters. After a leak, the water is 0.45 meter lower. What is the new depth?

  69. 69.Twine for a package costs $0.55 per meter. The package needs 4 meters of twine. What is the cost of the twine?

  70. 70.A science kit has 4.5 grams of salt to split evenly among 5 dishes. How many grams go in each dish?

  71. 71.A cook stirs 2/5 cup of grapes and 1/2 cup of melon into a bowl. How many cups of fruit are in the bowl?

  72. 72.An art project snips 1/2 meter from a paper roll that started at 5/6 meter. What fraction of a meter remains on the roll?

  73. 73.Twelve outfits hang on the costume rack. The lace spool gives 1/4 yard to each outfit. How many yards come off the spool?

  74. 74.Workers pour a doorstep as a solid block 10 inches from front to back, 4 inches from side to side, and 6 inches thick. How many cubic inches of concrete are in the block?

  75. 75.On the plaza plan, the flagpole is the same distance from the origin in both directions: 5 units right and 5 units up. Which ordered pair is that spot?

  76. 76.Eighteen sheets of paper are shared equally by 3 students, and then each share is doubled by a copy. The sheet count is 18 ÷ 3 × 2. How many sheets is that?

  77. 77.A craft box has 7 rows of beads, and each row has 10 squared beads. How many beads are in the box?

  78. 78.Choir warmup lasts 90 minutes. The sign-up sheet asks for the time in hours. How many hours is the warmup?

  79. 79.A shipping label lists a mass of 50.219 kilograms. Which digit is in the tenths place?

  80. 80.A deli pack holds 0.6 kilogram of cheese together with 0.45 kilogram of crackers. What is the total mass of the pack?

  81. 81.Hikers plan a 10.25-mile trail. They stop after 6.8 miles to rest. How many miles do they still have to walk?

  82. 82.A square window pane measures 0.5 meter on each side. What is the area of the pane?

  83. 83.A relay team runs 5.6 kilometers in all, and the distance is shared equally by 7 runners. How many kilometers does each runner run?

  84. 84.An art student uses 3/10 of a clay block for a bowl and 2/5 of a clay block for a cup. What fraction of a block is used?

  85. 85.A candle is 7/10 foot tall. After it burns, it is shorter by 1/5 foot. How tall is the candle then, as a fraction of a foot?

  86. 86.Five lunch bags sit open. A measuring cup drops 3/5 cup of cereal into every bag. How many cups of cereal are poured?

  87. 87.A windowsill planter is 9 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 3 inches deep. How much soil fills the planter to the top?

  88. 88.A picnic blanket's corner is marked 6 units to the right of the origin and 2 units up on a first-quadrant grid. Which ordered pair is that corner?

  89. 89.A game starts with 9 points, adds 3 points for each of 2 goals, and then subtracts 4 penalty points. The score is 9 + 3 × 2 - 4. What is the score?

  90. 90.Each sports bottle holds 8.4 ounces. A cooler case holds 10 of those bottles. How many ounces are in the case?

  91. 91.Four jump ropes, each 1 meter long, are laid end to end for a measuring line. How many centimeters long is the line?

  92. 92.Four pieces of string are cut for a mobile. Which piece is the shortest?

  93. 93.The walk from home to the library is 3.4 miles, and the walk from the library to the park is another 2.85 miles. How many miles is the whole walk?

  94. 94.Sam has $20.00 and spends $12.46 on a book. How much money does Sam have left?

  95. 95.Each bottle in a juice carton holds 0.3 liter. The carton contains 12 bottles. How many liters of juice is that?

  96. 96.A technician winds a 2.8-meter wire so that each coil uses 0.4 meter. How many coils does the winding make?

  97. 97.A snack bowl gets 1/2 cup of yogurt and then 1/4 cup of berries. How many cups are in the bowl?

  98. 98.Bracelet making uses 1/10 meter from a cord that began at 3/5 meter. What fraction of a meter has not been used?

  99. 99.Wood for photo frames is marked at 3/10 meter for a frame, and the student builds 4 frames. How many meters does the student saw?

  100. 100.Wooden blocks fill a gift box in two layers. Each layer is 5 blocks long and 3 blocks wide, with no gaps. What is the volume of the stack of blocks?

  101. 101.A town grid in the first quadrant shows the clock tower at (1, 4). Which sentence describes the tower?

  102. 102.Each of 3 friends removes 4 beads from a string of 10 beads. The beads that remain are put together and split equally into 2 pouches. The number in each pouch is 3 × (10 - 4) ÷ 2. How many beads are in each pouch?

  103. 103.Each page of a dot pattern has 10 squared dots, and a packet has 5 pages. The total is 5 × 10 squared. How many dots are in the packet?

  104. 104.A science fair is open from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. How many minutes is the fair open?

  105. 105.At the end of a dash, the stopwatch reads 9.407 seconds. What value does the digit 4 have in that time?

  106. 106.A small jar is filled with 1/3 cup of oil and 1/4 cup of vinegar. How many cups of liquid are in the jar?

  107. 107.Chairs go into a closet that runs 7 feet along the wall, sticks out 4 feet into the room, and rises 2 feet to a low shelf. What is the volume of that space?

  108. 108.A gardener cuts 6.48 centimeters off a stake that was 15.2 centimeters long. How long is the stake after the cut?