Mid-Year 4th Math

During a game, George answered 79 questions correctly. Each question was worth 57 points. How many points did George get in this game?

• 4,403

• 4,481

• 4,503

• 4,800

Adam's mom bought 18 cases of juice pouches for the 5th grade end-of-year party. There were 24 pouches in each case. How many juice pouches did Adam's mom purchase?

• 648 pouches

• 432 pouches

• 232 pouches

• 216 pouches

A group of volunteers needs to shelve 4,793 cans of food. They are placing an equal maximum number of cans on 9 shelves. Leftover cans will be placed on an empty shelf. How many cans did they place on each of the 9 full shelves?

• 537

• 532

Mrs. Burch is setting up tables for lunch in the school cafeteria. Each table holds 8 students. There are 310 students eating lunch in the cafeteria at one time. How many tables will Mrs. Burch need so that all students are able to sit at a table during lunch?

• 44 tables

• 15

• 39 tables

• 5

• 37 tables

Patricia visits the salon twice a month to get a pedicure. How much money does Patricia spend on pedicures every year?

• $64

• $384

• $768

• $192

Katherine had 180 beads for making jewelry. She separated the beads equally into 6 boxes. She used 17 of the beads from one box to make a necklace. The strip diagram represents b, the number of beads Katherine has left in the box. Which equation can be used to find b, the number of beads Katherine has left in the box?

• b = 180 x 6 + 17

• b = 180 x 6 - 17

• b = 180 / 6 -17

The country of Japan uses about twenty-eight million, six hundred thirty-one thousand tons of paper in a year. What is the value of the digit 6 in this number?

• (6 x 100,000)

• (6 x 100)

• (6 × 1,000)

• (6 x 1,000,000)

A veterinarian weighed a dairy cow. The cow's weight is written in expanded notation.

(6 x 100) + (4 × 10) + (3 × 1) + (4 × 0.1) + (6 × 0.01)

Which of these shows the cow's weight written in words?

• Six hundred forty-three and forty-six tenths

• Six hundred forty-three and forty-six hundredths

• Sixty-four thousand, three hundred forty-six

• Six hundred forty-three and sixty-four hundredths

On Saturday, Nick rode his bicycle a distance of 9 kilometers. On Sunday, Nick rode his bicycle a distance that is 0.72 kilometers shorter than the distance he rode on Saturday. How far did Nick ride his bicycle on Saturday and Sunday combined?

• 18.72 kilometers

• 8.28 kilometers

• 72 kilometers

• 17.28 kilometers

Based on the data in the table, which statement is true?

• The difference between the Austin population and the El Paso population is less than 191,000.

• There are 602,357 more inhabitants of El Paso than San Marcos.

• There are 811,428 more inhabitants of Austin than San Marcos.

• The combined population of Denton, El Paso, and San Marcos is more than the population of Austin.