Subtraction.5th Grade Math Pretest 1.1
This test is given to find out how well you have learned subtraction.  If you do not miss any problems you are ready to move on to Magnificent Step 2, Subtraction with Decimals.  Otherwise keep practicing problems in this section before you move on to the next Magnificent Step.  If you still don't understand  please talk to me to develop a plan so that you master the key math concepts you have not yet mastered.  You will retake the 5th Grade Math Pretest test by the end of the school year to measure your academic progress.

There are no grades on this pretest!  If you pass the 5th Grade Math Pretest with a grade of 90% or higher you have earned the right to increase your end of quarter grade.  For example, if you have a B+ you can increase your grade to an A-.
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Subtraction (No Calculators!)
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.NBT.B.7
Add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals to hundredths, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy to a written method and explain the reasoning used
1.  Solve 8,345 - 2,467? *
What number goes in the underlined section
1 point
2.  Solve 7,645 - 2,768? *
Make certain you use commas to show place value changes.  For example 2,745 not 2745.
1 point
3.  Solve for 10,000 - 7,876 *
Make certain you use commas to show place value changes.  For example 2,745 not 2745.
1 point
4.  Solve 112,345 - 93,496? *
Make certain you use commas to show place value changes.  For example 2,745 not 2745.
1 point
5.   Solve 456,785  - 257,896 *
Make certain you use commas to show place value changes.  For example 2,745 not 2745.
1 point
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