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Q2 4th grade math

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name

Class

Date

There are nine times as many red jackets than blue jackets at the store. There are eight blue jackets at the store. How many red jackets are there?

A. 1 red jacket

B. 8 red jackets

C. 17 red jackets

D. 72 red jackets

Eric has 9 video games. Neil has 54 video games. How many times more video games does Neil have than Eric?

A. 6 times more

B. 45 times more

C. 63 times more

D. 486 times more

Paul has six more dollars than Juan. Juan has twelve dollars. How much money does Paul have?

A. $2

B. $6

C. $18

D. $72

A single cupcake costs $3 and a box of cupcakes costs $12. How many times more is a box of cupcakes?

A. 4 times more

B. 9 times more

C. 15 times more

D. 36 times more

The Tigers scored nine times as many points as the Eagles. The Eagles scored four points. How many points did the Tigers score?

A. 2 points

B. 5 points

C. 13 points

D. 36 points

A kangaroo weighs 50 pounds. A gorilla weighs 500 pounds. How many times heavier is the gorilla than the kangaroo?

A. 10 times more

B. 450 times more

C. 550 times more

D. 25,000 times more

Rebekah saved $32 this month. Last month she saved $8. How many times more money did Rebecca save this month than last month?

A. 4 times more

B. 28 times more

C. 36 times more

D. 128 times more

John ran fourteen miles last month. Greg ran three more miles than John last month. How many miles did Greg run last month?

A. 40 miles

B. 11 miles

C. 17 miles

D. 42 miles

PICK THE EQUATION THAT MATCHES THE PROBLEM.

Selena has thirty followers on Instagram. Julie has five more followers than Selena.

How many Instagram followers does Julie have? Let J represent the number of Instagram followers for Julie.

A. 30 ÷ 5 = J

B. 30 + 5 = J

C. 30 x 5 = J

D. 30 ÷ J = 5

10.

PICK THE EQUATION THAT MATCHES THE PROBLEM.

Sylvia lives 48 miles away from Washington Elementary School. Jessica lives 6 miles away from the same school. How many times further from the school does Sylvia live than Jessica? Let M represent how many times further Sylvia lives from the school than Jessica.

A. 48= M x 6

B. 48 x 6 = M

C. M ÷ 6 = 48

D. M x 48 = 6

11.

64 x 4 =

(a)

12.

The average gorilla weighs 435 pounds. There are 9 gorillas at Animal Kingdom theme park. How much do the gorillas weigh altogether?

A. 675

B. 3,915

C. 3,925

D. 444

13.

Max started solved the problem 54 x 26 using the area model strategy, but he stopped to play a video game. On your paper, finish solving the problem by figuring out what goes in box A and box B. Please select both answers from the list below.

A = 10

A = 1,000

B = 300

B = 3,000

14.

Six families are going to Disney World together for Thanksgiving Break. Each family has to pay $3,421 for their resort and park tickets. How much did the families spend altogether?

A. 20,580

B. 10,526

C. 20,526

D. 3,427

15.

Students are taking a field trip in 13 buses. Each bus can accommodate 15 students. If all buses are completely filled, what is the number of students who participated in the field trip?

A. 28 students

B. 105 students

C. 1,095 students

D. 195 students

16.

Madison runs 5,032 meters in 1 hour. If she runs at this rate, how far does she run in 4 hours?

A. 20,128 meters

B. 20,200 meters

C. 2,128 meters

D. 5,036 meters

17.

Look at the area model below. Which equation matches the model?

A. 23 x 17 = 21,721

B. 17 x 23 = 391

C. 23 x 17 = 2,191

D. 17 x 23 = 390

18.

8. 20 x 13 =

(a)

19.

Brooke saved $652 a month to go towards a new car. After seven months of saving, how much money does she have?

A. 659

B. 784

C. 7,714

D. 4,564

20.

Emily started solving the problem below using the partial product strategy. She stopped before she was finished to go to soccer practice. Help Emily out by filling in the problem that goes in the blank space. (purple rectangles)

10 x 10 = 100

6 x 4 = 24

6 x 10 = 60

10 x 4 = 40

21.

Which division fact has a quotient of 9?

A. 64 ÷ 8

B. 54 ÷ 6

C. 56 ÷ 7

D. 28 ÷ 4

22.

What DIVISION equation is shown with the area model below?

A. 12 ÷ 4 = 48

B. 40 ÷ 4 = 10

C. 12 ÷ 48 = 4

D. 48 ÷ 4 = 12

23.

Mari is packing bottles into boxes. Each box can hold 8 bottles. If she must pack 60 bottles, how many boxes will she need?

A. 480 boxes

B. 7 boxes

C. 8 boxes

D. 48 boxes

24.

How many tables are needed for 23 boys and 19 girls if 5 people can sit at each table?

A. 5 tables

B. 9 tables

C. 8 tables

D. 4 tables

25.

In Mrs. Terry's 4th grade class, there are 28 students. She wants to arrange the students' desk into 4 rows for the GA Milestone test. How many students will be in each row?

A. 7 students

B. 9 students

C. 112 students

D. 8 students

26.

Solve. 475 ÷ 5 =

(a)

27.

Solve. 2,531 ÷ 4 =

A. 632 r75

B. 632 r3

C. 10,124

D. 635

28.

Solve. 107 ÷ 3 =

A. 321

B. 35 r66

C. 36

D. 35 r2

29.

Mason did the following division problem using the partial quotient strategy. What is the quotient for his problem?

(a)

30.

Solve. 770 ÷ 4 =

A. 192 r 2

B. 192 r5

C. 193

D. 3,080

31.

Which model shows a fraction that is equivalent to the fraction below?

32.

Which models show 2 equivalent fractions?

33.

Find an equivalent fraction for the fraction below

34.

Find an equivalent fraction for the fraction below

35.

Jacob and Patrick ordered pizza Friday night. Jacob ordered a large pizza. It was cut into 10 pieces, and Jacob ate 5 of them. Patrick ordered a small pizza. It was cut into 6 pieces, and he at 3 of them. Jacob said that they ate the same amount of pizza, because 5/10 and 3/6 are both equal to 1/2. Patrick disagrees, because the pizzas are not the same size. Who is correct?

Jacob

Patrick

36.