Math CCT Released Items (From State Dep't of Education)

Sandy Garrett 2005
State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Oklahoma State Department of Education
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Core Curriculum Tests

Multiple-Choice Release Item Book
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MATHEMATICS
Introduction
Grade 5 Mathematics
The purpose of this test is to measure Oklahoma fifth-grade students’ level of proficiency in
mathematics. On the Grade 5 Mathematics Test, students are required to respond to a variety of
items linked to the fifth-grade mathematics content standards identified in the Priority Academic
Student Skills (PASS). Each Mathematics Test item tests an identified content standard and objective
listed below.
PASS Content Standards and Objectives

Patterns and Algebraic Reasoning
• Algebra Patterns (1.1)
• Problem Solving (1.2)
Number Sense
• Fraction/Decimal/Percent (2.1)
• Number Theory (2.2)
Number Operations and Computation
• Estimation (3.1)
• Whole Numbers/Decimals/Fractions (3.2)
Geometry and Measurement
• Geometric Figure Properties (4.1)
• Perimeter/Area (4.2)
• Convert Measurements (4.5)
Data Analysis and Probability
• Data Analysis (5.1)
• Probability (5.2)
Each year committees of Oklahoma educators review and approve items for use on the Oklahoma Core
Curriculum Tests. The items in this document were selected from the pool of those eligible items. These
are examples of items that appear on tests; this is not an example of a test form. The items are arranged
in the order of the PASS Standards and Objectives shown above. A table at the end of this document lists
the items in sequence, the PASS Standards and Objectives, and the correct answer for each item. All of
these items have been modified to reflect the principles of Universal Test Design in order to more closely
align them with the style and format of items on current tests. However, the fifty-item collection does not
match the balance and proportion of items required on operational tests as identified by the Grade 5
Mathematics Blueprint. The Blueprint can be found on the State Department of Education website at
http://sde.state.ok.us/home/defaultie.html.
ALL items in this document and on our tests have been reviewed and approved by committees of
content-area teachers from school districts around the state of Oklahoma.
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Mathematics
Standard 1: Patterns and Algebraic Reasoning

The student will use algebraic methods to describe patterns and solve problems
in a variety of contexts.
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Juanita used the number machine below to create output numbers from input
numbers. The number machine used the same rule each time to create the
output number.
Number
18 3
Machine
Input Output
Number Number
Number
36 6
Machine
Input Output
Number Number
Number
24 4
Machine
Input Output
Number Number
Number
n Machine
Input Output
Number Number
If n is the input number, which expression could be the rule the machine used
to create each output number?
A n6
B n6
C n6*
D n6

Mathematics
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2
Mark has 30 tokens to use on
games at the arcade. For each
game he plays, he uses the same
number of tokens. If Mark plays
5 different games, which number
sentence could be used to show
the number of tokens he can use
on each game?
A 30 5
B 30 5
C 30 5
D 30 5 *
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3
Two groups of cherries are drawn below.
Which equation could be used to show the relationship between the

two groups?
A 331241
B 341244
C 331242*
D 334341

Mathematics
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4 5
Tina made the following table. Cornelius drew 5 rectangles. He
recorded, in inches, the width and
x y length of each rectangle in the
table below.
0 15
1 14 Rectangles
2 13 Width Length
3 12 1 5
2 7
Which statement explains the
relationship between x and y? 3 9
4 11
A For each unit increase in
5 13
the value of x, the value of
y increases by one unit.
Which statement best describes
B For each unit increase in the relationship between the
the value of x, the value of width and the length for each of
y decreases by one unit. * the 5 rectangles?
C For each unit increase in
the value of x, the value of A The length is three inches more
y increases by two units. than two times the width. *
D For each unit increase in B The length is three inches more

the value of x, the value of than three times the width.
y decreases by two units. C The length is three inches less
than two times the width.
D The length is three inches less
than three times the width.

Mathematics
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6 7
In the table below, for all pairs of Dawn wants to solve the following
values of a and b, which equation equation using only two steps.
is true?
2n 6 12
a 1 2 3 4
b 2 5 8 11 Which could be the first step
Dawn uses to solve the equation?
A 2ab
A Divide both the left side and the
B (3 a) 1 b * right side of the equation by 6.
C 3ab B Divide both the left side and the
D (2 a) 1 b right side of the equation by 12.
C Subtract 6 from both the left
side and the right side of the
equation.
D Subtract 12 from both the left
side and the right side of the
equation. *

Mathematics
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Two groups of cherries are drawn below.
Which inequality could be used to show the relationship between the

two groups?
A 232241*
B 232242
C 332221
D 332222

Mathematics
Standard 2: Number Sense

The student will demonstrate an understanding of the basic concepts and
properties of real numbers.
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9 11
Which decimal number is Which lists the numbers in order
equivalent to the fraction shown from least to greatest?
below?
A 2.6, 0.96, 0.69
4 B 0.69, 2.6, 0.96
1000
C 2.6, 0.69, 0.96
A 0.0004 D 0.69, 0.96, 2.6 *
B 0.004 *
C 0.04 3364104
D 0.4 12
A company donated 32 computers
to Larry’s school. Larry’s class
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received 8 of the computers. What
10 percent of the total number of
Which fraction is equivalent donated computers did Larry’s
to 0.8? class receive?
8 A 25% *
A
100 B 40%
1 C 50%
B
8
D 75%
3
C
4
8
D *
10

Mathematics
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Antonio went to the Men’s Shop Which of these could follow the
to buy a shirt. He saw this sign. equal sign to make a true number
sentence?
Sa
!
le
3 (2 4)
Sa
le!
Shirts on sale!
Buy 1 at the regular
price and get the A (3 2) (3 4) *
second at 50% off! B (3 2) (2 4)
C 3 (2 4)
He bought 2 identical shirts. The D 2 (3 4)
regular price of one shirt was
$22.50. What was the total
amount he paid for the 2 shirts, 3002194
not including tax?

16
Which list contains only one
A $11.25 prime number?
B $22.50 A 3, 4, 5, 6
C $33.75 * B 6, 9, 10, 11 *
D $45.00 C 4, 10, 12, 21
D 7, 11, 13, 17
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14
Which shows one way to find the
value of the following expression?
(3 4)8
A (3 4) (4 8)
B (3 8) (4 8) *
C (3 8) (3 4)
D (3 4) (4 3)

Mathematics
Standard 3: Number Operations and Computation

The student will estimate and compute with whole numbers, decimals,
and fractions.
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A tennis racket costs $47.85, and Bryce has a newspaper route.
a can of tennis balls costs $1.99. Almost 50% of his customers
Which is closest to the total cost have paid this week. If
of the racket and the can of balls? 33 customers have paid Bryce,
which is closest to the total
A $48 $2 * number of newspaper customers?
B $47 $2
A 47
C $47.50 $1.50
B 50
D $48 $1
C 70 *
D 83
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18
At the high school football game, 2009025
1200 tickets were sold for $4.85 20

each. Which of these is closest to In Mr. Gomez’s class, 25% of
the total amount of ticket sales? the students completed their
science projects early. There are
A $1685
24 students in his class. What is
B $4850 the total number of students who
C $5000 completed their projects early?
D $6000 * A 4
B 6*
C 8
D 10

Mathematics
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Kim weighed the five puppies Juan has a metal bar that is
in her dog’s litter. The weights 140 inches long. He needs smaller
of the puppies, in pounds, are pieces that are 2.5 inches long.
shown below. What is the greatest number of
smaller pieces he can cut from
4.4, 3.25, 2.75, 3.88, 5.5 the bar?
A 30
What is the sum of the weights of
B 47
the 5 puppies?
C 56 *
A 20.00 lb
D 350
B 19.78 lb *
C 15.38 lb
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D 14.28 lb 24
Clayton bought 13 items for a
total of $89.31 including tax. Each
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item cost the same amount. What
22 was the cost of each item?
Joan bought a candy bar for
$0.57. She gave the clerk a $20 bill A $6.81
to pay for the candy bar. Which is B $6.87 *
closest to the amount of change
Joan should have received? C $7.17
D $7.56
A $18.40
B $19.40 *
C $19.50
D $20.50

Mathematics
Standard 4: Geometry and Measurement

The student will apply geometric properties and relationships and use
measurements within the metric and customary systems to solve problems in a
variety of contexts.
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25 26
John drew a robot using only Which of the following is a true
rectangles and hexagons. Which statement about a cube?
drawing could be John’s?
A
A It has a greater number of edges

than vertices. *
C * B It has the same number of
vertices as faces.
C It has a greater number of faces
than vertices.
D It has a greater number of faces
than edges.
D

Mathematics
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27 28
Which type of angle has a Which shape below is
measure of 60 degrees? an octagon?
A obtuse A
B right
C acute *
D straight
B
C *

Mathematics
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29 31
Mrs. Foster wants to order a piece Myra plans to cover her kitchen
of glass for the rectangular top of floor with square tiles that are
a wooden table. The top of the 12 inches along an edge. Her
table measures 5 feet by 3 feet. kitchen floor is shaped like a
What is the area of the piece of rectangle with a length of 5 feet
glass she needs? and a width of 4 feet. Myra will
place the tiles so that there are no
A 8 sq ft gaps. What is the minimum
B 15 sq ft * number of tiles that Myra will
need to cover the floor?
C 16 sq ft
D 30 sq ft A 9 tiles
B 11 tiles
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30 D 20 tiles *
A carpenter has a plywood board
that is 8 feet long and 4 feet wide.
He will cut a rectangular piece
from the plywood that has a
perimeter of 22 feet. Which could
be the length and width of the
rectangular piece?
A 6 ft by 4 ft
B 7 ft by 4 ft *
C 6 ft by 3 ft
D 5 ft by 4 ft

Mathematics
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32 34
A drawing of Mario’s garden is Tom needs 36 feet of fencing to go
shown below. around the perimeter of his
garden. The fencing is sold in
40 ft sections that are each 1 yard long.
What is the fewest number of
20 ft sections Tom needs to fence the
perimeter of his garden?
50 ft A 13
B 12 *
C 8
D 6
20 ft
What is the perimeter of the 3364108
garden? 35
Mr. Smith has 3 gallons of milk.
A 130 feet How many 1-quart bottles can he
B 150 feet fill with the milk he has?
C 160 feet A 6
D 180 feet * B 9
C 12 *
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33
Quinton’s aquarium is a
rectangular prism with a base
that is 48 inches long and
24 inches wide. What is the
perimeter of the base of
Quinton’s aquarium?
A 72 in.
B 108 in.
C 144 in. *
D 1152 in.

Mathematics
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36 38
Meg needs 2 pounds of chocolate A plastic bottle holds
to make cookies. The chocolate is 3000 milliliters of liquid. How
sold in 12-ounce bags. What is many liters is 3000 milliliters?
the least number of bags she
will need in order to make A 3L*
the cookies? B 30 L
A 1 C 300 L
B 2 D 30,000 L
C 3*
D 4
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37
How many cups of vegetable oil
are needed to fill a 24-ounce
bottle?
A 6
B 4
C 3*
D 2

Mathematics
Standard 5: Data Analysis and Probability

The student will use data analysis, statistics, and probability to interpret data in
a variety of contexts.
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39
This table shows the number of each type of movie rented from a video store in
one week.
Video Rentals
Type Number of Videos
musical 22
action 56
comedy 128
cartoon 40
Which graph best represents the information shown in the table?
A Video Rentals C Video Rentals

musical musical
Type
Type
action action
comedy comedy
cartoon cartoon
0
50
70
90
70
0
90
10
30
30
50
10
0
11
11
13
13
Number of Videos Number of Videos
B Video Rentals D Video Rentals *

musical musical
Type
Type
action action
comedy comedy
cartoon cartoon
70
0
90
0
10
30
50
30
50
70
90
10
0
11
11
13
13
Number of Videos Number of Videos

Mathematics
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40
Justin has shirts in 5 different colors. The table shows the number of shirts
Justin has in each color.
Justin’s Shirts
Color Number of Shirts
blue 8
black 5
red 4
green 2
purple 1
Which circle graph best represents the data in the table?
A Justin’s Shirts C Justin’s Shirts

black blue
red green purple green
blue black
purple red
B Justin’s Shirts D Justin’s Shirts *

purple purple
black red red black

green green
blue blue

Mathematics
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41
The graph shows the student
enrollment in the fall at Valley
View School from 1991 to 1995.
Student Enrollment
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
Each represents 50 students.
Which number is closest to the

difference in enrollment at Valley
View School from 1992 to 1995?
A 100
B 75 *
C 50
D 25

Mathematics
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42
Mr. Weaver’s fifth-grade students made tally marks in the table shown below to
vote for their favorite lunch foods.
Favorite Lunch
Food Number of Times Chosen
pizza
hamburger
grilled cheese
chicken nuggets
Which of these shows the same information as the table above?
A Favorite Lunch C Favorite Lunch

Number of Times Number of Times
Food Food
Chosen Chosen
pizza 32 pizza 7
hamburger 18 hamburger 6
grilled cheese 60 grilled cheese 3.2
chicken nuggets 70 chicken nuggets 1.3
B Favorite Lunch D Favorite Lunch *

Number of Times Number of Times
Food Food
Chosen Chosen
pizza 35 pizza 35
hamburger 30 hamburger 30
grilled cheese 20 grilled cheese 17
chicken nuggets 10 chicken nuggets 8

Mathematics
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The chart shows the mean
(average) costs of a bicycle and a
skateboard for the years from
1988 to 1992.
Mean Costs of Bicycle and Skateboard

Mean Cost of Mean Cost of
Year
a Bicycle a Skateboard
1988 $52.88 $19.32
1989 $65.79 $27.00
1990 $70.00 $31.50
1991 $86.34 $43.72
1992 $91.50 $65.95
What was the difference between

the mean cost of a bicycle and the
mean cost of a skateboard
in 1992?
A $5.16
B $22.23
C $25.55 *
D $34.35

Mathematics
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44
The noon temperatures for 5 days are listed in the table.
Noon Temperatures
Temperature
Day
(°F)
Monday 85
Tuesday 90
Wednesday 75
Thursday 80
Friday 90
Which graph best represents the data in the table?
A Noon Temperatures * C Noon Temperatures

100 100
95 95
Temperature (˚F)
Temperature (˚F)
90 90
85 85
80 80
75 75
70 70
65 65
60 60
55 55
50 50
0 0
Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri
Day Day
B Noon Temperatures D Noon Temperatures

Monday
Mon
Tuesday
Tues
Wednesday
Day
Wed
Thursday
Thurs
Fri Friday
KEY
0 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
=10˚F
Temperature (˚F)

Mathematics
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45 46
The Venn Diagram below shows Jackie has a spinner that is
the whole number factors of divided into 9 equal-sized
12 and 30. sections. The sections are labeled
with the numbers 1 through 9.
Factors of 12 Factors of 30 What is the probability that she
will spin a number less than 8 on
her first spin?
1
2 10
3
5 1
4 30 A
6 9
12 15
2
B
9
7
What numbers are factors of C *
9
both 12 and 30?
8
A 4, 12 D
9
B 1, 2, 3, 6 *
C 5, 10, 15, 30
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D 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 12, 15, 30 47

Delia has a fair number cube
with 6 faces labeled 1 through 6.
What is the probability that she
will roll an even number that is
less than 3 on her first roll?
1
A *
6
1
B
3
1
C
2
1
D
1

Mathematics
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48 50
Jackie has a bag that contains Elizabeth has a spinner that has
5 black marbles, 7 green marbles, colored sections that are all the
and 8 white marbles. There are no same size and numbered sections
other marbles in the bag. All the that are all the same size. The
marbles are the same size and arrow on Elizabeth’s spinner is
shape. If Jackie draws 1 marble pointing to Yellow 3.
from the bag without looking,
what is the probability that her 3 1
marble will be white?
2
2
1
A
8
3
Yellow Blue
1
8
B
12
1
3
Green Red
8
C *
20 2
12 2 1 3
D
20
What is the probability that the
3002345 arrow will point to Red 1 or
49 Green 2 on the next spin?
Melinda will roll a fair number
cube with faces numbered 1
A
1 through 6. What is the 2
probability that she will roll 1
a composite number on the B
first roll? 3
1
1 C *
A 6
6
1
1 D
B * 12
3
1
C
2
2
D
3

Mathematics
Answer Key
Standard / Standard /
Item Number Correct Answer Item Number Correct Answer
Objective Objective
1 1.1 C 26 4.1 A
2 1.1 D 27 4.1 C
3 1.1 C 28 4.1 C
4 1.1 B 29 4.2 B
5 1.1 A 30 4.2 B
6 1.1 B 31 4.2 D
7 1.2 C 32 4.2 D
8 1.2 A 33 4.2 C
9 2.1 B 34 4.5 B
10 2.1 D 35 4.5 C
11 2.1 D 36 4.5 C
12 2.1 A 37 4.5 C
13 2.1 C 38 4.5 A
14 2.2 B 39 5.1 D
15 2.2 A 40 5.1 D
16 2.2 B 41 5.1 B
17 3.1 A 42 5.1 D
18 3.1 D 43 5.1 C
19 3.1 C 44 5.1 A
20 3.1 B 45 5.1 B
21 3.2 B 46 5.2 C
22 3.2 B 47 5.2 A
23 3.2 C 48 5.2 C
24 3.2 B 49 5.2 B
25 4.1 C 50 5.2 C

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State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Oklahoma Core Curriculum Tests

PASS Content Standards and Objectives

3 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

Standard 1: Patterns and Algebraic Reasoning

4 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

Which equation could be used to show the relationship between the

5 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

D For each unit increase in B The length is three inches more

6 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

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7 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

Which inequality could be used to show the relationship between the

8 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

Standard 2: Number Sense

9 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

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not including tax?

10 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

Standard 3: Number Operations and Computation

1200 tickets were sold for $4.85 20

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Standard 4: Geometry and Measurement

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A It has a greater number of edges

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What is the perimeter of the 3364108

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Standard 5: Data Analysis and Probability

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Which graph best represents the information shown in the table?

A Video Rentals C Video Rentals

B Video Rentals D Video Rentals *

Number of Videos Number of Videos

18 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

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Which circle graph best represents the data in the table?

A Justin’s Shirts C Justin’s Shirts

red green purple green

B Justin’s Shirts D Justin’s Shirts *

black red red black

19 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

Each represents 50 students.

Which number is closest to the

20 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

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Which of these shows the same information as the table above?

A Favorite Lunch C Favorite Lunch

B Favorite Lunch D Favorite Lunch *

21 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

Mean Costs of Bicycle and Skateboard

What was the difference between

22 OCCT Gr5 Mathematics Released Items

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Which graph best represents the data in the table?