4th Grade Georgia Word Problem Standards

1. Multi-Digit Addition & Subtraction (4.NR.2)

A town’s library had 187,432 books last year. This year, they added 24,568 new books and removed 15,309 damaged books. How many books does the library have now?

• 196,691

• 211,900

• 197,123

• 198,435

2. Multi-Step Multiplication (4.NR.2)

A farmer has 9 rows of corn, with 135 plants in each row. If each plant produces 4 ears of corn, how many total ears of corn does he grow?

• 7,200

• 5,400

• 3,780

• 4,860

3. Multi-Step Division with Remainders (4.NR.2)

A factory packages 9,872 toy cars into boxes. Each box holds 9 cars. How many full boxes can be made, and how many cars will be left over?

• 1,000 full boxes and 12 cars left over
• 1,200 full boxes and 4 cars left over
• 1,050 full boxes and 22 cars left over
• 1,096 full boxes and 8 cars left over

4. Measuring Time (4.MDR.6)

Emma started reading at 6:40 PM and read for 1 hour and 35 minutes. Then, she wrote for 25 minutes. What time did she finish?

• 9:00 PM

• 8:20 PM

• 8:40 PM

• 8:50 PM

5. Interpreting Graphs (4.MDR.6)

A bar graph shows the number of hours students spent reading over a week:

How many more hours did students read on Tuesday and Friday combined than on Monday and Wednesday combined?

• 3.5 hours

• 2.75 hours

• 1.5 hours

• 2.25 hours

6. Adding & Subtracting Fractions (4.NR.4)

Liam ordered 1 ⅗ of a pizza with mushrooms and 2⅖ with pepperoni. How much pizza did he have in total?

• 3 ⅗

• 4 ⅕

• 4

• 5 ⅘

7. Comparing Fractions & Decimals (4.NR.5)

Samantha ran 0.75 miles on Monday and 7/10 miles on Tuesday. Which day did she run farther?

• Monday

• Tuesday

• She ran the same distance

• Not enough information

8. Equivalent Fractions (4.NR.5)

Write 6/10 as an equivalent fraction with a denominator of 100.

• 10/60

• 100/60

• 60/100

• 16/100

9. Multi-Step Whole Number & Fraction Problem (4.NR.2 & 4.NR.4)

A baker uses 3/4 cup of sugar for a batch of cookies. If she makes 6 batches, how much sugar does she use in total?

• 3 3/4 cups

• 4 1/2 cups

• 6 1/4 cups

• 5 cups

10. Real-Life Decimal Comparison (4.NR.5)
A grocery store sells milk in different container sizes:

• Small bottle: 0.5 liters

• Medium bottle: 0.75 liters

• Large bottle: 1.3 liters

If a family needs at least 2 liters of milk, which two bottles should they buy to get the closest amount without going under?

• Small & Large

• Medium & Large

• Small & Medium

• Two Small Bottle