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Worksheets4th Grade March Madness Tournament Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 23mins
Ms. Fulgham owns a flower shop. She orders 205 daisies. She keeps 32 daisies for herself. Then she makes some flower arrangements with the remaining daisies. Each arrangement includes exactly 8 daisies. Which equation should Ms. Jones use to find the number of flower arrangements she can make?
(205+32)÷8=?
(205−8)÷32=?
(205−32)÷8=?
(205+8)÷32=?
Uncle John milks his cow twice a day. This morning he got 635 gallons of milk. This evening he go 428 gallons. He sold 569 gallons to local ice cream factory. How many gallons of milk does he have left?
1,603
494
389
389
Mrs.Baker tried to write each factor of 30. She wrote: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, and 30. Which factor did she leave off her list?
12
20
15
8
In which pair of numbers is the value of the digit 8 in the first number 10 times greater than the value of the digit 8 in the second number?
468,392 and 438,269
38,962 and 483,692
483,926 and 439,862
438,926 and 436,892
Sean needs to sell 40 candy bars for his baseball team’s fundraiser. He sold 11 chocolate bars, 10 white chocolate, and 3 coconut. How many more bars does he need to sell?
Fill in the blank: Sean needs to sell (a) more many bars.
Which equation is correctly written?
765,988 < 983,400
732,834 > 999,999
765,988 > 983,400
999,999 < 2
Eric was looking at a chart of baseball stadiums and how many people they seat. The chart is shown above.
Eric decided to make his own list of the stadiums. He arranged his list so that the stadiums were written in order from those with the greatest number of seats to the least number of seats. Which list did Eric make?
Reliant Stadium, Meadowlands Stadium, Texas Rangers Stadium, Yankee Stadium
Yankee Stadium, Texas Rangers Stadium, Reliant Stadium, Meadowlands Stadium
Meadowlands Stadium, Reliant Stadium, Texas Rangers Stadium, Yankee Stadium
Meadowlands Stadium, Reliant Stadium, Yankee Stadium, Texas Rangers Stadium
In Bradley's dodge ball club, 212 of the kids are 7 years old, 312 of the kids are 9 years old, 312 of the kids are 10 years old, and 412 of the kids are 12 years old. What fraction of the class are NOT 9 years old? Please simplify your fraction if needed
1/2
2/3
3/4
8/12
What equation does this picture represent?
2 x 2/10 = 4/10
2 x 1/10 = 2/10
1/10 x 1/10 = 2/10
3/10 x 2 = 2/10
Which fraction is equivalent to the value of the expression below?
25/5
22/5
23/5
26/5
Mr. Neal made the shaded model below to represent an expression.Which expression is NOT represented by his model?
4 X 3/4
12 X 1/4
2 X 6/4
3 X 2/4
6/10 + 40/100
100/100
1
46/100
34/100
Mila has 100 math problems to finish this week. She solved 2/10 of the problems on Monday and 25/100 of the problems on Tuesday. How many problems did Mila solve on Monday and Tuesday?
27/100
27/110
45/10
45/100
1. Rick, Tori, Lou, and Eric were meeting at the park. Rick had to go 10/12 of a mile to get to the park. Tori had to go 3/8 of a mile to get to the park. Lou had to go 1/2 of a mile to get to the park, and Eric had to go 4/6 of a mile to get to the park. Who had to go the farthest to get to the park?
Rick
Tori
Lou
Eric
1. Noah read for 4/5 an hour. Lily read for 3/8 of an hour. Jose read for 5/8 of an hour and Callie read 1/2 of an hour. Which statement is true about two of these readers?
Lily read for a greater amount time than Callie.
Noah and Jose read for an equal amount of time.
Callie and Lily read for an equal amount of time.
Jose read for less time than Noah.
