TCAP Boot Camp Day 2

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Day #2

4th Grade Math/Science

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Multiple Choice

Select the symbol (<, >, or =) that correctly compares the pair of numbers.
 
4,890 ______ 4,908

• >

• <

• =

Multiple Choice

563 x 10

• 563

• 5,630

• 56,300

Multiple Choice

Which number represents: fifty-seven thousand four hundred forty?

• 57,404

• 5,440

• 57,440

• 50,440

Multiple Choice

Solve the equation: $$20,000\times2,000$$  

• 20,000,000

• 40,000,000

• 220,000,000

• 4,000,000

Multiple Choice

An area of land that is flat on top with steep sides. It is higher than the surrounding land.

• Island

• Valley

• Peninsula

• Plateau

Multiple Choice

Which comparison is true?

• 5,000 = 50 hundreds
• 7 thousands + 20 tens < 70 hundreds + 30 ones
• 65 tens + 2 ones > 652

Multiple Choice

Low land surrounded by hills or mountains

• Valley

• Volcano

• Hill

• Isthmus

Multiple Choice

Solve the equation: $$20\times500$$  

• 10,000

• 1,000

• 25,000

• 52,000

Multiple Choice

Mound of land that is shorter than a mountain

• Valley

• Hill

• Cliff

• Cave

Multiple Choice

Which number represents : three hundred seventy-three thousand two hundred ninety?

• 300,390

• 373,209

• 300,290

• 373,290

Multiple Choice

A tall, rocky mound of land that is taller than the surrounding land

• Mountain

• Delta

• Hill

• Glacier

Multiple Choice

The 4 in the thousandths place is how many times the value of the 4 in the ones place? $$114,974$$  

• 10 times

• 100 times

• 1,000 times

• 10,000  times

Multiple Choice

Large body of water surrounded by land

• Bay

• Waterfall

• Lake

• Valley

Multiple Choice

780 ÷ 10

• 78
• 780
• 7,800

Multiple Choice

Large body of water that surrounds an entire continent

• Lake

• Waterfall

• Ocean

• Isthmus

Multiple Choice

The 3 in the hundreds place is how many times the value of the 3 in the tens place? 331

• 10 times

• 100 times

• 1,000 times

• 10,000 times

Multiple Choice

Flow of water that runs towards an ocean, lake, or sea

• Valley

• Volcano

• Ocean

• River

Multiple Choice

Which number represents: four hundred thousand eight hundred fifty-six?

• 400,856

• 408,056

• 480,506

• 400,806

Multiple Choice

A body of land surrounded by water on three sides

• Isthmus

• River

• Peninsula

• Island

Multiple Choice

Write the number in standard form:

• 64,970

• 60,497

• 6,497

• 604,970

Multiple Choice

An area of land surrounded on all sides by water

• Peninsula

• Island

• Isthmus

• Volcano

Multiple Choice

Select the symbol (<, >, or =) that correctly compares the pair of numbers.
   
674 _______ 760

• >
• <
• =

Multiple Choice

A mountain that forms when magma rises through the Earth's crust

• Valley

• Plain

• Delta

• Volcano

Multiple Choice

Write the number in standard form.

• 92,359

• 902,359

• 920,359

• 923,590

Multiple Choice

A large, natural underground chamber in the side of a hill or a mountain

• Cave

• Valley

• Volcano

• Plain

Multiple Choice

Which number represents: (7 x 10,000) + (4 x 1,000) + (8 x 100) + (2 x 10) + (5 x 1)?

• 704,825

• 74,805

• 704,820

• 74,825

Multiple Choice

A very large, flat area of grassy land

• Valley

• Hill

• Plain

• Peninsula

Multiple Choice

What is this number in standard form? $$200,000+90,000+4,000+300+10+1$$  

• 2,904,311

• 294,311

• 290,411

• 2,940,311

Multiple Choice

A built up deposit of sediment at the end of a river or stream

• Peninsula

• Delta

• Estuary

• River

Multiple Choice

How many tens are in 260?

• 6
• 60
• 26
• 260

Multiple Choice

A large block of ice that moves across the Earth's surface

• Glacier

• Desert

• Mountain

• Bay

Multiple Choice

What is this number in standard form? $$3,000,000+500,000+20,000+1,000+10$$  

• 3,521,010

• 3,521,100

• 3,521,001

• 30,521,001

Multiple Choice

A body of water that is partly enclosed by land

• Island

• Bay

• Peninsula

• Isthmus

Multiple Choice

Which number represents the following: ( 3 x 100,000) + (7 x 10,000) + (5 x 1,000) + (9 x 100) + (3 x 10)?

• 370,593

• 37,593

• 375,930

• 37,903

Multiple Choice

A deep, narrow valley with high, steep walls. Usually formed by a river.

• Canyon

• Valley

• Kettle

• Peninsula

Multiple Choice

What is this number in expanded form? $$2,907$$  

• 2,007+900

• 2,900+7

• 2,000+907

• 2,000+900+7

Multiple Choice

A narrow strip of land with water on both sides. It connects two larger lands areas.

• Peninsula

• Isthmus

• Bay

• Island

Multiple Choice

Which comparison is true?

• 8,000 + 40 + 500 = 8450
• 5 ten thousands + 4 hundreds + 3 ones < 15,000 + 400 + 3
• 13,056 = 130 hundreds + 56 ones

Multiple Choice

When part of a glacier gets trapped and buried in the dirt and slowly melts, leaving behind and large, kettle-shaped hole in the earth

• Valley

• Trench

• Mountain

• Kettle

Multiple Choice

What is this number in expanded form? $$352,987$$  

• 350,000+2,000+900+80+7

• 300,000+50,000+2,000+900+80+7

• 302,000+50,000+900+80+7

• 300,000+50,000+900+87

Multiple Choice

A strip of land created by the build up of sand in one area over time

• Isthmus

• Bay

• Sandbar

• Island

Multiple Choice

Which number represents the following: 100,000 + 20,000 + 900 + 7 ?

• 120,970

• 120,907

• 129,007

• 112,907

Multiple Choice

What is this number in word form? $$1,345,678$$  

• one-million, three-hundred forty-five thousand, six-hundred seventy-eight

• thirteen-million, three-hundred forty-five thousand, six-hundred seventy-eight

• thirteen-hundred thousand, four-hundred seventy-eight

• three-million, four-hundred forty-five thousand, six-hundred seventy-eight

Multiple Choice

65,100 ÷ ? = 651

• 1
• 10
• 100
• 1,000

Multiple Choice

What is this number in word form? 21,898

• twenty-one hundred, four-thousand sixteen

• two-thousand, eight-hundred ninety-eight

• two-hundred twenty-one thousand, eight-hundred ninety-eight

• twenty-one thousand, eight-hundred ninety-eight

Multiple Choice

Which number has a digit in the ten thousands place that is less than 7?

• 89,302

• 126,401

• 72,590

• 293,500

Multiple Choice

What is the standard form of this number?

nine thousand, five hundred ninety-four

• 90,054

• 9,594

• 95,940

• 9,954

Multiple Choice

Cole is looking at some large numbers.  He thinks that the value of a digit is 10 times larger than that same digit moved one place to the right. 
Decide which example shows that Cole is correct.  Choose the example that is true.

• The number 50 is 10 times larger than 40.
• The number 900 is 10 times larger than 90.
• The number 3000 is 10 times larger than 30.

Multiple Choice

What is the standard form of this number?

twenty-nine thousand twenty-three

• 29,023

• 29,230

• 29,032

• 290,320

Multiple Choice

Which number has a digit in the hundred thousands place that is greater than 5?

• 682,401

• 540,473

• 272,106

• 309,165

Multiple Choice

Replace the word, and, using > , <, or =, in order to compare the two numbers. $$36,594\ \ and\ \ \ 56,493$$  

• .

• =

• >

• <

Multiple Choice

10 times greater than 56,780 is ___.

• 5,678
• 560,780
• 567,800

Multiple Choice

Replace the word, and, using > , <, or =, in order to compare the two numbers.  $$291,974\ and\ 291,979$$  

• =

• >

• <

• .

Multiple Choice

Which number below is written in unit form?

• ( 5 x 10,000) + ( 4 x 1,000) + (8 x 100) + (9 x 10) + ( 3 x 1)

• 54,893

• fifty-four thousand eight hundred ninety-three

• 5 ten thousands 4 thousands 8 hundreds 9 tens 3 ones

Multiple Choice

Round 446,221 to the nearest ten .

• 446,220

• 446,000

• 446,200

• 446,221

Multiple Choice

Which of the following numbers is 10 times greater than 2000?

• 20
• 200
• 20,000
• 200,000

Multiple Choice

Round 76,340 to the nearest thousand.

• 76,000

• 76,300

• 76,350

• 77,000

Multiple Choice

How many hundreds are in 7,860?

• 8
• 86
• 78
• 786

Multiple Choice

What is the value of the 3 in the number, 398,212?

• 3,000

• 30,000

• 300,000

• 300

Multiple Choice

Which number makes this number sentence true? 
49 > _____

• 94
• 64
• 49
• 48

Multiple Choice

What is the value of the 7 in the number, 7,123,456

• 7,000,000

• 700,000

• 70,000

• 7,000

Multiple Choice

____ thousands are equal to 20 hundreds.

• 2
• 20
• 200
• 2,000

Multiple Choice

The number 4250 is ten times smaller than what number?

• 425
• 4240
• 42,500
• 425,000

Multiple Choice

50,000 is 10 times as much as ______.

• 500,000
• 50,000
• 5,000
• 500

Multiple Choice

Choose the statement that explains how the values of the numbers 2700 and 270 are different.

• 2700 is 1 time as large as 270
• 2700 is 10 times as large as 270
• 2700 is 100 times as large as 270

Multiple Choice

9,900 is ____ as 99

• 10 times as much
• 100 times as much
• 1,000 times as much

Multiple Choice

Stan had written the inequality shown. 
534, __ 11   <   53 __ ,112 
He said that he could put the same digit into both blanks to make the inequality true. 
Which digit will make Stan's statement true?

• 5
• 2
• 1

Multiple Choice

420 x 1,000 = ____

• 4,200
• 42,000
• 420,000

Multiple Choice

10,400 ÷ 10 = ____

• 104
• 1,040
• 104,000

Multiple Choice

There are 65 tens in ________.

• 560
• 5,600
• 650
• 6,500

Multiple Choice

2,303 x ? = 23,030

• 1,000
• 100
• 10
• 1

Multiple Choice

610,000 is _____ times greater than 61.

• 10
• 100
• 1,000
• 10,000

Multiple Choice

307,000 = 3,070 x _____

• 100,000

• 10,000

• 1,000

• 100

Multiple Choice

A behavioral adaptation that allows the animal to sleep for the winter.

• migration

• photosynthesis

• hibernation

• fossils

Multiple Choice

If you examine a section of a rock, what is the best evidence that part of the rock section formed under the ocean?

• thickness of the layers

• types of fossils

• number of mineral deposits

• weight of the rock

Multiple Choice

An organism that no longer exists on Earth is called

• Dead

• Evolved

• Extinct

• Preserved

Multiple Choice

To make or become different.

• habitat

• oxygen

• migration

• change

Multiple Choice

Which statement is true about fossils?

• They are a record of all living things

• They show how our climate has remained the same over time

• They provide evidence for history of life on Earth

Multiple Choice

Which question can be answered by studying fossils?

• When will the next flood occur?

• How do volcanoes make new rocks?

• Why do plants need sunlight?

• What plants lived long ago?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an example of a fossil?

• a petrified dinosaur bone
• a footprint captured in mud
• a seashell found on the beach
• an insect stuck in amber

Multiple Choice

A physical adaptation that allows an animal to blend in to their environment.

• camouflage

• hibernation

• food chain

• mimicry

Multiple Choice

Which layer formed first?

• Rock Layer W
• Rock Layer X
• Rock Layer Y
• Rock Layer Z

Multiple Choice

What caused the impression in the rock?

• An organism was buried in sediment.

• An organism slept under the rock.

• An organism was covered in snow.

• An organism fed on the minerals in the rock.

Multiple Choice

Which rock layer contains the newest fossils?

• F
• E
• B
• C

Multiple Choice

Where an organism lives in its environment. The organism's "home"

• trees

• adaptations

• habitat

• mimicry

Multiple Choice

Which fossil layer is the youngest? 

• A. Layer A
• B. Layer B
• C. Layer C
• D. Layer D

Multiple Choice

If a mosquito was trapped in tree resin a long time ago and it hardened around the mosquito, what substance would be formed?

• quartz

• mica

• diamond

• amber

Multiple Choice

How are fossils created?

• Traces of organisms get turned into stone.
• Dead organisms are quickly buried for millions of years.
• Animals get trapped.
• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Something an organism DOES to help it survive in its environment. Examples include hibernation and migration.

• change

• physical adaptation

• sleep

• behavioral adaptation

Multiple Choice

Where can the oldest layer be found?

• The top layer
• The middle layer
• They are all the same age
• The bottom layer

Multiple Choice

Scientists found fossils of willow and walnut tree trunks in the Colorado Desert in California. Scientists believe the early environment of the Colorado Desert was different than the present environment.

Which statement identifies the likely early environment of the Colorado Desert?

• It had a large lake.

• It was a grassland.

• It had a large pond.

• It was a forest.

Multiple Choice

What are the hardened remains of living things that died long ago?

• Extinct

• Fossils
• Metamorphic rock
• Minerals

Multiple Choice

A scientist who studies the history of life on Earth through the fossil record.

• sediment

• paleontologist

• doctor

• adaptation

Multiple Choice

True or false: All once-living organisms left behind fossils.

• True.
• False.

Multiple Choice

Mammoths and elephants are close relatives. Mammoths are extinct animals that had long hair all over their bodies. Present-day elephants have much less body hair.

In which environment did the mammoths most likely live?

• cold region

• desert

• ocean

• tropical region

Multiple Choice

Fossils give clues about the past.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

An adaptation when an organism LOOKS just like another organism to help protect it from predators.

• camouflage

• mimicry

• physical adaptations

• hibernation

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a fossil?

• A living woolly mammoth.
• A leaf that just fell off a tree.
• An imprint of a leaf from thousands of years ago.
• A recently buried shark.

Multiple Choice

A geologist found a rock while hiking a mountain range. The rock had an imprint of a fish. What can the geologist conclude about the mountain range based on the rock?

• The mountain range was once a desert.

• The mountain range was once colder.

• The mountain range was once covered with plants.

• The mountain range was once underwater.

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a fossil?

• footprints left by an animal thousands of years ago.
• a leaf print from thousands of years ago.
• a picture of an animal from long ago.
• the remains of a dinosaur that have turned to stone.

Multiple Choice

The remains of a plant or animal preserved in rock or hardened.

• erosion

• adaptations

• sediment

• fossil

Multiple Choice

Which animal part would MOST LIKELY form a fossil?

• fur
• lung
• bone
• muscle

Multiple Choice

A student visits the Yuha Desert in California and finds varieties of oyster and barnacle fossils in the desert. What can the student infer about the past environment of the desert from the fossils?

• The desert was previously covered by a sea.

• The desert was previously a mountain.

• The desert previously had large amounts of rainfall.

• The desert previously had a warmer climate.

Multiple Choice

Fossils of fish are found under land where cows now live. What does this tell you?

• the fish were dropped their by flying birds
• this land was once under the ocean
• farmers fed the fish to the cows
• fish used to live on land

Multiple Choice

Traits that help an organism survive in its environment.

• adaptations

• basic needs

• habitat

• environment

Multiple Choice

Donna wants to make something that looks like a fossil. Which should she do?

• mix sand and clay and let it dry
• cover a seed with soil and water it
• push a shell into clay and pull it out
• wrap a leaf around a rock and freeze it

Multiple Choice

Fossils are naturally preserved remains or traces of plants and animals that lived long ago. What information can a fossil reveal?

• diet of the organism before it died

• how the organism died

• number of offspring produced by the organism before it died

• environment in which the organism lived when it died

Multiple Choice

What happens when a group of animals become extinct?

• All of its members have died.
• Only a few of its members are still living.
• The animals can no longer lay eggs.
• All of its members move to another place.

Multiple Choice

A behavioral adaptation when animals move to another location to escape severe weather changes.

• hibernation

• mimicry

• camouflage

• migration

Multiple Choice

If scientists found this fossil, what could they infer?

• what fish are like today
• that this fish lacked oxygen
• what kind of animal ate this fish
• that water once covered the area

Multiple Choice

What would cause an impression of a fish from long ago to be in a rock?

• An organism was buried in sediment.

• An organism slept under the rock.

• An organism fed on the minerals in the rock.

• An organism was covered in snow.

Multiple Choice

Finding fossils in an area can help us learn what about that location?

• How much sunlight they received

• How climate effected the soil

• How modern plants and animals interact there

• The kinds of organisms that lived there long ago

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes a fossil?

• Any animal bone is a fossil.

• Any rock or mineral is a fossil.

• The remains of a plant that is found underwater are a fossil.

• The remains of a plant or animal preserved in rock or hardened are a fossil.

Multiple Choice

What information can a fossilized plant give scientists?

• what color the plants were long ago
• what kind of animals existed long ago
• what dinosaurs looked like long ago
• what environments were like long ago

Multiple Choice

How can fossils help scientists?

• Fossils show that organisms living in environments today depend on each other.

• Fossils give information on how environments and organisms change over time.

• Fossils show that all environments have stayed the same over time.

• Fossils create new types of animals as environments change.

Multiple Choice

Finding warm-weather plant fossils in the layers of a cold northern island suggests that

• the fossils are used to  cold
• the climate used to be warmer
• the area used to be located further south
• the people used to eat the plants

Multiple Choice

A scientist found fossils of freshwater animals in rock layers inside the ocean. What information do such fossils provide?

• In the past, all oceans were shallow bodies of water.

• The area was part of a pond or a lake at one time.

• Animals usually moved between land and oceans in the past.

• The water level in oceans kept increasing and decreasing in the past.

Multiple Choice

An animal has sharp, pointy teeth, what can we infer about this animal?

• The animal lived in the water

• The animal lived near the beach.

• The animal is a carnivore.

• The animal only ate plants.

Multiple Choice

A scientist found a fossil of a musk ox in a desert. The scientist learned that the animal had thick, shaggy hair that was 60 cm long. What might the scientist conclude from studying the fossil?

• Musk oxen were once common in the desert.

• The area had freshwater flowing through it in the past.

• The area had a cold climate at some point in the past.

• Musk oxen lost their long hair to adapt to a desert climate.

Multiple Choice

Which of these animals is extinct?

• Camel

• Rhino

• Red Panda

• Saber-toothed cat

Multiple Choice

While hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains, a scientist discovered a starfish fossil. What did this tell the scientist about the area in which he found the fossil?

• The Blue Ridge Mountains were once covered by ice.

• The Blue Ridge Mountains were once in a tropical warm climate.

• The Blue Ridge Mountains were once a desert region.

• The Blue Ridge Mountains were once covered by the ocean.

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about animals with dull teeth?

• They ate other animals.

• They ate only plants.

• They ate nothing.

• They only ate fish.