Math Grade 5 Quiz Writing and Interpreting Numerical Expressions – 5.OA.A.2
This standard requires students to understand how to write mathematical expressions that record calculations with numbers. Additionally, students should be able to interpret these numerical expressions without actually calculating them. This involves understanding the structure of expressions and being able to identify what calculations are represented by the expression, rather than performing the actual calculation.
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How would you write “subtract 9 from 15, then divide by 3” as an expression?
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What does the expression 4 × (7 + 3) indicate?
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Without calculating, what is 5 × (6000 + 400) equivalent to?
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Write the calculation “divide 30 by 5, then add 8” as an expression.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
What does the expression 6 + 10 / 2 signify?
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How would you express “multiply 18 by 3, then subtract 12”?
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Without solving, what does 3 + (453 – 150) represent?
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Write “subtract 2 from 14, then multiply by 4” as an expression.
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What is the expression for “half of the sum of 22 and 8”?
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Question 10 of 10
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Without evaluating, what is twice the sum of 50 and 30?
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