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Single #1 – Round the Single #1 – Round the following number to the following number to the underlined digit: 3underlined digit: 34455

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Single #2 – Round the Single #2 – Round the following number to the following number to the underlined digit: 15,underlined digit: 15,998686

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Single #3 – Round the Single #3 – Round the following number to the following number to the underlined digit: 76underlined digit: 7655,741,741

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Single #4 – Round the Single #4 – Round the following number to the following number to the underlined digit:underlined digit: 8632

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Single #5 – Round the Single #5 – Round the following number to the following number to the underlined digit: 79.underlined digit: 79.9922

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Single #6 – Round the Single #6 – Round the following number to the following number to the underlined digit:underlined digit: 59.62

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Single #7 – Round the Single #7 – Round the following number to the following number to the underlined digit:underlined digit: 547.3

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Single #8 – Round the Single #8 – Round the following number to the following number to the hundreds digit:hundreds digit: 5268.5

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Single #9 – Round the Single #9 – Round the following number to the following number to the hundredths digit:hundredths digit: 63.256

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Single #10 – Round the Single #10 – Round the following number to the following number to the nearest whole number:nearest whole number: 18.526

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Single #11 – Round the Single #11 – Round the following number to the following number to the tenths digit:tenths digit: 84.86

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Single #12 – Round the Single #12 – Round the following number to the following number to the thousandths digit:thousandths digit: 5.65289

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Single #13 – Round the Single #13 – Round the following number to the following number to the nearest whole number:nearest whole number: 34.21

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Single #14 – Round the Single #14 – Round the following number to the ones following number to the ones digit:digit: 524.62

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Single #15 – Round the Single #15 – Round the following number to the following number to the hundredths digit:hundredths digit: 135.256

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Visitor Single #1 – Textiles Visitor Single #1 – Textiles are…?are…?

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Visitor Single #2 – Visitor Single #2 – Economy is Economy is the use of resources, money the use of resources, money and ________ to meet peoples' and ________ to meet peoples' wants and needs.wants and needs.??

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Visitor Single #3 – Visitor Single #3 – Agriculture Agriculture is ______________.is ______________.

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Visitor Single #4 – What is Visitor Single #4 – What is Tennessee’s state bird?Tennessee’s state bird?

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bluebird*

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Visitor Single #5 – What is Visitor Single #5 – What is Tennessee’s state flower?Tennessee’s state flower?

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Visitor Single #6 – Which state Visitor Single #6 – Which state does NOT border Tennessee?does NOT border Tennessee?

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Visitor Single #7 – What is Visitor Single #7 – What is Tennessee’s Nickname?Tennessee’s Nickname?

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Visitor Single #8 – Who was Visitor Single #8 – Who was Tennessee’s very first Tennessee’s very first congressman?congressman?

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Visitor Single #9 – Who was Visitor Single #9 – Who was the first governor of the first governor of Tennessee?Tennessee?

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Visitor Single #10 – In June Visitor Single #10 – In June of 1861, what did Tennessee of 1861, what did Tennessee join?join?

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Visitor Single #11 – What Visitor Single #11 – What Tennessee General said that Tennessee General said that he would only accept he would only accept “Unconditional Surrender?“Unconditional Surrender?

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Visitor Single #12 – What US Visitor Single #12 – What US President from Tennessee President from Tennessee was the first President to was the first President to ever be impeached?ever be impeached?

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Visitor Single #13 – What Visitor Single #13 – What citrus soft drink that was citrus soft drink that was invented in Tennessee invented in Tennessee derived its name from derived its name from moonshine?moonshine?

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Visitor Single #14 – What is Visitor Single #14 – What is the current capital of the current capital of Tennessee?Tennessee?

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Visitor Single #15 – Visitor Single #15 – People People who wanted to end slavery who wanted to end slavery were calledwere called??

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Fly Ball! It’s Caught! Fly Ball! It’s Caught! You’re Out!You’re Out!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!

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Double #1 – What is Double #1 – What is 53.96 + 8.34?53.96 + 8.34?

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Double #2 – 2.97 + 0.35Double #2 – 2.97 + 0.35 =

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Double #3 – Estimate by Double #3 – Estimate by rounding to the nearest rounding to the nearest hundred 367+141hundred 367+141

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Double #4 – Estimate by Double #4 – Estimate by rounding to the nearest rounding to the nearest hundred 791+632hundred 791+632

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Double #5 – Estimate by Double #5 – Estimate by rounding to the nearest ten: rounding to the nearest ten: 71+36 71+36

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Double #6 – Estimate by Double #6 – Estimate by rounding to the nearest ten: rounding to the nearest ten: 54+6654+66

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Double #7 – Estimate by Double #7 – Estimate by rounding to the nearest rounding to the nearest hundred: 705+936hundred: 705+936

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Double #8 – Estimate by Double #8 – Estimate by rounding: 15.6-6.8rounding: 15.6-6.8

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Double #9 – Estimate by Double #9 – Estimate by rounding: 820-687rounding: 820-687

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Double #10 – Estimate by Double #10 – Estimate by rounding 5.26-2.65rounding 5.26-2.65

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Double #11 –Luis sold 328 Double #11 –Luis sold 328 sport bottles and Jorge sold sport bottles and Jorge sold 411. About how many total 411. About how many total sport bottles did the two boys sport bottles did the two boys sell?sell?

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Double #12 – Marlee has 845 Double #12 – Marlee has 845 baseball cards and Kin has baseball cards and Kin has 612 baseball cards. About how 612 baseball cards. About how

many more baseball cards many more baseball cards does Marlee have than Kin?does Marlee have than Kin?

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Double #13 – Find the exact Double #13 – Find the exact sum: 16.23 + 54.654sum: 16.23 + 54.654

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Double #14 – Find the exact Double #14 – Find the exact difference: 30 - 6.32difference: 30 - 6.32

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Double #15 – Find the Double #15 – Find the difference: 19.6 – 12.36difference: 19.6 – 12.36

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Pop Up Center Field! Pop Up Center Field! It’s Caught! Two Outs!It’s Caught! Two Outs!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!

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Triple #1 – The Albanyville library Triple #1 – The Albanyville library has 1,367 books on the first floor has 1,367 books on the first floor and and 952 books on the second floor. 952 books on the second floor. Which of the following is the best Which of the following is the best estimate of the total books in the estimate of the total books in the

library?library?

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The theater sold 7,893 tickets on Friday The theater sold 7,893 tickets on Friday night. There were 5,123 tickets sold on night. There were 5,123 tickets sold on Saturday night. About how many more Saturday night. About how many more tickets were sold on Friday night than tickets were sold on Friday night than

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Triple #3 – Bobby is helping buy meats, for Triple #3 – Bobby is helping buy meats, for grilling, for the school picnic. He bought 10grilling, for the school picnic. He bought 10pounds of sausage at $1.69 per pound, 100 pounds of sausage at $1.69 per pound, 100 pounds of hamburgers at 1.99 pound, 1,000 pounds of hamburgers at 1.99 pound, 1,000 pounds of hot dogs at $2.09 per pound, and pounds of hot dogs at $2.09 per pound, and 100 pounds of chicken at $3.69 per pound. 100 pounds of chicken at $3.69 per pound. Which of the items he bought cost the most?Which of the items he bought cost the most?

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Triple #4 – The average rainfall Triple #4 – The average rainfall in New York City is 60.187 in New York City is 60.187 inches. What is the average inches. What is the average rainfall when rounded to the rainfall when rounded to the nearest tenth?nearest tenth?

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Triple #5 – Kristina had $60.33 Triple #5 – Kristina had $60.33 in her checking account. Then, in her checking account. Then, she spent $12.69 from the she spent $12.69 from the account. How much money is account. How much money is left in Kristina’s checking left in Kristina’s checking account? account? hit*

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Triple #6 – Ron and Amanda collected Triple #6 – Ron and Amanda collected 497 buttons, but they used 177 of them 497 buttons, but they used 177 of them while fixing some jackets. About how while fixing some jackets. About how many buttons do they have now? many buttons do they have now?

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Triple #7 – Mom made 510 Triple #7 – Mom made 510 cupcakes for the bake sale. cupcakes for the bake sale. 226 sold in two days. About 226 sold in two days. About how many cupcakes are left?how many cupcakes are left?

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Triple #8 – Liz and Mary went Triple #8 – Liz and Mary went to a candy store and bought to a candy store and bought 959 pieces of candy. 152 were 959 pieces of candy. 152 were bought by Liz. About how bought by Liz. About how many did Mary buy?many did Mary buy?

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Triple #9 – Sandra has $8.53, Triple #9 – Sandra has $8.53, Sophie has $12.85, and Sophie has $12.85, and Sammy has $5.25. About how Sammy has $5.25. About how much money do the friends much money do the friends have altogether?have altogether?

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Triple #10 – Rashan ran the Triple #10 – Rashan ran the mile race in 5.4 seconds. mile race in 5.4 seconds. Gabe ran the mile race in 5.84 Gabe ran the mile race in 5.84 seconds. How much faster did seconds. How much faster did Rashan run than Gabe?Rashan run than Gabe?

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Triple #11 – During the Great Triple #11 – During the Great Depression…?Depression…?

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Triple #12 – Hoovervilles were Triple #12 – Hoovervilles were during which time period?during which time period?

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Triple #13 – What war did the Triple #13 – What war did the bombing of Pearl Harbor get bombing of Pearl Harbor get American involved in?American involved in?

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Triple #14 – Which port did Triple #14 – Which port did most immigrants from Europe most immigrants from Europe come through?come through?

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Triple #15 – Someone who Triple #15 – Someone who buys stock in a company is?buys stock in a company is?

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Ground Ball! Thrown to Base!Ground Ball! Thrown to Base!Two Outs!Two Outs!

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It’s a Triple Base Hit!It’s a Triple Base Hit!

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Homer #1 – Felipe needs to run two Homer #1 – Felipe needs to run two miles for soccer team try-outs. He miles for soccer team try-outs. He ran his first mile in 11.567 minutes. ran his first mile in 11.567 minutes. He ran his second mile in 11.125 He ran his second mile in 11.125 minutes. What is the combined time minutes. What is the combined time

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Homer #2 – Manny Ramirez’s batting Homer #2 – Manny Ramirez’s batting average in 2006 was 0.321 and Jason average in 2006 was 0.321 and Jason Varitek’s was 0.238. How much Varitek’s was 0.238. How much higher was Ramirez’s batting higher was Ramirez’s batting average than Varitek’s?average than Varitek’s?

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Homer #3 – Tamera buys a Homer #3 – Tamera buys a shirt for $14.69 and a pair of shirt for $14.69 and a pair of pants for $21.32. How much pants for $21.32. How much more does she spend more does she spend for the pants?for the pants?

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Homer #4 – Camien wants to ride the Homer #4 – Camien wants to ride the Ferris wheel, the roller coaster, and the Ferris wheel, the roller coaster, and the log ride. The Ferris wheel costs 5 tickets, log ride. The Ferris wheel costs 5 tickets, the roller coaster costs 7 tickets and the the roller coaster costs 7 tickets and the log ride costs 1 ticket. Camien has 5 log ride costs 1 ticket. Camien has 5 tickets. How many more tickets should tickets. How many more tickets should Camien buy?Camien buy?

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Homer #5 – Ronnie is in the orchestra. Homer #5 – Ronnie is in the orchestra. Johnelle is in the band. There are 39 Johnelle is in the band. There are 39 students in the orchestra and twice that students in the orchestra and twice that number in the band. There are 23 boys number in the band. There are 23 boys and 13 girls in the choir. If each student and 13 girls in the choir. If each student only participates in one group, how only participates in one group, how many students total are there in the many students total are there in the orchestra, the band, and the choir?orchestra, the band, and the choir?

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Homer #6 – Nyasia always takes the Homer #6 – Nyasia always takes the same route when she walks her dog. same route when she walks her dog. First, she walks 7 blocks to the park. First, she walks 7 blocks to the park. Then she walks 9 blocks to the Then she walks 9 blocks to the elementary school. Finally, she walks12 elementary school. Finally, she walks12 blocks to get back home. Nyasia walks blocks to get back home. Nyasia walks her dog 2 times each day. How many her dog 2 times each day. How many blocks does Nyasia's dog walk each blocks does Nyasia's dog walk each day?day?

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Homer #7 – For soccer season, Kavazia Homer #7 – For soccer season, Kavazia wants to buy a new soccer ball, a pair of wants to buy a new soccer ball, a pair of shorts, and a pair of soccer shoes. The shorts, and a pair of soccer shoes. The ball costs $9.60, the shorts cost $11.40, ball costs $9.60, the shorts cost $11.40, and the shoes cost $9.35. Kavazia has and the shoes cost $9.35. Kavazia has $8.90. How much more money does $8.90. How much more money does Kavazia need?Kavazia need?

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Homer #8 – Brandon T. wants to buy a Homer #8 – Brandon T. wants to buy a jump rope that costs $5, a board game jump rope that costs $5, a board game that costs $10, and a playground ball that costs $10, and a playground ball that costs $3. He has saved $2 from his that costs $3. He has saved $2 from his allowance, and his uncle gave him $1. allowance, and his uncle gave him $1. How much more money does Brandon T. How much more money does Brandon T. need to buy the jump rope, the game, need to buy the jump rope, the game, and the ball?and the ball?

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Homer #9 – Raekwon bought a sandwich Homer #9 – Raekwon bought a sandwich for $4.75, a bag of chips for $1.70, and a for $4.75, a bag of chips for $1.70, and a drink for $1.75. The tax was $0.65. He drink for $1.75. The tax was $0.65. He gave the cashier $10.00. How much gave the cashier $10.00. How much change should Raekwon have received?change should Raekwon have received?

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Homer #10 – Kobe and Briyana went to Homer #10 – Kobe and Briyana went to lunch at a cafe. They ordered a spinach lunch at a cafe. They ordered a spinach salad for $5.00, a tuna sandwich for salad for $5.00, a tuna sandwich for $4.85, and 2 glasses of lemonade for $4.85, and 2 glasses of lemonade for $0.80 each. The tax was $1.15. They gave $0.80 each. The tax was $1.15. They gave the waiter $15.00. How much change the waiter $15.00. How much change should they have received.should they have received.

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Homer #11 – Because of our Homer #11 – Because of our system of checks and system of checks and balances, Congress can balances, Congress can override which of the override which of the following?following?

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Homer #12 – What was the Homer #12 – What was the cause of the Korean War?cause of the Korean War?

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Homer #13 – Which of the Homer #13 – Which of the following did the Cold War following did the Cold War involve?involve?

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Homer #14 – Why was there Homer #14 – Why was there fighting in Vietnam?fighting in Vietnam?

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Homer #15 – Which was first Homer #15 – Which was first used for warfare during World used for warfare during World War II?War II?

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