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Within 100 (meaning, properties, fluency) Transitional Reasoning Practice

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5 Math practice questions on Within 100 (meaning, properties, fluency). Questions that build towards applied reasoning.

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  1. 1.

    A robotics club is assembling small explorer rovers for a science fair showcase. Each rover requires 4 wheels and 3 sensor chips to be complete. The club has 38 wheels and 32 sensor chips available in their supply kit. After assembling the maximum number of complete rovers possible, how many total unused parts (wheels and sensor chips combined) remain?

    • A) 4
    • B) 7
    • C) 9
    • D) 2
  2. 2.

    An art teacher opens 4 boxes of modeling clay, each containing 12 individual blocks. She distributes all the blocks equally among 6 worktables for a sculpture lesson. If each student at a table receives 2 blocks of clay and all blocks are handed out, how many students are seated at each worktable?

    • A) 2 students
    • B) 3 students
    • C) 4 students
    • D) 8 students
  3. 3.

    A community library organizes reading kits for 8 youth book clubs. Each kit must contain 6 fiction books and 5 non-fiction books. The library currently has 35 fiction books and 28 non-fiction books set aside for this project. How many more books in total must the library acquire to complete all 8 kits?

    • A) 25
    • B) 35
    • C) 13
    • D) 12
  4. 4.

    Elena is setting up chairs in a community hall for an evening concert. She arranges 8 equal sections with 9 chairs in each section, and the organizers later add 3 extra rows with 4 chairs in each row at the back. If every seat in the hall is occupied during the concert except for 6 empty seats, how many people are seated for the concert?

    • A) 72
    • B) 76
    • C) 84
    • D) 78
  5. 5.

    A bakery needs to package 96 muffins for an order using either small boxes that hold 6 muffins each or large boxes that hold 8 muffins each. The baker initially plans to pack all 96 muffins into small boxes, but then decides to use only large boxes instead. How many fewer boxes will the baker need by choosing large boxes rather than small boxes?

    • A) 2 boxes
    • B) 6 boxes
    • C) 8 boxes
    • D) 4 boxes

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