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5th Grade Summer Math Review

A free 40-problem 5th grade summer math review PDF with fraction and decimal operations, coordinate-plane models, volume, geometry, measurement, multi-step problems, and a complete answer key.

40 problems7 skill areasAbout 85 minutesAnswer key included
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What this review measures

The move into middle school is easier when fraction and decimal operations are secure. This substantial 40-problem review also checks whether students can interpret expressions, use coordinates, convert measurements, and connect area and volume formulas to visual models rather than relying on memorized steps alone.

For parents and educators

Let the student use scratch paper but not a calculator on the first attempt. Accuracy matters, but a clearly labeled strategy is equally useful for spotting where support is needed.

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Every question below appears in the printable packet. Students should show their work and simplify answers unless directed otherwise.

Whole numbers and expressions

Compute efficiently and apply the order of operations.

  1. 1Find 4,308 x 26.
  2. 2Find 9,135 / 35.
  3. 3Evaluate 6 + 3 x (14 - 8).
  4. 4Write an expression for 12 less than the product of 7 and n.
  5. 5Evaluate 120 - 4 x (18 + 7).
  6. 6Find 84,672 / 8.

Decimals

Use place value to compare and compute with decimals.

  1. 7Find 18.47 + 6.905.
  2. 8Find 40 - 7.638.
  3. 9Find 3.6 x 0.45.
  4. 10Find 8.64 / 0.8.
  5. 11Use <, >, or =: 4.070 ___ 4.7.
  6. 12Round 18.496 to the nearest hundredth.

Fractions

Add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions in context.

  1. 13Find 3/4 + 5/6. Write a mixed number.
  2. 14Find 2 1/3 - 5/8.
  3. 15Find 7/9 x 3/14.
  4. 16Find 4 / (2/3).
  5. 17Write the shaded amount as a fraction and a decimal.
  6. 18Find 2 1/4 x 1 1/3.
  7. 19Use <, >, or =: 7/12 ___ 0.6.

Patterns and coordinates

Analyze numerical rules and distances in the first quadrant.

  1. 20Points A and B are shown. What is the distance between them?AB
  2. 21Points P and Q are shown. What is the horizontal distance between them?PQ
  3. 22The rule is y = 2x + 3. Find y when x = 7.
  4. 23Continue the pattern with the next two terms: 5, 9, 13, ...
  5. 24Start at (3, 2). Move 4 units right and 5 units up. What point do you reach?

Measurement and geometry

Use visual models to reason about area, volume, and figure attributes.

  1. 25Find the volume of the rectangular prism.8 cm3 cm5 cm
  2. 26The prism has volume 96 cubic inches. Find the missing height.8 in.? in.4 in.
  3. 27Find the area of the triangle.base 12 cm; height 7 cm
  4. 28The rectangle has area 84 square feet. Find the missing side length and then its perimeter.12 ft? ftArea = 84 sq ft
  5. 29Classify the triangle by its side lengths.5 units, 5 units, 8 units
  6. 30Name the quadrilateral. How many pairs of parallel sides does it have?
  7. 31A rectangular prism has a base 6 inches by 4 inches and a height of 5 inches. Find its volume.6 in.5 in.4 in.
  8. 32How many lines of symmetry does the rhombus have?

Data and measurement

Interpret data and convert customary measurements.

  1. 33The values are 12, 15, 15, 18, and 20. Find the mean.
  2. 34Convert 3.5 feet to inches.
  3. 35A container holds 2.75 liters. How many milliliters is that?
  4. 36Order from least to greatest: 0.62, 5/8, 0.6.

Multi-step problems

Choose operations and explain multi-step reasoning.

  1. 37A 12.5-foot board is cut into 5 equal pieces. How long is each piece?
  2. 38Leah bikes 3 1/4 miles in the morning and 2 5/6 miles later. How far in all?
  3. 39A tank is 3/5 full. After 18 gallons are added, it is 9/10 full. What is the tank's capacity?
  4. 40Four notebooks cost $11.80. At the same rate, what do 7 notebooks cost?
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Open-ended explanations may use different wording while showing the same reasoning.

Whole numbers and expressions

1. 112,008

2. 261

3. 24

4. 7n - 12

5. 20

6. 10,584

Decimals

7. 25.375

8. 32.362

9. 1.62

10. 10.8

11. <

12. 18.50

Fractions

13. 1 7/12

14. 1 17/24

15. 1/6

16. 6

17. 5/8 and 0.625

18. 3

19. <

Patterns and coordinates

20. 6 units

21. 4 units

22. 17

23. 17, 21

24. (7, 7)

Measurement and geometry

25. 120 cubic cm

26. 3 inches

27. 42 square cm

28. 7 feet; perimeter 38 feet

29. Isosceles

30. A trapezoid; 1 pair

31. 120 cubic inches

32. 2

Data and measurement

33. 16

34. 42 inches

35. 2,750 milliliters

36. 0.6, 0.62, 5/8

Multi-step problems

37. 2.5 feet

38. 6 1/12 miles

39. 60 gallons

40. $20.65