4th Grade Math Spiral Assessment

1. What number has 4 ones, 3

hundreds, 9 hundred millions, 5

thousands, 6 hundred thousands, and

2 millions?

• A. 439,562

• B. 942,675,314

• C. 942,765,324

• D. 439,595,235

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2. What number has a 5 with a value

the value of the 5 in 5.21?

F. 3.15

G. 6.54

H. 5.68

J. 7.25

• F

• G

• H

• J

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3. In the number shown, one digit is

underlined and one digit is circled.

Which statement about the circled

digit is true?

• A. Its value is 10 times greater

  than the value of the underlined

  digit.

• B. Its value is the value of the

  underlined digit.

• C. Its value is 40 times greater

  than the value of the underlined

  digit.

• D. Its value is 4 times greater than

  the value of the underlined

  digit. 10

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4. What number can be represented by:

(8 x 10,000,000) + (7 x 10) + (3 x 1,000,000) + (9 x 1,000) + (5 x 1) +(5 x 100,000,000) +(4 x 10,000) + (6 x 100) + (2 x 100,000)?

• F. 873,955,462

• G. 853,294,567

• H. 583,924,756

• J. 583,249,675

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5. The table shows the number of miles

each runner ran during the week of

training for a race.

Which runner’s miles can be written

in expanded notation as shown?

(1 x 10) + (5 x 0.1) +

(6 x 0.01) + (8 x 1)

• A. Shasta

• B. Bobby

• C. Roger

• D. Carrie

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6. The table below shows the inventory

of the warehouse for Cloey’s Clothing

Store.

Which of the following lists the

clothing items in order from least to

greatest?

• F. T-Shirts, Pants, Blouses, Skirts

• G. Skirts, Pants, T-Shirts, Blouses

• H. Skirts, Blouses, Pants, T-Shirts

• J. Pants, Skirts, Blouses, T-Shirts

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7. Which number meets these clues:

•Rounds to 560 when rounded to the

nearest ten.

•Rounds to 600 when rounded to the

nearest hundred.

•Rounds to 1,000 when rounded to

the nearest thousand.

• A. 568

• B. 564

• C. 546

• D. 603

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8. What is 754,384,392 rounded to the

nearest ten million?

• F. 800,000,000

• G. 760,000,000

• H. 754,000,000

• J. 750,000,000

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9. Scott paid this much money for his

lunch. How much did he pay?

• A. $7.53

• B. $7.43

• C. $7.34

• D. $6.43

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10. This decimal model represents the

amount of change Ashley received after

paying for her fountain drink at Pak a

Sak. How much change did she receive?

• F. $1.72

• G. $1.70

• H. $1.37

• J. $1.27

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