4th Grade 1st Quarter Review

​4th Grade

Benchmark #1

Everything you've learned so far this year!​

Multiple Choice

Are you ready for this review so you can ROCK THE BENCHMARK?

• What did you just say?

• How many questions are on the test?

• Yes. Yes. And Yes!

When solving word problems, take it one sentence at a time. Read it more than once so that you can understand what it's about.​

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​Word Problems...

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Multiple Choice

When solving word problems...

• Read it only once and solve it quickly.

• Read it more than once and read two sentences at a time.

• Read it more than once and read one sentence at a time for understanding.

• Just guess the answer.

Word problems include "clue words" that help you figure out which operation to use. Sometimes you have to use more than one operation in a word problem.​

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​Word Problems...

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​Clue Words

​Each

Equally

Share

Times

How many more

​Difference

Total

Groups​

Multiple Choice

____________ are included in word problems to help us figure out which operation to use.

• Clue Words

• Misspelled Words

• Figurative Language

• Dumb Dumb answers

When reading word problems, it would be a good idea to highlight, underline, or write down the word or words that help us determine which operation to use.​

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​Word Problems...

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Fill in the Blank

It is always a good idea to ____________ the clue word or words in a word problem.

​Word Problems

​What is this word problem about?

​Harris Teeter sold 87 turkey's yesterday. Each turkey cost $9. How much money did Harris Teeter make from selling turkeys?

Multiple Choice

What is the word problem about?

• Thanksgiving

• What people eat for dinner.

• What turkeys eat for Thanksgiving.

• Turkeys being sold in grocery store.

Multiple Choice

What is a clue word or words that help you understand which operation to do?

Harris Teeter sold 87 turkey's yesterday. Each turkey cost $9. How much money did Harris Teeter make from selling turkeys?

• Sold, Each, How much...

• Harris Teeter sold, turkeys

• Sold, make from selling

Multiple Choice

Which operation would you use to solve this word problem?

• Addition

• Subtraction

• Multiplication

• Division

​Word Problems

​1-Step or 2-Step

Sometimes, a word problem will require you to complete more than one step to arrive at the answer. You have to make sure to pay attention to clue words that may tell you to complete more than one operation.​ The answer for the first step will be there as an answer, but it is incorrect. Pay attention to clue words and if your answer makes sense.

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Multiple Choice

Tuckaseegee Elementary had 2,345 books in the media center in August. Someone in the community donated books to the school during the book fair. The media center now has 5,946 books. How many books were donated to the school?

How many steps are in this word problem, and what operation do you need to do?

• 2 Steps, Addition

• 1 Step, Subtraction

• 1 Step, Addition

• 2 Steps, Subtraction

Multiple Choice

Tuckaseegee Elementary had 2,345 books in the media center in August. Someone in the community donated books to the school during the book fair. The media center now has 5,946 books. How many books were donated to the school?

• 3,701

• 8,291

• 7,281

• 3,601

Multiple Choice

The 1st grade has a goal to read 3,000 books by June.

*During September 4 classes each read 125 books.

*During October, 4 classes each read 214 books.

How many more books do the 1st graders need to read to meet their goal?

How many steps? What operations?

• 3 Steps; Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction

• 2 Steps; Multiplication, Addition

• 3 Steps; Addition, Division, Subtraction

• 2 Steps; Multiplication, Subtraction

Multiple Choice

The 1st grade has a goal to read 3,000 books by June.

*During September 4 classes each read 125 books.

*During October, 4 classes each read 214 books.

How many more books do the 1st graders need to read to meet their goal?

• 2,356

• 1,644

• 1,643

• 1,753

Multiple Choice

Westbrook Elementary has 436 students. If each of the 5 grade levels have about the same number of students, about how many students are in each grade?

Do you need an exact answer for this question? What word helps you to know this?

• Yes, I need an exact answer. "How many..."

• No, I don't need an exact answer. "About..."

Multiple Choice

Westbrook Elementary has 436 students. If each of the 5 grade levels have about the same number of students, about how many students are in each grade?

Should you round/estimate before or after doing the work?

• Before doing the work.

• After doing the work.

Multiple Choice

Westbrook Elementary has 436 students. If each of the 5 grade levels have about the same number of students, about how many students are in each grade?

• 2,180

• 90

• 80

• 87

Multiple Choice

Ty'Marley drew the following area model.

After he writes the equations in each box, he will then solve each equation and write the answer in each box.

What is the name of the answers to each equation?

• Partial Addends

• Partial Quotients

• Partial Answers

• Partial Products

Multiple Choice

Ty'Marley drew the following area model.

After he writes the equations in each box, he will then solve each equation and write the answer in each box.

What are the partial products that will complete the model?

• 100; 7; 40; 28

• 100; 70; 40; 28

• 1,000; 70; 4; 28

• 1,000; 70; 40; 28

Multiple Choice

Ms. McLeod bought 7 packs of napkins for her party. Each pack had 425 napkins. About how many napkins did she purchase?

• About 2,800

• About 3,000

• About 2,400

• About 3,500

Multiple Choice

During the Trunk or Treat event, the 4th grade teachers gave out candy to students. Fifty-six students came by the 4th grade table. The teachers gave each of the students 19 pieces of candy. How many pieces of candy did the 4th grade teachers give out?

• 509

• 1,640

• 1,064

• 590

Multiple Choice

During PE, Coach put 457 students in six equal groups. After he put the students in equal groups, he realized that there were students who were not in a group.

How many students were in each group?

• 76

• 2,742

• 57

• 76R1

Multiple Choice

During PE, Coach put 457 students in six equal groups. After he put the students in equal groups, he realized that there were students who were not in a group.

How many students were not in a group?

• 76

• 2,742

• 1

• 76R1

Multiple Choice

During PE, Coach put 457 students in six equal groups. After he put the students in equal groups, he realized that there were students who were not in a group.

Since all students had to participate, Coach put the leftover student in a group. How many students were in the largest group?

• 76

• 2,742

• 76R1

• 77

Multiple Choice

Which of the following has a value of 2,670?

• 26 hundreds and 67 tens

• 26 hundreds and 70 tens

• 20 hundreds and 7 tens

• 18 hundreds and 87 tens

Multiple Choice

Did you do your best work on this activity?

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

What was most challenging about this activity?