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1 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) Gary ate.3 of a candy bar. The digit 3 in this number has a value of-- 3 The model below has been shaded to represent a decimal number. A (3 x ) B (3 x.) C (3 x ) D (3 x.) What decimal number does the model represent? A. B. C. In the numeral shown, one digit is underlined, and one digit is circled., Which statement about the circled digit is true? D Not here F Its value is times greater than the value of the underlined digit. G Its value is the value of the underlined digit. H Its value is times greater than the value of the underlined digit. J Its value is the value of the underlined digit. Michael rounded off,6 to the nearest thousand. What was this number? F, G, H 3, J, Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

2 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) What number on the number line does point N best represent? L M N O The decimal number. can be shaded on the grid below A 3. B. C. D 3.9 Which grid is shaded to represent a decimal less than.? 6 The table shows the Census estimated population for some Texas counties. Texas County Census Estimated Population Fort Bend, Collin 96, El Paso 3,6 Denton, Hidalgo 33, Which number sentence correctly compares the populations of two of the counties? F 3,6 > 33, G, <, H 96, < 33, J 33, > 3,6 A B C D Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

3 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) 6 Which expression is equivalent to? Which two fractions are equivalent? F 3 G = = H J 3 F = G = H = 3 3 J = The two models are shaded to represent 6 the same fraction,. Model = Model Collette and Heather are reading the same book. Collette has read book. Heather has read 6 of the of her copy of the book. Which of these girls has read a greater fraction of the book? A = B 3 = C = D = 6 = 3 A Collette, because 6 > = B Collette, because 6 < = C Heather, because < D Collette, because > 6 6 Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

4 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) Rico measured the length of a bug that was.6 of an inch long. Which fraction is equivalent to this number? F G 6 6 Two teachers shared a new roll of bulletin board border. Mrs. Troy used 3 of the border for her bulletin board. The teachers used of the bulletin board border altogether. Troy and Boyd H 6 Troy 6 J What fraction of the bulletin board border did Mr. Boyd use? F H 3 G J 6 3 The table below shows the diameter of the four gas giants. What is the difference between the diameter of the largest gas giant and the smallest gas giant? A 93, B 9, C 3, Planet Diameter (in km) Jupiter,9 Saturn,36 Uranus, Neptune 9,3 D, Chelsie and Maria created a wall hanging together. Chelsie completed of the wall hanging, and Maria finished the rest. Which statement is true? A Chelsie finished more than half of the wall hanging, and Maria finished less than half of the wall hanging. B Each girl finished an equal amount of the wall hanging. C Chelsie finished less than half of the wall hanging, and Maria finished more than half of the wall hanging. D Each girl finished less than half of the wall hanging. Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

5 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) 6 Melanie cut out 33 pieces of fabric for a quilt. If she uses pieces to make a quilt square, which is the best estimate of the number of quilt squares she can make from the pieces of fabric she cut? According to the area model below, what is the product of x? F G 6 H J 3 Which pair of numbers best completes the equation below? x = A 3 and 3, B 3 and 3, F = 6 G = H = J = 3 9 Use the area model below to find the product of x 3. x C 3 and 3, D 3 and 3, 3 A 6 9 = 3 B 6 9 = 3 C 6 = D 6 = 6 Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

6 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) Which of the following shows the correct way to multiply and then add the partial products to get the answer to the following problem? Ellen used base-ten blocks to show how to divide a number. 9 x F 36 H G J According to the model, which number sentence has the correct dividend, divisor, and quotient for Ellen s division problem? F = R G = R H = R J = R Andy exercised for minutes a day for two weeks. How many minutes did he exercise during that time period? A minutes B minutes C minutes D minutes 3 Hector has sports cards in his collection. He bought pocket pages to organize his cards. Each page holds nine cards. If Hector uses all nine pockets of each page, how many pages will he use for his collection? A 9 B C D Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

7 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) A cafeteria has 3 tables with 6 chairs at each table. There are chairs that are unoccupied. How many chairs in the cafeteria have people sitting in them? F G 9 6 Mike bought 3 rolls of kite string to use at a Fourth of July picnic with his cousins. Each roll had feet of string. He used feet of kite string for each of different kites. Which diagram shows one way to find n, the number of feet of kite string that Mike had left? H 66 J 6 F n G Annette bought 3 boxes of red beads and boxes of yellow beads. Each box had beads. What is the most number of bracelets can she make with red beads and yellow beads on each bracelet? A 3 B C H n n D J n Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

8 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) The table shows the number of rectangles and the number of right angles in these rectangles. Number of Rectangles Number of Right Angles 3 3 Which correctly describes the relationship in the table? A Number of rectangles = number of right angles B Number of rectangles x 6 = number of right angles C Number of rectangles x = number of right angles D Number of rectangles 9 = number of right angles The table below shows the relationship between the input, position and the output, value. Input, Position What is the value of 9 th position in this relationship? F Numerical Expression x x 6 3 x 3 x 3 Output, Value 9 Which is true about the lines below? A They are intersecting lines. B They cross each other at right angles. C They are parallel lines. D They are perpendicular lines. 3 Which figures below have NO lines of symmetry? 3 F Figure and G Figure and 3 H Figure and J Figure and 3 G 9 H J Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

9 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) 3 Carlos drew the following figures: 33 In the diagram below, what is the measure of angle L, to the nearest degree? 3 Which statement is NOT true? A Figure is has all right angles B Figure has all acute angles. L C Figure 3 has all obtuse angles. D Not here ` A 3º B º C 63º D º 3 In the diagram below, what is the measure of angle T, to the nearest degree? 3 Which statement about the figure below is NOT true? F It is a square, because it is a special kind of rectangle. T G It is a parallelogram, because it has two pair of parallel sides. H It is a rhombus, because it is a parallelogram with equal sides. J It is a trapezoid, because it has exactly one pair of parallel sides. F º G 3º H º J º Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

10 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) 3 Marco is using a protractor to construct an angle that measures º. First, he draws ray RS, as shown on the protractor. 3 Janet used one-foot carpet squares to make a rug for her room. She used forty-two squares. Which drawing below shows an area of sq. ft.? W V U T A ft. 3 ft. C 3 ft. To complete the º angle, Marco draws another ray that starts at Point P, and passes through A Point T R S B. ft. ft. D ft. ft. B Point U C Point V D Point W 3 Which square below has the same perimeter AND area? 36 Oscar measured angle DBC as º. What is the measure of angle DBA? F 6 in. D G 3 in. A B C F 3º G º H º J º H J in. in. Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

11 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) 39 Sheryl measured the length of her dresser. What is a reasonable estimate of the length of the dresser? A yards B feet C inches D 6 centimeters Mrs. Daniels bought three different containers of white and chocolate milk in the last week. The total amount of milk was a gallon. What was the capacity of each of the three individual containers? A quart quart half-gallon B pint half-gallon pint C quart quart quart D pint quart pint The dimensions of two triangles are shown below. Mrs. Thompson bought a -pound bag of sugar. Equivalent measures are shown in the table below. Based on the information in the table, how many ounces of sugar are in the bag? F 9 ounces G ounces H ounces J Pounds Ounces ounces mm 9 mm Triangle R mm Triangle S Which statement about these triangles is true? F The perimeter of Triangle R is mm more than the perimeter of Triangle S. G The perimeter of Triangle R is mm less than the perimeter of Triangle S. H The perimeter of Triangle R is 3 mm more than Triangle S. J The perimeter of Triangle R is 9 mm less than Triangle S. Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

12 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) 3 The rulers represent measuring the length of a paper clip and a pencil in millimeters and centimeters. A mm is. of a cm. Daniel took a survey of the number of dogs owned by students in his class. The results are shown in the table below. Students Who Own Dogs Number of Frequency Dogs lll llll lll llll l 3 ll l l Which dot plot correctly represents the data in the table? How much longer is the pencil than the paper clip in centimeters? A. cm Student Dog Owners Student Dog Owners B. cm C. cm D 6.3 cm F H 3 3 Number of Dogs Number of Dogs Student Dog Owners Student Dog Owners G J 3 3 Number of Dogs Number of Dogs Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

13 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) The table below shows the number of popcorn tins that were sold by grade level for a school fundraiser. Popcorn Tins Sold Which stem and leaf plot correctly represents the data in the table? A Grade Level Number Sold K C 6 Carmen's science teacher made a stem and leaf plot to organize data from the latest test. Science Test Grades Stem Leaf means Based on the data, which statement is true? Popcorn Tins Sold Stem Leaf means B Popcorn Tins Sold Stem Leaf means Popcorn Tins Sold Stem Leaf means D Popcorn Tins Sold Stem Leaf means F There were students represented by the data. G Half of the students had grades below, and half of the students had grades above. H If is passing, eight students failed the test. J One-tenth of the students made. Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions

14 as Daily STAAR Moose th Grade Revised 6 Benchmark Test (Days 3 to 6) Melissa s work hours were cut two hours a week for the next month. She needs to lower her variable expenses over the next few weeks. Which of the following is one way to reduce her variable expenses? A Take her lunch to work B Skip her electric bill. C Delay her car payment D Rent a cheaper apartment Melissa has less money each week for awhile since her work pay will be less for the next month. Which bank service will she most likely NOT use in the near future? F Get smaller cash withdrawals. G Check her bank balance more often. H Get information about a savings plan that can be automatically deducted from her check. J Keep the check register that her bank provides current, so she doesn t overdraw on her account. Copyright 9-6 Moose Productions