This Grade 5 worksheet challenges learners with multi-step word problems and reasonableness judgments. Multiple choice items require selecting the most reasonable estimate from four magnitudes, while fill-in problems involve four-digit operations and decimal products. Students refine number sense by rounding decimals to the nearest whole and applying compatible numbers in division. Grade 5 estimation extends into authentic problem-solving contexts here.

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Estimation Strategies
Grade 5
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A library has 4,872 books and adds 1,219 more. About how many books total?
 A) 6,000
 B) 8,000
 C) 10,000
 D) 12,000
2. Which estimate of 412 × 29 is most reasonable?
 A) 800
 B) 12,000
 C) 20,000
 D) 60,000
3. A car drove 287 miles in 7 hours. About how many miles per hour?
 A) 20
 B) 30
 C) 40
 D) 50
4. Which is the BEST estimate of 4.9 × 6.1?
 A) 20
 B) 24
 C) 28
 D) 30
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) Estimate 5,873 + 4,219 to nearest 1000: 10,000.
2) Estimate 38 × 49 by rounding to nearest 10: 2,000.
3) Estimate 4,832 ÷ 8 using compatibles: 600.
4) Estimate 6.78 × 4.2 to nearest whole: 28.
5) Estimate 9,128 - 3,876 to nearest 1000: 5,000.
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