Multiple Choice
Identify
the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers
the question.
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To
show the answer is reasonable, pick the best estimate below.
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1. |
1982
+ 1206 = 3188
a. |
2000
+ 1000 = 3000
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b. |
1000 + 1000 = 2000
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c. |
2000
+ 2000 = 4000
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2. |
2496
+ 980 = 3476
a. |
1000
+ 1000 = 2000
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b. |
3000 + 1000 = 4000
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c. |
2000
+ 1000 = 3000
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3. |
3296
+ 3103 = 6399
a. |
3000
+ 3000 = 6000
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b. |
3000 + 4000 = 7000
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c. |
2000
+ 1000 = 3000
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4. |
6752
+ 1270 = 8022
a. |
6000
+ 1000 = 7000
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b. |
7000 + 1000 = 8000
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c. |
8000
+ 1000 = 9000
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5. |
5501
+ 2920 = 8421
a. |
6000
+ 3000 = 9000
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b. |
4000 + 2000 = 6000
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c. |
5000
+ 2000 = 7000
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6. |
One
school has 1219 students, the other has 905 students. Estimate how many
students both schools have altogether.
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7. |
The
school car wash raised $1816 one Saturday, and $2106 the next Saturday.
Estimate how much was raised in total.
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8. |
There
are 3113 seats on one side of the hockey arena and 2890 on the other
side. Estimate how many seats are in the arena altogether.
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9. |
One
farm has 3180 chickens and another has 960 chickens. Estimate how many
chickens there are altogether.
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10. |
There
are 1916 pennies in a jar and 920 pennies in another jar. Estimate how
many pennies there are altogether.
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