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Worksheets4th Grade Assessment
Total questions: 108
Worksheet time: 11hrs 1mins
what is 2 x 5
100
10
7
26
what is 3 x 5 - 3
(a)
89_88
greater than
less than
equal to
I do not know
what is the property
example:6 x 15 [6 x 10] + [6 x 5]
associative property
distributive property
commutative property
identity property
_ x 6 = 36
(a)
26 + 38 =
56
98
63
64
what is the answer to a multiplication equation
factor
dividend
divisor
product
Jess has 4 stickers. Leo has 3 times as many stickers as Jess. How many stickers does Leo have
7
13
5
12
Bill is training for a marathon coming up soon. He runs 5 miles a day. how much miles does he run in 4 days.
60
54
27
20
1. Han has 8 video games. He brings 3 video games to his friend's house. What fraction of his video games does Han bring to his friend's house?
83
85
53
38
2. Raul divides this shape into equal parts. What is the name for the parts?
thirds
eighths
fourths
halves
4. Jamie writes a number sentence that is an example of the Distributive Property. Which shows Jamie's number sentence?
8×9=70+2
8×9=8×(5×4)
8×9=(8×5)+(8×4)
8×9=9×8
5. A fair booth has 8 fishbowls on display. Each fishbowl has 3 clownfish in it. How many clownfish are on display in the fair booth?
24
21
18
11
7. All 31 students in Sasha's class chose their favorite after-school club. Sasha shows the number of students that chose each club in a tally table. How many students chose either the computer club or the chess club?
4
9
13
14
8. The principal made a graph to show the number of absent students at school over a five-day period. On which day were twice as many students absent as on Tuesday?
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Firday
10. Hasan uses a ruler to draw a square. The perimeter of the square is 16 inches. What is the length of one side of the square?
64 inches
10 inches
8 inches
4 inches
11. Kwan has 4 boxes of crayons. Each box has the same number of crayons. He lost 5 crayons. Now he has 27 crayons. How many crayons were in each box?
8
9
32
36
12. Mario found 60 acorns. He put 10 acorns in each bag. How many bags did Mario use?
2
3
6
10
14. An elephant can drink about 40 gallons of water in a day. How many gallons of water can an elephant drink in 5 days?
20
200
400
9,000
15. Ana divided 42 pennies into 7 different piles. Each pile has the same number of pennies. How many pennies did Ana put in each pile?
4
5
6
8
Which of these is the BEST estimate for the mass of a feather?
1 gram
100 grams
1 kilogram
10 kilograms
Molly has 56 paper clips. She is separating the paper clips into 8 equal groups. She uses the equation shown to find the number of paper clips in each group. Which number can you place in the box to complete the equation?
9
7
6
5
There are 461 books in the library. To the nearest hundred, ABOUT how many books are in the library?
400
460
470
500
Solve. 724 + 152 = ____
776
875
876
975
An equation is written above.
Which other equation can be used to find the quotient?
Part A: A bag of 54 marbles will be shared equally among some friends. The equation shows that each friend takes 9 marbles. How many friends share the bag of marbles?
6
45
63
486
What is the TOTAL area of the floor? (Area = Length × Width)
8 square meters
15 square meters
16 square meters
20 square meters
Pam had 3 bags of marbles. There were 6 marbles in each bag. Pam gave 5 marbles to her friend. How many marbles did Pam have left?
13
14
18
23
Which one of these quadrilaterals ALWAYS has four sides of equal length?
rectangle
square
trapezoid
parallelogram
Part A: A city plans to build a new rectangular-shaped park. The perimeter of the park will be 940 meters. The width of the park will be 300 meters. (Perimeter = Length + Width + Length + Width) What will be the length, in meters, of the new park?
170 meters
340 meters
600 meters
640 meters
Part B: The old city park is rectangular. It has a length of 350 meters. It has a width of 125 meters. What is the perimeter, in meters, of the old city park?
(Perimeter = Length + Width + Length + Width)
250 meters
475 meters
700 meters
950 meters
31
32
42
41
How long is her swim lesson?
30 minutes
45 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
What time is shown?
4:04
12:20
4:00
12:40
What time is this?
6:30
6:10
3:30
2:30
What time is shown?
9:25
4:45
9:20
5:45
Molly says it is 8:07. Is this the correct time?
Yes
No
Choose the correct value of the combination.
$1.68
$1.78
$1.88
$1.76
Which number belongs in the yellow box?
45
47
48
66
77-26
(a)
364-127
(a)
Silas has 328 beads. Carson has 124 beads. How many beads do they have in all?
(a)
675___685
<
>
=
821___821
>
<
=
How many students like hockey and football?
21
3
12
9
The bar graph shows the number of hamburgers sold at Bob’s Burger Shack. On which days were more than 80 hamburgers sold?
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
Tuesday and Thursday
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Wednesday and Friday
This array shows 5 groups of 3 fish. How many fish are there?
10
12
15
20
What fraction is red?
1/2
2/4
2/3
1/4
What is 300,000 + 20,000 +5,000 + 900 + 30 + 0 ?
32,593
325,930
302,593
320,593
I have a 0 in my tens place.
I have a 7 in my hundreds place.
I have 0 in my ones place.
What number am I?
707
770
700
710
What place value is the 2 in the number 624
Ones
Tens
Hundreds
Thousands
What place value is the 6 in the number 34,685?
Ones
Tens
Hundreds
Thousands
What number is shown with these base ten blocks?
36
63
390
630
What is the value of these base ten blocks?
330
3330
333
331
The third grade class has 40 students. The second grade class has 37 students. How many children are there in all?
There are 42 cars in the parking lot. 30 cars leave. How many cars are left in the parking lot?
(4.G.1) What kind of angle is angle R?
Right angle
Acute angle
obtuse angle
zero angle
(4.G.1) What kind of angle is angle P?
acute angle
obtuse angle
right angle
straight angle
(4.G.1) What kind of lines are these?
perpendicular
intersecting
acute
parallel
(4.G.1) What kind of lines are these? CHOOSE THE MOST CORRECT ANSWER
parallel
long
perpendicular
crossing
(4.MD.6) Using the arrows as a guide, what degrees does this angle measure at?
125 degrees
30 degrees
50 degrees
130 degrees
(4.MD.6) Using the highlighted section as a guide, what degrees does this angle measure at?
127 degrees
58 degrees
5,648 degrees
30 degrees
(4.G.1) This is a rhombus. How many lines of symmetry does it have?
1
2
3
4
(4.MD.7) Angle F measures at _____ degrees. (Use what you know about the entire angle to help you solve the problem)
160 degrees
50 degrees
100 degrees
10 degrees
(4.MD.7) Angle X measures at _____ degrees. (Use what you know about the entire angle to help you solve the problem)
50 degrees
150 degrees
30 degrees
130 degrees
(4.MD.3) Select the correct formula for finding the area of a rectangle.
Area = (2 × width) + (2 × length)
Area = length + width
Area = length × width
(4.MD.3) (4.NBT.5) Find the area of the rectangle. USE THE APPROPRIATE UNITS.
3 in + 4 in = 7 in
3 in X 4 in = 12 in
3 in x 4 in = 12 in sq
3 in - 4 in = 1 in
(4.MD.3) (4.NBT.4) Find the perimeter of the rectangle. Check your packet for the formula for finding perimeter. USE THE APPROPRIATE UNITS.
(3 x 2) + (4 x 2) = 14 in
3 + 4 = 7 in
3 x 4 = 12 in
(4.G.1) True or False: A polygon is a closed, flat shape that has at least 3 sides.
True
False
Pete won the first heat in 13 minutes 39 seconds. Jacob won the second heat in 14 minutes 16 seconds. Who ran faster? By how much? (4.MD.2)
Jacob, 23 seconds
Jacob, 10 minutes
Pete, 37 seconds
Pete, 30 minutes
Which is true? (4.MD.1)
100 g = 1 kg
100 cm = 1 m
60 seconds = 1 hour
1 ml = 1,000 liters
Which is true? (4.MD.1)
60 seconds = 1 minute
60 minutes = 1 second
60 days = 1 month
30 seconds = 1 minute
Which two statements are true? (4.MD.1)
1 kilogram = 1,000 grams
1,000 kilometers = 1 meter
1 second = 60 minutes
1 liter = 1,000 milliliters
Write the Expanded form of this number 679,527 (4.NBT.2)
600 + 700 + 500 + 200 + 700
600,000 + 70,000 + 527
600 + 70,000 + 500 + 20 + 7
67,000 + 9,000 + 500 +27
Write the Expanded form of this number Four hundred seventeen thousand two hundred thirty-five (4.NBT.2)
400 + 17, 000 + 200 + 35
400,000 + 10,000 + 7,000 + 200 + 30 + 5
417,000 + 235
400,000 + 17,000 + 235
Write the Base Ten Numeral of this number
800,000 + 60,000 + 9,000 + 400 + 70 + 8 (4.NBT.2)
869400708
869,478
809,408
896,874
Write the Base Ten Numeral of this number
Four hundred seventeen thousand two hundred thirty-five (4.NBT.2)
400,017,205
417,235
4700
235
Round 676,527 to the nearest hundred (4.NBT.3)
676,627
676,520
676,500
677,000
Round 676,527 to the nearest thousand (4.NBT.3)
676
676,00
677
677,000
Round 676,527 to the nearest ten thousand (4.NBT.3)
690,000
686,527
680,000
690,527
Solve the problem: 799 + 432 = _____ (4.NBT)
1,200
1,131
1,231
1,300
Solve the problem: 54,719 + 28,485 = _____ (4.NBT)
74,204
83,304
73,204
83,204
Use the symbols >, = or < to compare this pair of numbers. 67,000____ 76,000 (4.NBT.1) (4.NBT.2)
>
<
=
Use the symbols >, = or < to compare this pair of numbers.
128,400 ____129,040 (4.NBT.1) (4.NBT.2)
>
<
=
Which is the closest estimate for 5,640 ÷ 7?
400
600
700
800
What fraction is equivalent to 85 ?
21
43
1610
1613
At the deli counter, Tyson buys 2 83 pounds turkey and 2 87 pounds ham. How much meat does he buy in all? Use the equation below to help you solve the problem.
2 83 + 2 87 = __________
4 1610
4 21
5 41
6 41
Which expressions equal 87 ? Select the two correct answers.
88 − 81
81+81+81+81+81+81+81+81
87−81
82+87
What is 465,210 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?
(a)
Which equations are true? Select the two correct answers.
2×123=4×122
1210=10 ×121
5×125=1210
2 ×125=10 121
Which of these shapes have a correct line of symmetry drawn?
Select the two correct answers.
103+10019
10011
10022
10049
1022
What part of the grid is shaded? Select the two correct answers.
0.45
0.55
105
10055
A farmer had 1,405 pints of strawberries. During one week, she sold 1,239 pints. How many pints did the farmer have left?
166 pints
174 pints
176 pints
184 pints
What is the perimeter of this rectangle?
(a)
How many fourth graders ran a mile in 11 minutes or more?
(a)
How many students ran a mile in less than 11 minutes?
(a)
How much faster was the fastest third-grade time than the slowest third-grade time
3
3 21
4
11
16 21
Patty needs 43 meter of fabric to make 1 banner. Patty is making 6 banners. How many meters of fabric does Patty need for 6 banners?
2418
4 42
4 43
6 41
Which two numbers are factors of both 30 and 45?
3
4
5
6
9
Which line plot represents the lengths in the table above?
