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Worksheets4th Grade Math Spiral Assessment
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 6hrs 45mins
1. What number has 4 ones, 3
hundreds, 9 hundred millions, 5
thousands, 6 hundred thousands, and
2 millions?
A. 439,562
B. 942,675,314
C. 942,765,324
D. 439,595,235
2. What number has a 5 with a value
the value of the 5 in 5.21?
F. 3.15
G. 6.54
H. 5.68
J. 7.25
F
G
H
J
3. In the number shown, one digit is
underlined and one digit is circled.
Which statement about the circled
digit is true?
A. Its value is 10 times greater
than the value of the underlined
digit.
B. Its value is the value of the
underlined digit.
C. Its value is 40 times greater
than the value of the underlined
digit.
D. Its value is 4 times greater than
the value of the underlined
digit. 10
4. What number can be represented by:
(8 x 10,000,000) + (7 x 10) + (3 x 1,000,000) + (9 x 1,000) + (5 x 1) +(5 x 100,000,000) +(4 x 10,000) + (6 x 100) + (2 x 100,000)?
F. 873,955,462
G. 853,294,567
H. 583,924,756
J. 583,249,675
5. The table shows the number of miles
each runner ran during the week of
training for a race.
Which runner’s miles can be written
in expanded notation as shown?
(1 x 10) + (5 x 0.1) +
(6 x 0.01) + (8 x 1)
A. Shasta
B. Bobby
C. Roger
D. Carrie
6. The table below shows the inventory
of the warehouse for Cloey’s Clothing
Store.
Which of the following lists the
clothing items in order from least to
greatest?
F. T-Shirts, Pants, Blouses, Skirts
G. Skirts, Pants, T-Shirts, Blouses
H. Skirts, Blouses, Pants, T-Shirts
J. Pants, Skirts, Blouses, T-Shirts
7. Which number meets these clues:
•Rounds to 560 when rounded to the
nearest ten.
•Rounds to 600 when rounded to the
nearest hundred.
•Rounds to 1,000 when rounded to
the nearest thousand.
A. 568
B. 564
C. 546
D. 603
8. What is 754,384,392 rounded to the
nearest ten million?
F. 800,000,000
G. 760,000,000
H. 754,000,000
J. 750,000,000
9. Scott paid this much money for his
lunch. How much did he pay?
A. $7.53
B. $7.43
C. $7.34
D. $6.43
10. This decimal model represents the
amount of change Ashley received after
paying for her fountain drink at Pak a
Sak. How much change did she receive?
F. $1.72
G. $1.70
H. $1.37
J. $1.27
11. Which decimal model does NOT show
0.6?
12. These decimal models show how much
rain fell during 3 months. Label each
model with the correct decimal number.
Which of the following are listed in order
from least to greatest?
F. 0.50 0.35 0.4
G. 0.4 0.35 0.50
H. 0.35 0.4 0.50
J. 0.50 0.4 0.35
13. Chris has a kitten that weighs 6.75
pounds, a puppy that weighs 6.9
pounds, and another puppy that weighs
7.03 pounds. How much do all three
animals weigh together?
A. 19.68 pounds
B. 20.78 pounds
C. 13.65 pounds
D. 20.68 pounds
14.
3,436,403 people voted in 2011.
3,849,244 people voted in 2012. How
many more people voted in 2012 than
in 2011?
F. 412,841 people
G. 7,285,647 people
H. 413,241 people
J. 413,741 people
15. Jayna bought a candy bar for $1.35, a
drink for $0.99, and a bag of chips for
$2.29. She gave the clerk a $10.00 bill.
How much change did she receive?
A. $6.47
B. $4.63
C. $5.37
D. $6.36
16. The Florek Family spent $18,594 on their
vacation. They spent $12,321 on the
plane tickets and $4,893 on
entertainment on the trip. The rest was
spent on food. Estimate how much the
Florek family spent on food.
(Hint: Round before adding.)
F. $ 1,000
G. $17,000
H. $ 8,000
J. $ 2,000
17. Alicia spent $230 on groceries last
month. Jackie spent 10 times as much
as Alicia on groceries last month. How
much money did Jackie spend?
A. $203
B. $23,000
C. $2,300
D. $23
18. What equation is represented by the
area model below?
F. 108 x 104=11,232
G. 18 x 14 = 252
H. 28 x 24 = 672
J. 38 x 24 = 812
19. Mrs. Doss made 44 treat bags and put
25 pieces of candy in each bag. Use this
area model to help you find the total
number candy pieces Mrs. Doss put in all
the bags.
How many pieces of candy did Mrs. Doss
put in all the bags?
A. 1,028 pieces
B. 920 pieces
C. 69 pieces
D. 1,100 pieces
20. Mr. Jackson makes $4,329 each month.
Estimate how much money Mr. Jackson
will make in 6 months.
(Hint: Round before you multiply.)
F. $30,000
G. $24,000
H. $27,000
J. $26,000
21. Jason makes $14 an hour and worked
32 hours last week. Eli makes $17 per
hour and worked 38 hours last week.
Which equation can be used to find how
much more Eli made last week than
Jason?
A. (14 x 32) + (17 x 38) = m
B. 38- 32 = m
C. (17 x 38) - (14 x 32) = m
D. (32 x 38) – (14 x 17) = m
22.
In problem #21, how much money did
Eli make last week?
F. $136
G. $546
H. $646
J. $510
23. Friday night, the Crosby Theater sold 28 adult tickets for $15 each and 14 student tickets for $12 each. Which strip diagrams represents the total amount of ticket sales on Friday night?
