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Practice A

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Assessment · 18 questions

Problems

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  1. A1

    Add 2,003 + 345. Show a place-value breakdown.

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    Answer: 2348

    2,003 is 2,000 + 3; add the two parts to 345. The sum is 2,348.

  2. A2

    Add 2,129 + 397. Show a place-value breakdown.

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    Answer: 2526

    2,129 is 2,100 + 29; add the two parts to 397. The sum is 2,526.

  3. A3

    Add 2,255 + 271. Show a place-value breakdown.

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    Answer: 2526

    2,255 is 2,200 + 55; add the two parts to 271. The sum is 2,526.

  4. A4

    Find 99 + 401 using compensation.

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    Answer: 500

    Increase 99 by 1 to get a multiple of 100; then subtract that same adjustment from the total. Result: 500.

  5. A5

    Find 198 + 453 using compensation.

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    Answer: 651

    Increase 198 by 2 to get a multiple of 100; then subtract that same adjustment from the total. Result: 651.

  6. A6

    Find 297 + 505 using compensation.

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    Answer: 802

    Increase 297 by 3 to get a multiple of 100; then subtract that same adjustment from the total. Result: 802.

  7. A7

    Find 2,678 − 635 by breaking apart the amount subtracted.

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    Answer: 2043

    Decompose 635 into tens and ones, subtract each part from 2,678, and check the difference 2,043.

  8. A8

    Find 2,678 − 509 by breaking apart the amount subtracted.

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    Answer: 2169

    Decompose 509 into tens and ones, subtract each part from 2,678, and check the difference 2,169.

  9. A9

    Find 2,856 − 561 by breaking apart the amount subtracted.

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    Answer: 2295

    Decompose 561 into tens and ones, subtract each part from 2,856, and check the difference 2,295.

  10. A10

    Use equal adjustment to find 509 − 99.

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    Answer: 410

    Add 1 to BOTH numbers: 510 − 100 = 410. Their difference is unchanged.

  11. A11

    Use equal adjustment to find 655 − 198.

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    Answer: 457

    Add 2 to BOTH numbers: 657 − 200 = 457. Their difference is unchanged.

  12. A12

    Use equal adjustment to find 451 − 297.

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    Answer: 154

    Add 3 to BOTH numbers: 454 − 300 = 154. Their difference is unchanged.

  13. A13

    What must be added to 88 to make 100?

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    Answer: 12

    The missing part is 100 − 88 = 12; check 88 + 12 = 100.

  14. A14

    What must be added to 9 to make 1,000?

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    Answer: 991

    The missing part is 1,000 − 9 = 991; check 9 + 991 = 1,000.

  15. A15

    What must be added to 70 to make 100?

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    Answer: 30

    The missing part is 100 − 70 = 30; check 70 + 30 = 100.

  16. A16

    Calculate 2,003 − 98 by using a nearby hundred.

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    Answer: 1905

    Rewrite 98 as the nearby multiple of 100 with a small correction. Apply the correction to 2,003 and check the exact answer 1,905.

  17. A17

    Calculate 2,129 + 199 by using a nearby hundred.

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    Answer: 2328

    Rewrite 199 as the nearby multiple of 100 with a small correction. Apply the correction to 2,129 and check the exact answer 2,328.

  18. A18

    Calculate 2,255 − 301 by using a nearby hundred.

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    Answer: 1954

    Rewrite 301 as the nearby multiple of 100 with a small correction. Apply the correction to 2,255 and check the exact answer 1,954.

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