4th Grade Pretest/IA Review DOK 1/2

What do you call a number that can only be divided by itself and 1?

• even

• factor

• odd

• prime

Paul has 21 cards. Ann has 3 times as many cards as Paul.
Write and solve the multiplication: 21×3=_

• 64

• 58

• 60

• 63

Based on the chart, which statement is true?

• A. Frankie lives less than 1 mile from school. Morgan lives 1 mile.
  Morgan lives farther than Frankie.

• B. Jay lives less than 1 mile from school. Morgan lives 1 mile.
  Morgan lives farther than Jay.

• C. Morgan lives 1 mile from school. Haley lives more than 1 mile.
  Haley lives farther than Morgan.

• D. Haley lives more than 1 mile from school. Frankie lives less than 1 mile.
  Haley lives farther than Frankie.

These figures are sorted by their parallel sides. Which statement explains which group Miguel’s figure belongs in?

• It should be in group A because all figures there have only 1 pair of parallel sides, like Miguel’s figure.

• It should be in group B because all figures there have 2 pairs of parallel sides, like Miguel’s figure.

• It should be in group A because all figures there have 2 pairs of parallel sides, like Miguel’s figure.

• It should be in group B because all figures there have only 1 pair of parallel sides, like Miguel’s figure.

Which two rectangles have the same perimeter?

• rectangles 1 and 3

• rectangles 1 and 4

• rectangles 3 and 4

• rectangles 2 and 3

Natalia wrote 651,034 in expanded form as:
600,000 + 1,000 + 30 + 4
What part did she miss?

• 500

• 5,000

• 50,000

• 500,000

The digit 8 in 9,834 is 10 times larger than the digit 8 in which number?

• 9,348

• 9,483

• 92,840

• 98,300

Nate made a mistake in his addition problem. What was his mistake?

• His answer should have a 4 in the ten thousands place.

• He forgot to regroup the sum of the ones into 0 ones and 1 ten.

• He forgot to regroup the sum of the thousands into 3 thousands and 1 ten thousand.

• His answer should have a 3 in the hundreds place.

Which of the following is equal to the shaded part of Model W? Select TWO.

• 0.80

• 67

• 73

• 62

• 68