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 1. The Albanyville library has 1,367books on the first floor and952 books on the second floor.Which of the following is the bestestimate of the total books in thelibrary? (2-3)A 2,100B 2,200C 2,300D 2,400 2. What is 3.962 rounded to thenearest hundredth? (2-2)A 3.90B 3.95C 3.96D 3.97 3. Felipe needs to run two milesfor soccer team try-outs. He ranhis first mile in 11.567 minutes.He ran his second mile in 11.125minutes. What is the combinedtime for the two miles? (2-6)A 22.792 minutesB 22.692 minutesC 22.682 minutesD 21.692 minutes 4. A middle-school band has 33 boysand 49 girls. Using mental math,what is the missing number thatmakes this statement true? (2-1) 33  49  33  (7  42)(33  )  42A 60B 25C 15D 7 5. Which two runners’ distancescombined are less than 6 miles?Use estimation to decide. (2-3)Runner Tom Jan Pete MariaMiles 3.5 3.95 2.25 4.55A Tom and PeteB Pete and JanC Jan and MariaD Tom and Maria78 To

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6. Manny Ramirez’s batting average in 2006 was 0.321 and Jason Varitek’s was 0.238. How much higher was Ramirez’s batting average than Varitek’s? (2-7) A 0.093 B 0.083 C 0.073 D 0.063

8. Tammy has $16,526 in her savings account. Which of the following is $16,526 rounded to the nearest thousand? (2-2) A $6,000 B $16,000 C $16,500 D $17,000

10. A school cafeteria made 207 ham sandwiches and 321 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch. How many sandwiches were made in all? Use mental math to solve. (2-1) A 538 B 528 C 520
11. Tamera buys a shirt for $14.69 and a pair of pants for $21.32. How much more does she spend for the pants? (2-7) A $2.73 B $6.28 C $6.63 D $7.04
12. The Ming family spent $15 on lunch and $7 on dessert. Which is a way to find how much change they would get from $30? (2-8) A Add 30 to the difference of 15 and 7 B Add 7 to the difference of 30 and 15 C Subtract the sum of 15 and 7 from 30 D Subtract 15 from the sum of 7 and 30
13. What is 53.96 8.34? (2-6) A 62.75 B 62.30 C 61.53 D 61.2038
14. In 2003, the population of Los Angeles was 3,819,951; that of New York City was 8,085,742. What was the total population of both cities combined? (2-5) A 9,905,396 B 10,745,965 C 11,523,853 D 11,905,693

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