5th Grade Math End of Year Review Test

Review fifth-grade math with thirty-three multiple-choice questions and an answer sheet that leaves room for students to show how they solved each problem.
Grades
Grade 5
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated Aug 22, 2023

Subject
Math
Topic
Grade 5 math test, End of year review
Resource types
Assessments, Tests, Worksheets
Answer key
Included
Standards
5.OA.A.1

Product description

From the author

This is a thirty - three question 6 page test for end of year review for 5th grade math. All questions are multiple choice. A two page student answer sheet is included which gives room for students to show their work as well as give their letter answer. An answer key is also included.

The questions cover:

  • graphing points in the coordinate plane,

  • volume of rectangular prisms including non-straight forward questions (figure shown divided into cubes, given two figures with the same volume,

  • stacked rectangular prisms,

  • area of the base and the height given),

  • properties of quadrilaterals,

  • order of operations,

  • translating verbal statements to algebraic statements,

  • patterns of numbers,

  • place value,

  • forms of a number (expanded, standard),

  • the patterns of zeros when multiplying and dividing,

  • comparing decimals (including comparing them in expanded form),

  • word problem with table,

  • rounding,

  • multiplication and division of decimals,

  • fraction models,

  • the four operations with fractions including mixed numbers,

  • word problem with fractions,

  • line plots,

  • area using fractional parts of a side,

  • proportion word problems,

  • converting in the metric system,

  • converting in the US system of measure,

  • multiplication and division of whole numbers (including showing conceptual understanding of the process), and

  • questions which would show conceptual understandings of multiplication of fractions.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Students calculate the volume of rectangular prisms and composite figures using unit cubes and the area × height method.

  • Students classify and compare properties of quadrilaterals, including trapezoids, parallelograms, rhombuses, and squares.

  • Students solve multi-step word problems requiring unit conversion, such as quarts to gallons, yards to feet, and meters to kilometers.

Teaching tips

  • Use as a cumulative end-of-year review before a summative Grade 5 math assessment, since questions span volume, geometry, decimals, fractions, and word problems.

  • Have students record multi-step work on the separate answer sheet's 'work or explanation' column rather than in the margins of the question pages.

  • Group review sessions by skill cluster (e.g. questions 1–5 volume/geometry, questions 11–18 decimals) since the test moves between topics without section headers.

Skills covered

  • Volume calculation — students find the volume of rectangular prisms and composite figures built from unit cubes or given dimensions.

  • Quadrilateral classification — students identify which quadrilateral properties are always, sometimes, or never true (e.g. all rhombuses are squares is false).

  • Decimal and fraction operations — students compare decimal place values, round to the nearest hundredth, and subtract mixed numbers with unlike denominators.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

How can I use the answer sheet to plan follow-up lessons?

Ask students to show their work as well as mark a letter answer. Compare the work with the supplied key to identify which strategies or concepts to revisit with individuals or small groups.

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • 5.OA.A.1

Core concepts

  • Volume of rectangular prisms

  • Quadrilateral properties

  • Decimal place value

  • Fraction operations

  • Unit conversion

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