Deck 1: Review of Whole Numbers and Integers

Question 1

Starting at the right side of a number, commas are used to separate the number into groups of three digits.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

To add two integers with unlike signs:

A) add and keep the sign of the smaller value
B) subtract and the answer is positive
C) add and use the sign of the larger value
D) subtract and use the sign of the larger value

Answer 2

subtract and use the sign of the larger value

Question 3

If the answer in division does not come out evenly, the difference is called the:

A) dividend
B) quotient
C) remainder
D) divisor

Answer 3

remainder

Question 4

The integer -9,644 written as words is:
I. negative nine thousand, six hundred forty-four
II. minus nine thousand, six hundred forty-four
III. negative 9 thousand, six forty-four

A) I only
B) III only
C) II only
D) either I or II

Question 5

In the multiplication problem 623 × 32 = 19,936, the number 623 is the multiplier.

Question 6

Estimating the answer, before calculating the exact answer, in some situations is beneficial.

Question 7

Division offers a way of understanding how the parts fit together as a whole.

Question 8

The result or answer, in a subtraction problem, is the minuend.

Question 9

In a division problem, the answer is said to consist of a divisor and a remainder when the result does not come out even.

Question 10

Estimating your answer, in a subtraction problem, is not as advantageous as in an addition problem and should be avoided.

Question 11

In division, the number being divided is called the dividend.

Question 12

Multiplying 137 by 1,000 means adding one zero to the number being multiplied.

Question 13

The addend is the total of the sums.

Question 14

The first step in rounding is to identify the digit to be rounded.

Question 15

Changing positional notation is the result of borrowing in subtraction.

Question 16

The hundreds position is to the right of the tens position.

Question 17

In division, the answer is called the:

A) remainder
B) quotient
C) dividend
D) divisor

Question 18

A shortcut to repeated addition is multiplication.

Question 19

Sums are numbers added together.

Question 20

In a division problem that comes out evenly (with no remainder), the dividend always equals the________ times the__________ .

A) remainder, divisor
B) quotient, remainder
C) divisor, quotient
D) dividend, divisor

Question 21

McCormack Realty Company had an annual loss of $1,896. In order to find the average loss per month, the answer would be:

A) positive, and a result of multiplication
B) negative, and a result of division
C) negative, and a result of multiplication
D) positive, and a result of division

Question 22

The multiplicand is the answer to a multiplication problem.

Question 23

Failure to indent the product is a common mistake in multiplication.

Question 24

The ten thousands position is to the right of the hundreds position.

Question 25

When rounding negative integers, the rules are:

A) negative integers should not rounded
B) the same as for rounding whole numbers
C) first convert the integer to a positive whole number
D) the same as for multiplying negative integers

Question 26

The product is equal to the multiplicand times the multiplier.

Question 27

Our number system is called the:

A) place-value system
B) metric system
C) digit system
D) decimal system

Question 28

A factor is a number involved in multiplication.

Question 29

The problem-solving strategy includes:
I. identifying what you know
II. knowing what you are looking for
III. performing the solution plan

A) all of these
B) III
C) I
D) II

Question 30

Our number system is made up of:

A) 10 digits (1 through 10)
B) 100 digits (1 through 100)
C) 10 digits (0 through 9)
D) 11 digits (0 through 10)

Question 31

The divisor plus the quotient plus the remainder equals the dividend.

Question 32

If the digit to the right of the number that you are rounding is 5 or less, round the digit up.

Question 33

The value of a digit is based solely upon how large it is in relation to the other numbers.

Question 34

Our number system is made up of eleven digits (0 through 10).

Question 35

If the digit to the right of the number that you are rounding is less than 5:

A) round the number up
B) add 1 to the number
C) round the number down
D) keep the number the same

Question 36

The original amount, in a subtraction problem, is called the:

A) subtrahend
B) borrowing
C) minuend
D) difference

Question 37

Adding the minuend and the subtrahend, in a subtraction problem, is one way of proving your answer.

Question 38

Commas separate every three digits from left to right.

Question 39

You must first regroup the digits in the minuend, when it becomes necessary to subtract a digit from a smaller digit.

Question 40

The value of a digit, in a number, is based on its position.

Question 41

Our number system is based on ten.

Question 42

Zeros at the end of the multiplier or multiplicand should be added to the right of the product.

Question 43

Rounding can be used to approximate an answer.

Question 44

Write as a number.

-Round 21,430 to thousands.

A) 21,000
B) 31,000
C) 22,000
D) 21,100

Question 45

During one year 40 new employees started working at McIntosh Manufacturing Company. At the beginning of the year there are 211 employees in the factory and 50 employees in the office. What is the total number of employees at the end of the year?

A) 261 employees
B) 301 employees
C) 90 employees
D) 221 employees

Question 46

A common mistake, in multiplication, is the failure to indent the:

A) multiplier
B) partial products
C) multiplicand
D) product

Question 47

A company had net revenues of $6,900,845 in one year. Write the words used to read the revenues.

A) six million, nine thousand, eight hundred forty-five
B) six million, nine hundred thousand, eight thousand, forty-five
C) six million, nine hundred thousand, eight hundred forty-five
D) six million, ninety thousand, eight hundred forty-five

Question 48

In division, the number doing the dividing is called the divisor.

Question 49

The sum is the answer or result of an addition problem.

Question 50

Write as a number.

-Round 67,714 to hundreds.

A) 67,710
B) 67,800
C) 67,600
D) 67,700

Question 51

The reverse of multiplication is division.

Question 52

A baby weighed 6 pounds at birth and gained 3 pounds a month. How much did the baby gain in 3 months?

A) 9 lb
B) 27 lb
C) 15 lb
D) 12 lb

Question 53

47 × 1,000 means adding 3 zeros to the number being multiplied.

Question 54

When multiplying integers:

A) multiply and use a positive sign if the two integers have different signs
B) multiply and make the product negative
C) multiply and use the negative sign if the two integers have different signs
D) multiply and use the sign of the larger value

Question 55

Proper placement of the partial products is essential when multiplying numbers that contain more than 2 digits.

Question 56

Write as a number.

-Forty five thousand, eight hundred four.

A) 45,804
B) 45,840
C) 450,804
D) 4,584

Question 57

Write as a number.

-Two hundred forty-three thousand, two hundred sixty-four.

A) 243,264
B) 240,264
C) 204,264
D) 200,043,264

Question 58

When applying the standard order of operations to a series of operations, which of the following operations would you perform first?

A) division
B) any operation inside parentheses
C) addition
D) multiplication

Question 59

Jack borrowed $1240 from his brother. Jack's brother wants 12 monthly payments of $120 to repay the loan. How much extra is Jack's brother charging for the loan?

A) $200
B) $80
C) $1540
D) $1440

Question 60

A certain exotic sports car costs three hundred twelve thousand, nine hundred ninety-two dollars. Write as a number.

A) 31,292
B) 312,992,000
C) 312,992
D) 3,209,920

Question 61

Sales at Andrea's Formal Wear Shop were $1147 this week. This is $112 less than the sales last week. What were last week's sales?

A) $1270
B) $1259
C) $1035
D) $1248

Question 62

Write as a number.

-Seven million, nine hundred sixty-seven thousand, three hundred sixteen.

A) 7,967,316
B) 79,067,316
C) 70,967,316
D) 7,000,967,316

Question 63

Write as a number.

-Round 75,004 to thousands.

A) 75,100
B) 76,000
C) 75,000
D) 75,010

Question 64

Write as a number.

-Two million, fifteen.

A) 20,00,015
B) 215,000,000
C) 2,000,015
D) 2,150,000

Question 65

Gina is buying a used car that has an advertised price of $3500. She is buying the car on credit and must make a down payment of $900 and 30 monthly payments of $106. What is the total cost of the car?

A) $3606
B) $4080
C) $4186
D) $3974

Question 66

Write as a number.

-Six hundred million, nine hundred sixty-two thousand, three hundred nine.

A) 6,962,309
B) 60,962,309
C) 600,962,000,309
D) 600,962,309

Question 67

Write as a number.

-Round 6603 to hundreds.

A) 6500
B) 6600
C) 6700
D) 6610

Question 68

Write as a number.

-Fifty-four billion, two hundred two thousand.

A) 54,202,000
B) 54,000,202
C) 54,202,000,000
D) 54,000,202,000

Question 69

On a normal week day the vending machines at Green Lake College dispense 1260 sodas, 420 candy bars, 570 snack items, and 210 cups of coffee. If it takes Jim Lewis six hours to restock the vending machines, how many items does he restock each hour?

A) 820 items
B) 315 items
C) 340 items
D) 410 items

Question 70

Perform the operation by applying the standard order of operations for a series of calculations.

-($35 + $40 + $80 + $85) ÷ 5

A) $53
B) $41
C) $48
D) $31

Question 71

Write as a number.

-Round 7473 to thousands.

A) 6900
B) 8000
C) 7000
D) 7100

Question 72

Brandy's Gift House pays employees for each gift they gift wrap. Assume they are paid as follows:

$\begin{array}{ll}\text { gifts 1-10 } & \$ 13 \text { each } \\\text { gifts 11-15 } & \text { \$16 each } \\\text { gifts 16 and up } & \$ 20 \text { each }\end{array}$
If Lee wraps 11 gifts, what are her gross earnings?

A) $150
B) $146
C) $143
D) $176

Question 73

Perform the operation by applying the standard order of operations for a series of calculations

-6,099,600 ÷ 300

A) 203,320
B) 20,332
C) 40,664
D) 60,996