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Georgia Milestones Assessment System Mathematics Grade 5

Decimals, fraction operations, volume, and numerical expressions.

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  1. 1.A basket of Elberta peaches at a Fort Valley shed weighs 4.275 pounds. What is the value of the digit 2?

  2. 2.The morning tide board on Tybee Island reads 7.038 feet. Which digit is in the hundredths place?

  3. 3.One sack on the scale at an Albany pecan plant weighs 1.406 kilograms. What is the value of the digit 6?

  4. 4.A split time on the Atlanta BeltLine is 5.309 minutes. Which expression shows 5.309 in expanded form?

  5. 5.A sample dipped from the Chattahoochee River near Columbus measures 0.814 liter. Which digit is in the thousandths place?

  6. 6.From home plate to a painted mark at a Macon ballfield is 18.635 meters. The digit 6 stands for which value?

  7. 7.A Toombs County scale lists a truck of Vidalia onions at 9.072 tons. Which sum equals 9.072?

  8. 8.A creek on a Dahlonega trail map is 3.8 kilometers from the trailhead. Which number shows 3.8 written to the thousandths place?

  9. 9.At a Decatur farmers market, one jar of sourwood honey weighs 2.46 pounds and another weighs 2.5 pounds. Which statement is true?

  10. 10.A walking loop around Stone Mountain measures 6.274 kilometers. What is 6.274 rounded to the nearest tenth?

  11. 11.A rowboat on the Augusta Canal covers 4.516 kilometers. What is 4.516 rounded to the nearest hundredth?

  12. 12.A conch in a Jekyll Island display is 8.64 centimeters long. What is 8.64 rounded to the nearest whole number?

  13. 13.Three rain gauges in Rome collected 1.09 inches, 1.2 inches, and 1.15 inches. Which list orders the amounts from least to greatest?

  14. 14.One lap on a Valdosta track is timed at 1.438 minutes. What is 1.438 rounded to the nearest tenth?

  15. 15.Two pine boards in an Athens workshop measure 0.708 meter and 0.78 meter. Which comparison is correct?

  16. 16.A basket of shrimp on a Brunswick dock weighs 12.493 pounds. What is 12.493 rounded to the nearest hundredth?

  17. 17.A Marietta bakery puts 3.45 pounds of flour and 2.27 pounds of sugar into one peach cobbler. How many pounds is that altogether?

  18. 18.A cooler at Lake Lanier starts with 9.50 liters of water. Campers pour out 2.75 liters for lunch. How many liters remain?

  19. 19.A rocket club in Warner Robins records one flight of 4.8 meters and a second flight of 3.65 meters. What is the sum of the two distances?

  20. 20.A spool in a Gainesville shop holds 15.00 meters of ribbon. A clerk cuts off 6.38 meters. How many meters stay on the spool?

  21. 21.At a Newnan history museum, an adult ticket costs $7.25 and a child ticket costs $4.80. What is the cost of one of each ticket?

  22. 22.A garden hose in Statesboro is 20.40 meters long. After a torn end of 3.75 meters is removed, how long is the hose?

  23. 23.On Kennesaw Mountain, the first marked section is 2.06 miles and the next section is 1.95 miles. How long are the two sections combined?

  24. 24.A pitcher in an Alpharetta cafeteria holds 8.20 cups of juice. Snack time uses 2.47 cups. How many cups are left?

  25. 25.A Dalton carpet shop stitches 28 border strips, and each strip takes 36 inches of yarn. How many inches of yarn are used?

  26. 26.A pecan shed near LaGrange has 2,156 pecans to pack into bags of 14. How many full bags does that make?

  27. 27.A bus lot in Perry parks 47 buses, and each bus has 62 seats. How many seats are on the lot?

  28. 28.Volunteers in Tifton divide 3,485 cans evenly among 17 food-drive boxes. How many cans go in each box?

  29. 29.A peanut warehouse in Moultrie stacks 135 sacks on each of 24 pallets. How many sacks are stacked?

  30. 30.A print shop in Bainbridge bundles 4,725 flyers into packs of 25. How many packs can be made?

  31. 31.A rail crew near Waycross replaces 216 ties on each of 32 sections of track. How many ties are replaced?

  32. 32.A fruit stand in Douglas packs 2,688 oranges into crates that hold 16 oranges each. How many crates are filled?

  33. 33.A cook in Thomasville stirs 1/2 cup of buttermilk into 1/3 cup of cane syrup. How many cups are in the mixture?

  34. 34.A quilt side in Americus is 3/4 foot long. The quilter trims 1/8 foot from that side. How long is the side after the trim?

  35. 35.Art students in Milledgeville paint 2/5 of a mural before noon and 1/4 of the mural after noon. What fraction of the mural is painted?

  36. 36.A lemonade pitcher in Dublin is 5/6 full. Guests pour out 1/2 of a full pitcher. What fraction of the pitcher is still full?

  37. 37.A trail crew near Griffin clears 3/8 mile before lunch and 1/2 mile after lunch. How much of a mile do they clear in all?

  38. 38.A board in a Carrollton shop is 7/10 meter long. A carpenter saws off 2/5 meter. How long is the piece that remains?

  39. 39.One Cartersville bake-sale recipe needs 1/6 cup of oil, and a second recipe needs 3/4 cup of oil. How much oil do the two recipes need together?

  40. 40.A flower bed along a Calhoun fence is 4/5 yard long. Weeds cover 1/3 yard of that length. How long is the part that is still clear?

  41. 41.A baker in Covington uses 1/2 of a stick of butter that weighs 1/4 pound. How much butter is used?

  42. 42.A coach in Conyers fills 4 bottles and puts 2/5 liter of water in each bottle. How many liters are used?

  43. 43.In a McDonough garden, 2/3 of the roses are red, and 3/5 of those red roses are in bloom. What fraction of all the roses are red and in bloom?

  44. 44.A Stockbridge class reads for 3/4 hour on each of 6 school days. How many hours do the students read over those 6 days?

  45. 45.A painter in Buford covers 3/8 of a wall, and 2/3 of the painted part is blue. What fraction of the whole wall is blue?

  46. 46.Each of 5 planters in Canton holds 3/10 kilogram of soil. How much soil is in the 5 planters together?

  47. 47.At a Woodstock theater, 5/6 of the seats are filled, and 3/5 of the filled seats are on the main floor. What fraction of all the seats are filled main-floor seats?

  48. 48.A scout troop in Acworth hikes 7/8 mile on each of 4 loops. How many miles do the scouts hike?

  49. 49.A candy maker in Fayetteville divides 1/3 pound of fudge equally among 4 gift boxes. How much fudge is in each box?

  50. 50.A relay course in Peachtree City is 3 miles long, and each leg is 1/4 mile. How many legs are in the course?

  51. 51.Friends in Roswell share 1/2 of a pecan pie equally among 5 people. What fraction of the whole pie does each person receive?

  52. 52.A ribbon shop in Sandy Springs cuts 6 yards of ribbon into pieces that are each 1/3 yard long. How many pieces does that make?

  53. 53.A science class in Smyrna pours 1/4 liter of pond water into 6 equal test tubes. How many liters are in each test tube?

  54. 54.A path in a Dunwoody park is 8 kilometers long and is divided into segments of 1/5 kilometer. How many segments are there?

  55. 55.A choir in Brookhaven spends 1/5 hour of rehearsal, split equally among 3 songs. What fraction of an hour does each song get?

  56. 56.A beekeeper near Lawrenceville has 5 liters of honey, and each jar holds 1/8 liter. How many jars can be filled?

  57. 57.A scorekeeper in Duluth evaluates 4 × (8 + 3). What is the value?

  58. 58.Volunteers packing kits in Suwanee evaluate (36 - 6) ÷ 5. What is the value of the expression?

  59. 59.A clerk in Cumming evaluates 7 + 2 × (9 - 4). What is the value?

  60. 60.A library in East Point has 5 bins. Each bin holds 12 picture books and 8 chapter books. Which expression gives the total number of books?

  61. 61.Students in College Park evaluate (9 + 7) × 2 - 6. What is the value?

  62. 62.A game booth in Forest Park uses the expression 48 ÷ (4 × 3). What is its value?

  63. 63.To find a total, a clerk in Decatur adds 6 and 4 first, then multiplies that sum by 3. Which expression matches those steps?

  64. 64.Hikers checking a trail formula in Helen evaluate 5 × (12 - 7) + 9. What is the value?

  65. 65.A bead pattern in Blue Ridge starts at 7 and adds 5 each time: 7, 12, 17, 22. What is the next number?

  66. 66.A greenhouse count at Callaway Gardens starts at 2 and multiplies by 3 each time: 2, 6, 18. What number comes next?

  67. 67.A bird count at the Okefenokee Swamp forms the pattern 9, 15, 21, 27. Which rule fits the pattern?

  68. 68.Two patterns both start at 0. Pattern J adds 4 each step, and pattern K adds 8 each step. Which pair shows corresponding terms (J, K) after the same number of steps?

  69. 69.A stair count at Amicalola Falls starts at 60 and subtracts 7 each time: 60, 53, 46, 39. What is the next number?

  70. 70.A mileage log for Cloudland Canyon starts at 3 and adds 9 to get each next term. Which number appears in that pattern?

  71. 71.A cabin at Vogel State Park charges 6 dollars times the day number. If the day number is x and the charge is y, which point follows the rule?

  72. 72.A bench on the St. Simons Island pier is 4 feet long. How many inches long is the bench?

  73. 73.A ranger on Cumberland Island measures a dune path as 3 kilometers. How many meters long is the path?

  74. 74.A basket of shrimp brought ashore at Sapelo Island weighs 6 pounds. How many ounces does the basket weigh?

  75. 75.The kitchen at Warm Springs fills 3 gallons of sweet tea for a picnic. How many quarts is that?

  76. 76.A peanut display in Plains stands 2.5 meters tall. How many centimeters tall is the display?

  77. 77.A walkway at Andersonville is 8 yards long. How many feet long is the walkway?

  78. 78.A clay kit at Ocmulgee Mounds uses 4,000 grams of clay. How many kilograms of clay is that?

  79. 79.A booth at Etowah Indian Mounds serves 5 quarts of cider. How many pints is that?

  80. 80.A line plot of pinecone lengths at Piedmont Park, in inches, shows 1/4, 1/2, 1/2, 3/4, 1/2, 1, and 3/4. How many pinecones measure 1/2 inch?

  81. 81.Leaf lengths on a Fernbank line plot, in inches, are 1/8, 1/4, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 1/2, and 5/8. What is the difference between the longest leaf and the shortest leaf?

  82. 82.A line plot of beetle lengths at Zoo Atlanta, in inches, has one mark at 1/4, two marks at 1/2, and one mark at 3/4. What is the total length of those four beetles?

  83. 83.Skipping-stone widths on a Sweetwater Creek line plot, in inches, show 1/8 four times, 1/4 two times, and 3/8 one time. How many more stones measure 1/8 inch than measure 1/4 inch?

  84. 84.Acorn masses plotted at Panola Mountain, in ounces, are 1/2, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4. Which mass appears most often?

  85. 85.Crayon lengths on an Arabia Mountain line plot, in inches, are 1/4, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 3/4, 1, and 1. How many crayons are longer than 1/2 inch?

  86. 86.A line plot of trout at Red Top Mountain, in feet, shows two fish at 1/2 and three fish at 1/4. What is the total length of those five fish?

  87. 87.A storage bin at High Falls State Park is a right rectangular prism 6 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 2 feet tall. What is its volume?

  88. 88.A cooler at Indian Springs is a right rectangular prism 9 inches long, 5 inches wide, and 4 inches tall. What is its volume?

  89. 89.A warehouse crate in Savannah is a right rectangular prism 8 feet long, 5 feet wide, and 3 feet tall. What is the volume of the crate?

  90. 90.A planter in Forsyth Park is a right rectangular prism with a volume of 96 cubic inches. The planter is 8 inches long and 4 inches wide. What is its height?

  91. 91.A display case on River Street in Savannah is packed with 1-centimeter cubes. The case is 10 centimeters long, 3 centimeters wide, and 5 centimeters tall. How many cubes fill it?

  92. 92.A sandbox near Centennial Olympic Park is a right rectangular prism 12 feet long, 6 feet wide, and 1 foot deep. What is its volume?

  93. 93.Two supply boxes at Chickamauga are right rectangular prisms. Box A measures 5 by 4 by 3 inches. Box B measures 6 by 5 by 2 inches. Which statement is true?

  94. 94.A supply crate at Fort Pulaski is a right rectangular prism 7 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 3 feet tall. What is its volume?

  95. 95.A banner at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park is a quadrilateral with four right angles and four sides of equal length. Which name is the most precise?

  96. 96.A map frame at Kennesaw Mountain is a rectangle that is not a square. Which statement must be true?

  97. 97.A trail sign at Providence Canyon is a triangle with all three sides the same length. What kind of triangle is the sign?

  98. 98.On a geometry poster in a Columbus classroom, students sort figures. Which figure is always a parallelogram?

  99. 99.A window in a depot in Rome, Georgia, has 5 sides and 5 angles. What is the name of that polygon?

  100. 100.A student in Augusta claims that every square is a rectangle. Which statement explains why that claim is true?

  101. 101.A floor tile in a Macon museum is a rhombus that is not a square. Which property must the tile have?

  102. 102.On a first-quadrant map of Athens, a bookstore is plotted at (6, 2). How is that point located from the origin?

  103. 103.A garden grid in Valdosta is drawn in the first quadrant. A tomato stake is 3 units to the right of the origin and 8 units up. Which ordered pair names the stake?

  104. 104.On a coordinate map of Albany, a library is at (2, 5) and a post office is at (2, 9). What is the distance between the two points?

  105. 105.A bike map of Columbus uses the first quadrant, including its axes. Which ordered pair lies on the horizontal axis?

  106. 106.On a first-quadrant map of River Street in Savannah, a candy shop is at (4, 6). A bench is 3 units to the right of the shop and at the same height. Which ordered pair names the bench?

  107. 107.A fair booth in Macon plots points in the first quadrant with the rule y = x + 5. Which point follows the rule?

  108. 108.A park map of Atlanta is drawn in the first quadrant. A fountain is at the origin, (0, 0), and a statue is 5 units right and 9 units up from the fountain. Which ordered pair names the statue?