Deck 1: Whole Numbers

Question 1

Identify the word form: 18311

A) eighteen thousand, three hundred eleven
B) one hundred eleven
C) one thousand, eight hundred eleven
D) one thousand, eight hundred thirty-one

Answer 1

eighteen thousand, three hundred eleven

Question 2

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

Answer 2

dividend

Question 3

Rounding to a specific place value:

A) is usually more accurate than rounding all the way.
B) always gives a new value that is higher than the original number.
C) always gives a value that is lower than the original number.
D) is usually less accurate than rounding all the way.

Answer 3

is usually more accurate than rounding all the way.

Question 4

The number being subtracted from an original number is called the ____________________.

Question 5

Rounding all the way is:

A) usually not as accurate as rounding to a specific place value.
B) always gives a new value that is higher than the original number.
C) always gives a new value that is lower than the original number.
D) not possible with some numbers.

Question 6

The quotient is the answer to a(n) ____________________ problem.

Question 7

Round to the given place: 340,413 (hundred thousands)

A) 340,000
B) 340,400
C) 341,000
D) 300,000

Question 8

Any number, zero or greater, which does not contain a decimal or fraction is called a(n) ____________________.

Question 9

In multiplication, the number being multiplied is called the ____________________.

Question 10

Any of a set of numbers being added in an addition problem are called ____________________.

Question 11

An approximation of an exact number is called a(n) ____________________ number.

Question 12

Identify the word form: 3107

A) thirty thousand, one hundred seven
B) three hundred seven
C) three hundred ten
D) three thousand, one hundred seven

Question 13

The answer or result of multiplication is called the ____________________.

Question 14

Round to the given place: 9,596,809 (millions)

A) 9,600,000
B) 9,000,000
C) 10,600,000
D) 10,000,000

Question 15

Round to the given place: 256,035 (thousands)

A) 300,000
B) 256,000
C) 256,040
D) 200,000

Question 16

Round to the given place: 3,119,687 (hundred thousands)

A) 3,120,000
B) 3,000,000
C) 3,119,700
D) 3,100,000

Question 17

A process of rounding the number to the first digit is called ____________________.

Question 18

Identify the word form: 124945

A) one hundred twenty-four thousand and nine hundred forty-five
B) one hundred twenty-four thousand, nine hundred forty-five
C) one hundred twenty-four thousand nine hundred and forty-five
D) one thousand twenty-four and nine hundred forty-five

Question 19

To calculate approximately the amount or value of something is called ____________________.

Question 20

Round to the given place: 346,535 (ten thousands)

A) 350,000
B) 300,000
C) 347,000
D) 400,000

Question 21

Benny's Warehouse, a large manufacturing company, has 977 employees on its payroll. Last year Mr. Benny spent $4,117 per employee on additional benefits. What was the total cost to Mr. Benny for the additional employee benefits?

A) $3,056,331
B) $4,022,309
C) $5,788,454
D) $4,019,580

Question 22

Divide the following number: $3 3⟌ { 1 6 5 0 }$

A) 50
B) .02
C) 54
D) 49 R 32

Question 23

A certain truck covered 7,605 miles in 15 days. What is the average number of miles traveled per day?

A) 550
B) 506
C) 507
D) 508

Question 24

Last month was Valentine's Day and Martin's daily sales for roses totaled $4,087. This month's sales are $2,904. How much more did Martin's store earn during last month?

A) $2,704
B) $6,591
C) $1,591
D) $1,183

Question 25

Multiply: 3,449 × 216.

A) 755,784
B) 744,984
C) 724,290
D) 680,000

Question 26

Add the following numbers: 813 + 1,078 + 1,204

A) 3,095
B) 3,885
C) 5,678
D) 9,080

Question 27

Total the following numbers: 515; 7,104; 8,219; 96.

A) 15,110
B) 15,822
C) 15,934
D) 14,934

Question 28

The town that Imelda lives in increased in size from 17,791 to 33,608. What was the amount of the increase?

A) 15,810
B) 19,791
C) 15,817
D) 55,399

Question 29

Divide the following number: $1 4 ⟌{ 6 3 8 }$

A) 55
B) 45 R 8
C) 46
D) 38

Question 30

Arun had $1,234.00 in his checking account. He wrote a check to his sister Debbie for $492.00 to cover one month of baby sitting. After the check clears, how much money will Arun have in his checking account?

A) $1,326
B) $751
C) $742
D) $112

Question 31

Multiply: 2,608 × 330.

A) 860,640
B) 86,064
C) 858,000
D) 2,278

Question 32

Divide 945 by 14.

A) 67 R 7
B) 68 R 7
C) 67 R 1
D) 70

Question 33

If 14,530 tickets were originally available for a soccer game and 8,738 were sold, how many tickets remain?

A) 23,268
B) 14,530
C) 5,792
D) 8,738

Question 34

Divide 828 by 12.

A) .01
B) 68 R7
C) 69
D) 70

Question 35

Leonard owns an auto dealership. This week he must order 61 new Ford Transits. If each Ford Transit costs Leonard $8,532, how much is his total purchase?

A) $299,952
B) $132.25
C) $520,452
D) $254,832

Question 36

Add the following numbers: 7,862 + 813 + 1,320 + 275

A) 10,160
B) 9,270
C) 10,270
D) 11,170

Question 37

Serena counts her calories over several days. What is her total caloric intake given these values: 1,405; 1,219; 1,119; 1,353.

A) 3,977
B) 5,096
C) 3,943
D) 5,095

Question 38

A factory produces 996 area rugs per week. How many area rugs does it produce in 32 weeks?

A) 31,680
B) 29,880
C) 31,872
D) 51,792

Question 39

Multiply: 2,513 × 63.

A) 150,000
B) 150,780
C) 157,500
D) 158,319

Question 40

Total the following numbers: 712; 1,105; 3,209; 796.

A) 5,110
B) 5,822
C) 5,026
D) 4,417

Question 41

Roger's lawn care service agreed to haul the following material to a certain home. The driver delivered 17 tons of rock on Monday, 15 tons of rock on Tuesday, 12 tons of rock on Wednesday, 8 tons of rock on Thursday, and 13 tons of rock on Friday. What was the total weight of rock delivered for the week?

A) 43
B) 54
C) 72
D) 65

Question 42

Round the number to the indicated place: 519,999 to thousands

Question 43

Write the whole number in numerical and word form: 189215

Question 44

A certain employer distributed 2 pairs of safety shoes to each of its workers. A total of 106 pairs of shoes were passed out to its employees. How many employees work for this company?

A) 53
B) 106
C) 63
D) 61

Question 45

Write the whole number in numerical and word form: 3549211

Question 46

Round the number to the indicated place: 56,212 to tens

Question 47

Kailash purchased 41 tires for his fleet at a cost of $75 per tire. What was the total cost of his purchase?

A) $3,075
B) $3,705
C) $307
D) $3,507

Question 48

After returning from a fishing trip, Roberto weighed his catch. The catfish weighed 23 pounds, the perch weighed 19 pounds, and the walleye weighed 27 pounds. What was the total weight of his catch?

A) 59
B) 69
C) 57
D) 74

Question 49

Write the whole number in numerical and word form: 980312

Question 50

Write the whole number in numerical and word form: 7522

Question 51

Eugene noticed that his inventory decreased from 815 units of stock to 417 units of stock. How many units of stock did his inventory decrease?

A) 407
B) 418
C) 398
D) 498

Question 52

Write the whole number in numerical form: One billion, one million, one thousand, twenty-two

Question 53

Round the number to the indicated place: 18,796,538 to ten millions

Question 54

Round the number to the indicated place: 509,962,015 to hundred thousands

Question 55

Round the number to the indicated place: 180,678 to hundreds

Question 56

Write the whole number in numerical form: Sixty-five million, two hundred six

Question 57

Write the whole number in numerical form: Five hundred fifteen thousand, one

Question 58

Write the whole number in numerical form: Seven hundred fourteen thousand, four

Question 59

Write the whole number in numerical and word form: 5009

Question 60

Alana agreed to purchase a vehicle with the following terms. She will make a $3,000 down payment on a car costing $15,000. Assuming no interest, how much would she pay per month if she financed this vehicle over 24 months?

A) $1,000
B) $500
C) $250
D) $625

Question 61

Bob & Company pays its sales staff $445 per month, plus commissions. Last month, Kim Haines earned commissions of $329, $218, $456, $197, and $482. What was Kim's total income for the month?

Question 62

Dorian Vincent earned $923 for the week. Deducted from his paycheck was: $115 for income taxes, $82 for social security, $15 for union dues, and $67 for other miscellaneous items. What was the amount of his paycheck?

Question 63

A basketball team sold 8,212 first tier seat tickets at $19 each, 11,182 second tier seat tickets at $15 each, and 3,920 upper tier tickets at $12 each. What was the total dollar amount of the ticket sales?

Question 64

1,212 + 19 + 69 =

Question 65

A service station's record of gallons of gasoline sold per day over a 4 day period produced the figures below. What was the total number of gallons sold?
131; 1,897; 931; 1,722

Question 66

Approximate the exact number by rounding to an easier number to use: 8,592 employees

Question 67

Thunder Company employs 114 employees in its materials department, 441 employees in its assembly plant, and 130 in the finishing plant. There are also 63 office employees, 8 security guards, 117 salespeople, and 8 executives. How many people work for this company?

Question 68

In one year, a fleet of trucks used 558,709 gallons of fuel. A report to the Vice President requires that this number be rounded to the hundreds. What should be reported to the Vice President as the total gallons of fuel used last year?

Question 69

Jason works in the purchasing department of a company. He is filling out an order form for 112,545 safety goggles. The order form requires that Jason write out the number of goggles in word form. What should Jason write on the order form?

Question 70

A plumber starts the day having 1,250 feet of copper tubing on his truck. During the morning he uses pieces 123, 86, 215, and 396 feet long. At lunch he goes to a plumbing supply house and buys another 850 feet of tubing. During the afternoon he uses pieces of 513, 426, and 92 feet of tubing. How many feet of copper tubing are still on the truck at the end of the day?

Question 71

Divide 5975 by 25.

Question 72

Jacques Millard earned $544 for the week. Deducted amount from his paycheck was: $92 for income taxes, $72 for social security, $25 for union dues, and $87 for other miscellaneous items. What was the amount of his paycheck?

Question 73

1,826 − 229 =

Question 74

Boyd had $286 in his wallet this morning. During the day, he spent $6 for breakfast, $23 for a jacket, and $30 for a concert ticket. How much money did Boyd have left?

Question 75

Edna Boyd makes $6.50 per hour. How much does Edna earn in a 32-hour week?

Question 76

Round the number to the indicated place: 4,652 all the way

Question 77

A newsstand sold 318 papers on Monday, 389 papers on Tuesday, 406 papers on Wednesday, 347 papers on Thursday, 515 on Friday, and 1,812 papers on the weekend. How many papers were sold during the entire week?

Question 78

Divide 4009 by 32.

Question 79

Approximate the exact number by rounding to an easier number to use: 99,889 items in inventory

Question 80

Approximate the exact number by rounding to an easier number to use: 65,819 gallons of fuel