Quiz about BM 1 Gr 4

Question 1

(4.NBT.4) Find the sum: 26,847 + 5,096

Accepted Answer

31,943

Answer

31,833

Answer

31,843

Answer

31,933

Question 2

(4.NF.3d) Rosie has two pet turtles. One turtle weighs 1 3/5 pounds and the other weighs 3 4/5 pounds. What is the combined weight of Rosie's pet turtles?

Accepted Answer

4 1/5 pounds

Accepted Answer

5 2/5 pounds

Accepted Answer

5 3/5 pounds

Answer

4 2/5pounds

Question 3

(4.NBT.6) Which of the following shows the whole-number quotient and remainder when 2,705 is divided by 7?

Accepted Answer

A. 386 R3

Answer

B. 389 R2

Answer

C. 393 R4

Answer

D. 397 R6

Question 4

(4.OA.3) Maple Lake Camp has 10 cabin groups participating in afternoon field activities. Each cabin group has 12 campers. The campers are placed on teams of 8 to compete in a tug-of-war tournament.

What number of teams is needed in order for every camper to participate in the tournament?

Accepted Answer

15 teams

Answer

9 teams

Answer

12 teams

Answer

16 teams

Question 5

(4.MD.1) In her garden, Anita grew a pumpkin that weighed 5 pounds. How many ounces did the pumpkin weigh?

Accepted Answer

80 ounces

Answer

40 ounces

Answer

50 ounces

Answer

60 ounces

Question 6

(4.NF.1) Randolph shades 8/12 of the rectangle shown below. Which two fractions are equivalent to 8/12?

Accepted Answer

4/6

Accepted Answer

2/3

Answer

6/8

Answer

4/12

Answer

9/12

Question 7

(4.G.2) Which shape is a right triangle?

Accepted Answer

Shape B

Answer

Shape A

Answer

Shape C

Answer

Shape D

Question 8

(4.NF.6) Which equation below is correct?

Accepted Answer

B. 6/10 = 0.6

Answer

A. 9/100 = 0.90

Answer

C. 71/100 = 7.1

Answer

D. 2/10 = 0.02

Question 9

(4.NF.3c) Taylor wants to find the difference of 4 ^1/6 - 1 ^5/6.

Part A: Which of the following correctly replaces each mixed number in Taylor's problem with an equivalent fraction?

Accepted Answer

C. 25/6 - 11/6

Answer

A. 11/6 - 5/6

Answer

B. 17/6 - 12/6

Answer

D. 41/6 - 15/6

Question 10

(4.NF.3c) Taylor wants to find the difference of 4 ^1/6 - 1 ^5/6.

What is the correct answer to Taylor's problem?

Accepted Answer

A. 2 2/6

Answer

B. 2 4/6

Answer

C. 3 2/6

Answer

D. 3 4/6

Question 11

(4.OA.2) Jose has 3 times as many dollars as Stewart. If Jose has 18 dollars, how many dollars does Stewart have?

Accepted Answer

A. 6 dollars

Answer

B. 15 dollars

Answer

C. 21 dollars

Answer

D. 54 dollars

Question 12

(4.MD.4) Mr. Maldonado's cattle pasture is enclosed by six straight fence lines. The line plot shows the length of each of the fence lines. What is the combined length of all 6 fence lines?

Accepted Answer

A. 3 ^1/4 miles

Answer

B. 3 ^3/4 miles

Answer

C. 4 ^1/4 miles

Answer

D. 4 ^3/4 miles

Question 13

(4.NF.2) Select the words that correctly complete the sentences. The Miller children ate a whole bag of jelly beans. First, Amber ate 2/8 of the jelly beans and Christina ate 1/3 of the jelly beans. Later, Brian ate 1/6 of the jelly beans and Donnie ate 3/12 of the jelly beans. [CHOICE 1] ate a greater fraction of the jelly beans than [CHOICE 2].

Accepted Answer

Christina, Amber

Answer

Amber, Christina

Question 14

(4.NF.2) Select the words that correctly complete the sentences. The Miller children ate a whole bag of jelly beans. First, Amber ate 2/8 of the jelly beans and Christina ate 1/3 of the jelly beans. Later, Brian ate 1/6 of the jelly beans and Donnie ate 3/12 of the jelly beans. [CHOICE 3] ate a smaller fraction of the jelly beans than [CHOICE 4].

Accepted Answer

Brian, Donnie

Answer

Donnie, Brian

Question 15

(4.NF.4a) Which equation is represented by the shaded portion of this model?

Accepted Answer

D. 5 x (1/9) = (5/9)

Answer

A. 5 x (1/5) = (5/5)

Answer

B. 5 x (1/3) = (5/3)

Answer

C. 5 x (3/4) = (15/4)

Question 16

(4.MD.3) If the area of the pool is 108 square meters, what is its length?

Accepted Answer

C. 12 meters

Answer

A. 11 meters

Answer

B. 11.5 meters

Answer

D. 12.5 meters

Question 17

(4.OA.4) Choose the correct numbers to make each equation true.

12 x [CHOICE 1] = 96

Accepted Answer

8

Answer

6

Answer

9

Answer

12

Question 18

(4.MD.2) Jeff walks 1/3 mile to school. How many feet does he walk to school?

Accepted Answer

D. 1,760 feet

Answer

A. 300 feet

Answer

B. 880 feet

Answer

C. 1,200 feet

Question 19

(4.G.1) Classify each angle labeled in the figure as either acute, obtuse, or right. Angles B and D are __________.

Accepted Answer

Obtuse

Answer

Acute

Answer

Right

Question 20

(4.G.1) Classify each angle labeled in the figure as either acute, obtuse, or right. Angles A and E are __________.

Accepted Answer

Right

Answer

Acute

Answer

Obtuse

Question 21

(4.G.1) Classify each angle labeled in the figure as either acute, obtuse, or right. Angle C is __________.

Accepted Answer

Acute

Answer

Obtuse

Answer

Right

Question 22

(4.NF.4c) Megan is helping her grandmother surround her vegetable garden with bricks. Each brick is 3/5 foot long. How long would a row of 5 bricks be?

Accepted Answer

A. 15/5 feet

Answer

B. 13/5 feet

Answer

C. 10/5 feet

Answer

D. 8/5 feet

Question 23

(4.NBT.4) Drew is the quarterback of his football team. He passed for 4,806 yards last season. He passed for 3,687 yards this season. How many more yards did Drew pass for last season than this season?

Accepted Answer

A. 1,119 yards

Answer

B. 1,121 yards

Answer

C. 1,219 yards

Answer

D. 1,221 yards

Question 24

(4.OA.2) Miranda, Serena, Toby, and Jon are playing a card game. Currently, Jon has 6 cards, Toby has 2 times as many cards as Jon, Miranda has 3 times as many cards as Jon, and Serena has 3 cards more than Jon. How many cards does Miranda have?

Accepted Answer

18 cards

Answer

9 cards

Answer

12 cards

Question 25

(4.OA.2) Miranda, Serena, Toby, and Jon are playing a card game. Currently, Jon has 6 cards, Toby has 2 times as many cards as Jon, Miranda has 3 times as many cards as Jon, and Serena has 3 cards more than Jon. How many cards does Serena have?

Accepted Answer

9 cards

Answer

12 cards

Answer

18 cards

Question 26

(4.OA.2) Miranda, Serena, Toby, and Jon are playing a card game. Currently, Jon has 6 cards, Toby has 2 times as many cards as Jon, Miranda has 3 times as many cards as Jon, and Serena has 3 cards more than Jon. How many cards does Toby have?

Accepted Answer

12 cards

Answer

9 cards

Answer

18 cards

Question 27

(4.OA.2) At a school program, all the first graders got to sit in the first 6 rows of the auditorium. If there were 18 students sitting in each row, how many first graders were at the program?

Accepted Answer

D. 108

Answer

A. 54

Answer

B. 96

Answer

C. 102

Question 28

(4.OA.5) Jonas wrote a number pattern that begins with a 6 and follows the rule " double the number and then subtract 3." The first numbers Jonas listed in his number pattern were: 6, 9, 15, 27

Which statement is true for the next 3 numbers in this pattern?

Accepted Answer

B. All the numbers will be odd.

Answer

A. All the numbers will be even.

Answer

C. All the numbers will be prime.

Answer

D. All the numbers will be multiples of 2.

Question 29

(4.NF.3b) Determine whether each equation is true or false.

1/5 + 4/5 = 1 ^4/5

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 30

(4.NF.3b) Determine whether each equation is true or false.

2/5 + 3/5 = 4/5

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 31

(4.NF.3b) Determine whether each equation is true or false.

5/5 + 2/5 + 2/5 = 1 ^4/5

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 32

(4.NF.3b) Determine whether each equation is true or false.

3/4 + 3/4 = 6/8

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 33

(4.NF.3b) Determine whether each equation is true or false.

2/6 + 2/6 = 4/6

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 34

(4.NF.3b) Determine whether each equation is true or false.

1/4 + 2/4 = 3/4

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 35

(4.NBT.3) If Jeremy correctly rounded the number 6,795 to the nearest hundred, what was his answer?

Accepted Answer

C. 6,800

Answer

A. 6,700

Answer

B. 6,790

Answer

D. 6,900

Question 36

(4.NF.7) Which comparison is true?

Accepted Answer

A. 6.57 < 6.75

Answer

B. 4.05 = 4.5

Answer

C. 3.89 > 3.98

Answer

D. 2.30 > 2.3

Question 37

(4.OA.4) Which number is a multiple of 8?

Accepted Answer

D. 48

Answer

A. 18

Answer

B. 28

Answer

C. 38

Question 38

(4.NF.3a) Tome and his friends, Paul and Jody, shared a pizza that was cut into 8 equal pieces. Tome ate 2/8 of the pizza, Paul ate 1/8 of the pizza, and Jody ate 3/8 of the pizza. What fractional part of the pizza was left?

Accepted Answer

B. 2/8

Answer

A. 1/8

Answer

C. 3/8

Answer

D. 4/8

Question 39

(4.MD.1) Which two of the following conversions are correct?

Accepted Answer

B. 5 meters = 500 centimeters

Accepted Answer

E. 10 meters = 10,000 millimeters

Answer

A. 5 kilometers = 500 meters

Answer

C. 5 centimeters = 500 millimeters

Answer

D. 10 kilometers = 10,000 centimeters

Question 40

(4.NF.2) Determine if each equation or inequality is true or false.

3/4 > 10/12

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 41

(4.NF.2) Determine if each equation or inequality is true or false.

5/7 = 7/9

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 42

(4.NF.2) Determine if each equation or inequality is true or false.

5/6 < 11/12

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 43

(4.NF.2) Determine if each equation or inequality is true or false.

4/5 < 3/4

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 44

(4.NF.2) Determine if each equation or inequality is true or false.

4/9 > 5/12

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 45

(4.NBT.2) Which two comparison statements are correct?

Accepted Answer

B. 500,000 + 9,000 + 600 + 7 = 509,607

Accepted Answer

D. 20,000 + 400 + 50 + 3 < 24,503

Answer

A. 500,000 + 9,000 + 600 + 7 < 509,607

Answer

C. 500,000 + 9,000 + 600 + 7 > 509,607

Answer

E. 20,000 + 400 + 50 + 3 > 24,503

Question 46

(4.NBT.3) Which of the following represents the number 814,537 rounded to the nearest hundred?

Accepted Answer

B. 814,500

Answer

A. 814,000

Answer

C. 814,600

Answer

D. 815,000

Question 47

(4.OA.5) Abdul and Kylie each create a number pattern. Abdul starts with the number 7 and uses the rule "multiply by 2." Kylie starts with the number 8 and uses the rule "add 8."

Which two statements about these number patterns are true?

Accepted Answer

B. Kylie's pattern will only contain even numbers.

Accepted Answer

E. Both patterns will contain the number 56.

Answer

A. Abdul's pattern will contain alternating odd and even numbers.

Answer

C. The third number in Kylie's pattern is larger than the third number in Abdul's pattern.

Answer

D. Both patterns will contain the number 28.

Question 48

(4.NF.3a) Logan, Genny, and Carla completely divided up a long length of rope.

Part B: Carla ended up with __________ less of the rope than Genny.

Accepted Answer

Carla ended up with __________ less of the rope than Genny.

Answer

Carla ended up with more of the rope than Genny.

Answer

Carla and Genny ended up with the same amount of rope.

Answer

Genny ended up with less of the rope than Carla.

Question 49

(4.MD.3) The area of a certain rectangle is 72 square meters. The length of the rectangle is 9 meters. What is the perimeter of the rectangle?

Accepted Answer

A. 34 meters

Answer

B. 63 meters

Answer

C. 68 meters

Answer

D. 81 meters

Question 50

(4.G.3) Which of the following letters has no line of symmetry?

Accepted Answer

A. V

Accepted Answer

B. O

Accepted Answer

C. D

Answer

D. F

Question 51

(4.MD.2) The nickels in Pauline's piggy bank have a total value of $1.50. How many nickels are in the piggy bank?

Accepted Answer

C. 30 nickels

Answer

A. 6 nickels

Answer

B. 15 nickels

Answer

D. 75 nickels

Question 52

(4.OA.2) Clara has 56 books in her bookshelf. This is 7 times as many books Trent has in his bookshelf. Tiana has 4 times as many books in her bookshelf as Trent. Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

D. Tiana has 32 books in her bookshelf.

Answer

A. Trent has 14 books in his bookshelf.

Answer

B. Trent has 28 books in his bookshelf.

Answer

C. Tiana has 12 books in her bookshelf.

Question 53

(4.G.2) Three shapes are shown below. Parallel lines are contained in which of the shapes?

Accepted Answer

D. Shape 1 and Shape 3

Answer

A. Shape 2 only

Answer

B. Shape 3 only

Answer

C. Shape 1 and Shape 2

Question 54

(4.NBT.2) Which expression is equivalent to 3,856?

Accepted Answer

D. (3 x 1,000) + (8 x 100) + (5 x 10) + (6 x 1)

Answer

A. 38,000 + 50 + 6

Answer

B. 3,000 + 800 + 5 + 6

Answer

C. (3 x 1,000) + (8 x 10) + (5 x 1)

Question 55

(4.NBT.5) Margo's school has 18 classrooms. Each classroom has 24 desks. How many desks are there in all?

Accepted Answer

C. 432

Answer

A. 42

Answer

B. 108

Answer

D. 648

Question 56

(4.NBT.6) A group of 192 students went on a field trip. The teachers assigned the same number of students to each of 4 school buses for the trip. How many students were assigned to each bus?

Accepted Answer

C. 48 students

Answer

A. 45 students

Answer

B. 46 students

Answer

D. 49 students

Question 57

(4.G.1) Study the figure below. Which statement about the figure above is false?

Accepted Answer

D. AB and BC are perpendicular.

Answer

A. Angle B is obtuse.

Answer

B. Angle C is acute.

Answer

C. AB and DC are parallel.

Question 58

(4.NF.5) Which of the given equations shows the correct way to add 7/10 + 16/100?

Accepted Answer

B. 70/100 + 16/100 = 86/100

Answer

A. 7/10 + 8/10 = 15/10

Answer

C. 7/10 + 1/10 + 6/10 = 14/10

Answer

D. 7/100 + 10/100 + 6/100 = 23/100

Question 59

(4.NBT.1) In the number 594,481, the value of the digit 4 in the thousands place is how many times the value of the digit 4 in the hundreds place?

Accepted Answer

A. 10

Answer

B. 100

Answer

C. 1,000

Answer

D. 10,000

Question 60

(4.MD.4) What is the difference in height between the shortest and tallest shrubs in the yard?

Accepted Answer

C. 3/4 meter

Answer

A. 1/4 meter

Answer

B. 1/2 meter

Answer

D. 1 ^1/4 meters

BM 1 Gr 4

76 questions

(4.MD.7) In the diagram below, the total measure of the angle indicated with a dashed curve is 144°. What is the value of x in the diagram?

(4.NBT.4) Find the sum: 26,847 + 5,096

(4.NF.1) Which two expressions represent a fraction that is equivalent to 2/5?

(4.NF.3d) Rosie has two pet turtles. One turtle weighs 1 3/5 pounds and the other weighs 3 4/5 pounds. What is the combined weight of Rosie's pet turtles?

(4.NBT.6) Which of the following shows the whole-number quotient and remainder when 2,705 is divided by 7?

(4.NBT.4) Robin and Jay are gathering school supplies for the year. Robin has 167 sheets of paper, and Jay has 256 sheets of paper. If Jay gives Robin 47 sheets of paper, how many sheets of paper will Robin have?

(4.OA.3) Maple Lake Camp has 10 cabin groups participating in afternoon field activities. Each cabin group has 12 campers. The campers are placed on teams of 8 to compete in a tug-of-war tournament.
What number of teams is needed in order for every camper to participate in the tournament?

(4.MD.1) In her garden, Anita grew a pumpkin that weighed 5 pounds. How many ounces did the pumpkin weigh?

(4.OA.1) Which equation represents the statement "eight times as many as eleven is 88"?

(4.NBT.5) Solve.
7,495 × 5 = _____

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BM 1 Gr 4

76 questions

(4.MD.7) In the diagram below, the total measure of the angle indicated with a dashed curve is 144°. What is the value of x in the diagram?

(4.NBT.4) Find the sum: 26,847 + 5,096

(4.NF.1) Which two expressions represent a fraction that is equivalent to 2/5?

(4.NF.3d) Rosie has two pet turtles. One turtle weighs 1 3/5 pounds and the other weighs 3 4/5 pounds. What is the combined weight of Rosie's pet turtles?

(4.NBT.6) Which of the following shows the whole-number quotient and remainder when 2,705 is divided by 7?

(4.NBT.4) Robin and Jay are gathering school supplies for the year. Robin has 167 sheets of paper, and Jay has 256 sheets of paper. If Jay gives Robin 47 sheets of paper, how many sheets of paper will Robin have?

(4.OA.3) Maple Lake Camp has 10 cabin groups participating in afternoon field activities. Each cabin group has 12 campers. The campers are placed on teams of 8 to compete in a tug-of-war tournament.What number of teams is needed in order for every camper to participate in the tournament?

(4.MD.1) In her garden, Anita grew a pumpkin that weighed 5 pounds. How many ounces did the pumpkin weigh?

(4.OA.1) Which equation represents the statement "eight times as many as eleven is 88"?

(4.NBT.5) Solve. 7,495 × 5 = _____

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(4.OA.3) Maple Lake Camp has 10 cabin groups participating in afternoon field activities. Each cabin group has 12 campers. The campers are placed on teams of 8 to compete in a tug-of-war tournament.
What number of teams is needed in order for every camper to participate in the tournament?

(4.NBT.5) Solve.
7,495 × 5 = _____