Section 29.1
General Test 1
Remainders, area comparisons, patterns, primes, travel, and growing grass.
Begin 29.1 →Grade 5 Advanced Math · Chapter 29
Bring your problem-solving strategies together.
Five comprehensive exercise sets revisit ideas from Chapters 1–26. Each set contains 13 questions with English instructions and diagrams. You can complete the work using these pages alone.
How to use these exercises
- Try a set independently. Each has ten short-answer questions and three questions that also ask for reasoning. Work at your own pace.
- Choose and explain a strategy. Look for a useful relationship, make a diagram or a table, and check units and all the conditions. Working on paper is welcome.
- Submit when ready, then review. Submission saves a snapshot and opens the review below the questions, just like the chapter exercises. Your answers remain editable and save automatically in this browser.
- Learn from the result. For an answer that needs more work, the first submission offers a small hint, the second adds the next step, and the third and later submissions add the worked explanation. Answers that pass their checks offer all three immediately. Edit your original answer fields, then submit again. Use the available help to review your reasoning too.
Your submission count saves separately for each test. Reset at the top clears that test’s work and count.
Section 29.2
General Test 2
Factors, consecutive numbers, travel rates, averages, systematic cases, and defined operations.
Begin 29.2 →Section 29.3
General Test 3
Primes, curved perimeter, work rates, averages, guarantees, and logical deductions.
Begin 29.3 →Section 29.4
General Test 4
Digit clues, shape counting, averages, guarantees, queues, and equal sharing.
Begin 29.4 →Section 29.5
General Test 5
Efficient calculation, operation order, remainders, geometry, answer-key logic, and box ratios.
Begin 29.5 →Revisit Chapters 1–26
Use these links before an attempt or when reviewing. The five sets mix topics; they do not test every earlier chapter equally.