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Ming has several flower gardens to plant. She wants
to plant between 4000 and 5000 plants in each
garden. Which combinations of plants can Ming use for one
garden? Use the chart above.
a. | tulips, pansies, and sweet peas | b. | tulips, daisies, and
pansies | c. | tulips, sweet peas, and california poppies | d. | tulips, sweet peas,
and daisies |
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Which combinations of plants can Ming use for
another garden? Use the chart above.
a. | pansies and daisies | c. | tulips and daisies | b. | tulips and sweet peas | d. | sweet peas and
daisies |
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Fernando has several vegetable gardens to plant. He wants to plant between 6000
and 7000 plants in each garden.
Vegetable
| Potato
![mc003-1.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc003-1.jpg) | Tomato
| Lettuce
![mc003-3.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc003-3.jpg) | Broccoli
![mc003-4.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc003-4.jpg) | Onion
![mc003-5.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc003-5.jpg) | Number of Plants | 2756 | 2378 | 2014 | 2937 | 2158 | | | | | | |
Which combination of plants can Fernando use
for one garden? Use the chart above.
a. | potatoes, lettuce, and broccoli | c. | lettuce, onions, and
tomotoes | b. | tomatoes, lettuce, and potatoes | d. | broccoli, potatoes, and
tomatoes |
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Fernando wants to plant another garden that contains 5500 to 6000 plants. Use
the chart above to determine which plants Fernando can use.
a. | tomatoes and broccoli | c. | tomatoes and potatoes | b. | broccoli and
potatoes | d. | onions and
potatoes |
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Brenda has 7000 rewards points. She can trade them of the items listed in the
table below.
Item
| MP3 Player
![mc005-1.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc005-1.jpg) | Digital Camera
| Tickets to a Baseball Game
![mc005-3.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc005-3.jpg) | Mountain Bike
![mc005-4.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc005-4.jpg) | $100 Gift Certificate
![mc005-5.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc005-5.jpg) | Points | 2700 | 2625 | 1250 | 3150 | 575 | | | | | | |
Which combination of three items can she
choose to trade in most of her points?
a. | MP3 player, tickets, and gift certificate | b. | digital camera,
mountain bike, and tickets | c. | mountain bike, tickets, and gift
certificate | d. | MP3 player, digital camera, and tickets |
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Karl has 5000 points. Which combination of two items can he choose from the
table in question 5 to trade in most of his points?
a. | mountain bike and tickets | c. | digital camera and
tickets | b. | MP3 player and digital camera | d. | MP3 player and mountain
bike |
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Select the most reasonable estimate. ![mc007-1.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc007-1.jpg)
a. | 15 000 | b. | 16 000 | c. | 17 000 | d. | 18
000 |
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Select the most reasonable estimate.
![mc008-1.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc008-1.jpg)
a. | 13 800 | b. | 14 800 | c. | 13 000 | d. | 14
500 |
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Select the most reasonable estimate and the correct
sum. ![mc009-1.jpg](mf5_ch-3_lesson_2tr_files/mc009-1.jpg)
a. | 6000 and 6001 | b. | 7000 and 7001 | c. | 8000 and 6001 | d. | 6500 and
7001 |
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10.
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Select the most reasonable estimate and the correct
sum.
3409 + 1396 + 3402 + 2473
a. | 10 000 and 10 386 | c. | 10 600 and 10 680 | b. | 11 000 and 10 680 | d. | 10 800 and 10
680 |
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