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Unit 4 Math Review 4th Grade 23-24

Unit 4 Math Review 4th Grade 23-24

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3.OA.A.3, 3.OA.D.8, 4.OA.A.2

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Unit 4 Math Review 4th Grade 20-21

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Multiple Choice

Bear Lake in Big Bear is 42 miles long. Bear Lake is 3 times as

long as Deer Lake in Yosemite.

How long, in miles, is Deer Lake?


What type of problem is this question?

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Addition

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Subtraction

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Multiplication

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Division

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Bear Lake in Big Bear is 42 miles long. Bear Lake is 3 times as

long as Deer Lake in Yosemite.


How long, in miles, is Deer Lake?

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Multiple Choice

There are 21 jellyfish in a aquarium. There are 3 times as many jellyfish as starfish.

How many starfish are there?


What type of problem is this question?

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Addition

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Subtraction

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Multiplication

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Division

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There are 21 jellyfish in a aquarium. There are 3 times as many jellyfish as starfish.


How many starfish are there?

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Multiple Choice

Jane has 8 Roblox cards. Alice has Q times as many cards as Jane.

Alice has 56 cards.

The algebraic equation can be written as 8 x Q = 56.


What is an algebraic equation?

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When you multiply.

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When you don't answer the question.

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A math problem that has a missing number.

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A math problem that is already done.

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Multiple Choice

Jane has 8 Roblox cards. Alice has Q times as many cards as Jane.

Alice has 56 cards.


The algebraic equation can be written as 8 x Q = 56.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Jane has 8 Roblox cards. Alice has Q times as many cards as Jane.

Alice has 56 cards.


Alice has 6 times as many cards as Jane.

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True

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False

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In the equation 8 x Q = 56, solve for Q.

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Multiple Choice

Gina is 12 years old. Jason is g years old. Gina is 2 times as old as

Jason.


Who is older?

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Gina

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Jason

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Multiple Choice

Gina is 12 years old. Jason is g years old. Gina is 2 times as old as

Jason.


Jason's age, in years, can be represented by the expression 12÷2.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Gina is 12 years old. Jason is g years old. Gina is 2 times as old as

Jason.


Jason is 14 years old.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Gina is 12 years old. Jason is g years old. Gina is 2 times as old as

Jason.


Jason's age, in years, can be found by solving the equation:

12 = 2 x g

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Martha has 425 soccer cards that she equally divided into 5 boxes. She then took one of these boxes and equally split up the soccer cards from one box into 5 bags. How many soccer cards were in each of these bags?


What type of problem is this question?

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Addition

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Subtraction

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Multiplication

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Division

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Multiple Choice

Martha has 425 soccer cards that she equally divided into 5 boxes. She then took one of these boxes and equally split up the soccer cards from one box into 5 bags. How many soccer cards were in each of these bags?


What equation should we use to solve this problem?

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425 ÷ 5

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425 ÷ 5, then divide that answer by 5.

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5 ÷ 5

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425 ÷ 10

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Martha has 425 soccer cards that she equally divided into 5 boxes. She then took one of these boxes and equally split up the soccer cards from one box into 5 bags.


How many soccer cards were in each of these bags?

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Multiple Choice

Matthew had 35 highlighters. 9 highlighters fit into each of his supply baggies. Matthew wants to use the fewest number of baggies to hold all of his pencils. Matthew thinks he will need 3 baggies to hold his highlighters.

Do you agree or disagree with Matthew?

Explain your thinking using numbers and words.


What kind of question is this?

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Addition

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Subtraction

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Multiplication

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Division

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Multiple Choice

Matthew had 35 highlighters. 9 highlighters fit into each of his supply baggies. Matthew wants to use the fewest number of baggies to hold all of his pencils. Matthew thinks he will need 3 baggies to hold his highlighters.


Do you agree or disagree with Matthew?

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Agree

2

Disagree

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Bambi has 58 beads to make bracelets. Each bracelet needs 6 beads.


How many complete bracelets will Bambi make?

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Bambi has 58 beads to make bracelets. Each bracelet needs 6 beads.


If Bambi makes 9 bracelets, how many leftover beads will she have?

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Bambi has 58 beads to make bracelets. Each bracelet needs 6 beads.


How many more beads does Bambi need so that all the beads she has are used?

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A total of 72 students signed up to play in a swamp ball league.


If each team must have 10 students, how many complete teams will they have?

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A total of 72 students signed up to play in a swamp ball league.


If each team must have 10 students, how many more students will need to sign up so all of the students can be on a team?

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Mrs. Banks owns a total of 20 boxes of Pokemon cards. Each box contains 15 Pokemon cards. She wants to display all her cards on 5 shelves. How many cards will be on each shelf?

Type answer...

cards

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There are 27 students in a class. Students go to the art room in groups that contain no more than 6 students. What is the fewest number of art room groups that will need to be formed with these 27 students? Explain how to use the quotient and remainder to answer the question.

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groups

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Buddy has 16 cards. He buys 8 packages with 32 cards in each. He wants to display the cards in sheet protectors. How many sheet protectors does he need to use if each sheet protector holds 4 cards?

Type answer...

sheet protectors

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Four teachers together bought 10 drawing books and 100 packs of drawing paper for their classrooms. They will share the cost of the items equally. How much, in dollars, should each teacher pay?

Type answer...

dollars

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