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Daily Warm-ups 6th grade

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<strong>6th</strong> Grade<br />

<strong>Daily</strong><br />

<strong>Warm</strong>-Up<br />

Number and Number Sense<br />

1. Students collected 34,075 cans of food<br />

for charity. What is the value of the<br />

4 in that number? (5.1a)<br />

A four thousand<br />

B four hundred<br />

C forty<br />

D four<br />

Computation and Estimation<br />

2. The Smiths are planning to drive<br />

the 1,038 miles from their home to<br />

the Grand Canyon. They plan to<br />

drive 689 miles the first day. How<br />

many miles will they have left to<br />

drive to reach the Grand Canyon?<br />

( 5.3)<br />

______________________________<br />

Measurement and Geometry<br />

3. The length of a new born baby could<br />

be closest to ________.<br />

F 32 millimeters<br />

G 32 centimeters<br />

H 32 meters<br />

J 3.2 kilometers<br />

Tracy Munger Orange County Public Schools<br />

Tracy Munger Orange County Public Schools<br />

Probability and Statistics<br />

4. The table below shows the number of<br />

babysitting jobs Millie and her<br />

friends had last month.<br />

What was the mean (average) number<br />

of babysitting jobs Millie and her<br />

friends had last month? (5.19)<br />

______________<br />

Patterns, Functions, and Algebra<br />

5. What is the rule for this pattern?<br />

(5.20)<br />

10, 20, 40, 80, 160<br />

Day 44<br />

Name Number of Jobs<br />

Millie 13<br />

Jean 7<br />

Susan 8<br />

Andria 8<br />

A Add 10<br />

B Multiply by 3, then subtract 10<br />

C Multiply by 2<br />

D Multiply by 5, then divide by 2

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