Summer School 4th Grade

Which one shows 3 2/100?

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The models shown below are shaded to represent 2 different fractions. Which comparison represents the shaded part of the models?

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On Friday Ms. Maxwell found a CD player that was priced at $82.78. When she went back to buy the CD player on Saturday, it was on sale for $75.99. How much lower was the price of the CD player on Saturday than on Friday?

• $6.69

• $6.79

• $7.21

• $7.89

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A store sold 275 DVDs of a new movie during the first week it was released. During the second week they sold 295 DVDs and they sold additional DVDs during the third week. After the first three weeks the store had sold 984 DVDs. Which equation should he use to find n, the number of DVDs sold during the third week?

• 984 + 275 − 295 = n

• 984 − 275 − 295 = n

• 984 − 275 + 295 = n

• 984 + 275 + 295 = n

Leah picked oranges in her uncle’s orchard. She picked 8 boxes of oranges every day. How many days did it take her to pick 99 boxes of oranges?

• 14 days

• 13 days

• 12 days

• 11 days

The input/output table shows the relationship between the number of students in band (b), the input and the number who do not play drums (d), the output.

If 40 students are in band, how many students do not play the drums?

• 4

• 76

• 44

• 36

What number is expressed using the following expanded notation?

(4 x 10) + (7 x 1) + (6 x 0.01)

• 4.76

• 4.076

• 40.76

• 47.06

A peach pie and a cherry pie at a restaurant were each cut into 8 equal slices. The shaded part of the model below shows the part of each pie that was sold.

Which number sentence can be used to find how much more of the peach pie was sold than the cherry pie?

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Joy drew stars to decorate her photo album cover. She noticed that she had used 15 line segments to draw 3 stars. The table shows the number of stars that can be drawn with different numbers of line segments.

Which rule shows how to find the value when given the position?

• subtract 12

• divide by 5

• subtract 20

• multiply by 5