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Term B · Original cumulative assessment

5B Cumulative Review 5 — Full Semester

60 original questions across Chapters 9–15: all 45 lesson objectives plus 15 integrated challenges.

Attempt each question before opening its worked answer. When printing, solutions are hidden. Show reasoning and label physical units as asked.

Review and practice

Question 1

2 points

A tank is divided into 1,000 equal units. Seven units are filled. Write the fraction and decimal of the whole that are filled; explain their equivalence.

Question 2

2 points

Write 4.006 in words and in expanded decimal form. Identify the zero placeholders.

Question 3

2 points

Which is greater, 2.307 or 2.37? Align the place values and explain.

Question 4

2 points

Round 7.285 to the nearest hundredth and mark the two bounding hundredths and midpoint on a number line.

Mark the rounding interval and midpoint on your number line.

Question 5

2 points

Compute 0.047 × 1,000. Explain the answer by counting thousandth units.

Question 6

2 points

Calculate 75.6 ÷ 1,000. Show the corresponding exchange into smaller place-value units.

Question 7

2 points

Convert 2.36 m to centimeters. Explain what happens to the unit count.

Question 8

2 points

Calculate 4.95 + 3.70 mentally using a compensation strategy. State the exact answer.

Question 9

2 points

Add 3.785 L and 0.679 L. Show how hundredths and thousandths regroup.

Question 10

2 points

Subtract 7.386 from 20.000. Show an exchange across zero positions.

Question 11

2 points

Compute 6.4 × 0.01. Explain why the product is smaller than 6.4.

Question 12

2 points

Find 1.2 × 0.35 with a decomposition or area model. Explain the position of the decimal.

Question 13

2 points

A jug holds 8.64 L. Divide it equally into four bottles. Find liters per bottle and verify by multiplication.

Question 14

2 points

Divide 5.005 by 5, showing why the zero in the quotient matters.

Question 15

2 points

How many groups of 0.1 are in 7? Draw or explain tenths and calculate.

Question 16

2 points

Calculate 3 ÷ 0.25 and interpret the answer as a number of quarter-unit groups.

Question 17

2 points

Using a ruler and protractor, draw an angle of 65°. Label its vertex and two rays; state its classification.

Draw and label your construction here.

Question 18

2 points

Two straight lines intersect. One angle measures 73°. Find its vertically opposite and an adjacent angle; explain both relationships.

Question 19

2 points

A triangle has interior angles 110°, 35°, and 35°. Classify it by side family and angle family; explain using the equal angles.

Question 20

2 points

A triangle has interior angles 49° and 64°. Find the third angle and explain the whole-angle total.

Question 21

2 points

The two nonadjacent interior angles of a triangle are 47° and 68°. Find the exterior angle and explain why their sum works.

Question 22

2 points

Explain why every rectangle is a parallelogram. Give an example of a parallelogram that is not a rectangle.

Question 23

2 points

Three interior angles of a quadrilateral are 80°, 110° and 95°. Find the fourth; explain using triangles.

Question 24

2 points

One angle of a parallelogram is 68°. Find the other three angles and give the parallel-line reasons.

Question 25

2 points

Construct a triangle with adjacent sides 4 cm and 5 cm and included angle 60°. Describe how to verify it.

Draw and label your construction here.

Question 26

2 points

Four baskets contain 4, 5, 8 and 11 apples. Calculate the mean number of apples per basket and interpret it as a fair share.

Question 27

2 points

Five boxes average 12 objects. Four contain 9, 11, 13 and 15. Find the fifth count and show total-first reasoning.

Question 28

2 points

Draw a line plot of reading hours: 1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3. Identify the median and explain the position.

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Question 29

2 points

Plot A(1,2), B(4,2), and C(4,5) on a first-quadrant grid. Determine whether angle ABC is a right angle. Explain using the plotted coordinate changes.

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Question 30

2 points

A line passes through (0,4), (2,10), and (4,16). State the rule for y in terms of x and explain the change for each 1 step in x.

Question 31

2 points

There are 12 red tokens and 18 blue tokens. Give the simplified ratio red:blue and explain why order matters.

Question 32

2 points

Simplify 8:12 and show that 10:15 is equivalent by comparing common multipliers.

Question 33

2 points

Two kinds of beads are in ratio 3:5, with 64 beads total. Find both counts using ratio units.

Question 34

2 points

If a:b=2:3 and b:c=6:5, find a:b:c using one consistent value for b.

Question 35

2 points

A container holds orange:white marbles in ratio 2:5, 56 total. Find orange and white counts and check their sum.

Question 36

2 points

A bus travels 156 km in 3 hours at a constant rate. Find the rate and write its correct compound unit.

Question 37

2 points

Notebooks cost $4.50 each. Find the cost of seven notebooks and name which quantity is the rate.

Question 38

2 points

A runner covers 600 m in 2 minutes. Find meters per minute, then predict the distance in 4 minutes at the same rate.

Question 39

2 points

A bus travels at 48 km/h for 2.5 hours. Find its distance, showing why the time and rate units work.

Question 40

2 points

A 100-square grid has 36 shaded squares. What percentage is shaded, and what is the explicitly identified whole?

Question 41

2 points

Convert 35% to a fraction in simplest terms. Explain what 100% represents.

Question 42

2 points

Convert 0.075 to a percentage. Explain why a factor of 100 is used.

Question 43

2 points

Convert 3/8 to a percentage, showing a fraction-to-decimal step.

Question 44

2 points

Find 15% of 240 objects. Name the original whole before calculating.

Question 45

2 points

A $80 jacket is discounted by 25%. Find the discount and final sale price; identify the original price as the percentage base.

Question 46

2 points

Two runners recorded 4.086 km and 4.109 km. Which is farther, and what is the shorter result rounded to the nearest hundredth? Explain both decisions.

Question 47

2 points

A ribbon is 0.375 m long. A roll contains 100 such lengths. Express the roll length in meters and centimeters.

Question 48

2 points

A class divides 56.7 equally among 100 boxes, then adds 0.033 to each result. Calculate one final amount and give a mental-check strategy.

Question 49

2 points

Three tanks contain 2.475 L, 1.608 L and 0.917 L. Together they are shared into two equal containers. How much is in each? Show an intermediate total.

Question 50

2 points

A rectangle has sides 0.8 m and 0.35 m. Its area is reduced to one tenth of its original value. Find both areas and explain the scaling.

Question 51

2 points

A craft shop has 5 m of tape and cuts 0.25 m pieces, then groups the pieces in packets of 10. How many full packets?

Question 52

2 points

In a triangle, one angle is 64°. An exterior angle at another vertex is 120°. Find the other two interior angles, giving reasons.

Question 53

2 points

A quadrilateral is split by a diagonal into two triangles. Explain its interior-angle total, then find the last angle if the others are 65°, 105° and 120°.

Question 54

2 points

Describe how to construct a 5 cm by 3 cm rectangle and verify both its quadrilateral family and its four right angles.

Draw and label your construction here.

Question 55

2 points

Measurements are 3,3,5,7,7. Draw a line plot with X marks and calculate the mean; explain why the mode is not unique.

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Question 56

2 points

A straight-line reading has values 2,4,6,8 at hours 0,1,2,3. Find the mean value of these four readings and the rule y in terms of hour x.

Question 57

2 points

Blue:red tokens are in ratio 5:3. There are 40 blue tokens. Find red tokens and total tokens; explain the part size.

Question 58

2 points

In a three-color set, red:blue=2:3 and blue:green=6:5. There are 30 green items. Find red and blue counts.

Question 59

2 points

A pump delivers 0.75 L every 15 seconds. At the same rate, how many liters arrive in 2 minutes? Show time conversion.

Question 60

2 points

An $80 item is discounted by 15%, then a $4 coupon is applied. Find the amount paid, identifying which price the 15% uses.