Quiz about 4th Grade Math Review

Question 1

[NBT.2 | C.A. | WE DO] Which choice is equal to 462?

Accepted Answer

A. 3 hundreds, 16 tens, and 2 ones

Answer

B. 3 hundreds, 6 tens, and 2 ones

Answer

C. 4 hundreds and 62 tens

Answer

D. 4 hundreds, 60 tens, and 2 ones

Question 2

[NBT.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which equation is correct?

Accepted Answer

D. 3 thousands + 14 hundreds + 5 tens + 3 ones = 4 thousands +

4 hundreds + 5 tens + 3 ones

Answer

A. 8 thousands + 72 tens = 7 thousands + 10 hundreds + 72 ones

Answer

B. 6 thousands + 3 hundreds + 25 tens + 11 ones = 5 thousands +

13 hundreds + 31 tens

Answer

C. 3 thousands + 25 tens + 61 ones = 4 thousands + 2 hundreds + 300 tens +

18 ones

Question 3

[NBT.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Select the correct equation:

Accepted Answer

A. 5 thousands + 10 hundreds + 60 tens + 4 ones = 6 thousands + 2 tens + 404 ones

Answer

B. 4 thousands + 20 hundreds + 7 tens = 6 thousands + 10 hundreds + 70 ones

Answer

C. 2 thousands + 30 tens + 50 ones = 3 thousands + 5 hundreds + 50 ones

Answer

D. 7 thousands + 8 hundreds + 20 tens + 5 ones = 8 thousands + 6 hundreds + 25 tens

Question 4

[NBT.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which choice shows the value of these number cubes and squares?

Accepted Answer

B. 20 hundreds, 34 tens, and 8 ones

Answer

A. 2 thousands, 3 hundreds, 40 tens, and 8 ones

Answer

C. 20 hundreds, 30 tens, and 38 ones

Answer

D. 5 hundreds, 4 tens, and 8 ones

Question 5

[NBT.4 | C.I. | WE DO] A cafeteria manager ordered 1,251 cartons of milk on Monday.

- He also ordered cartons of milk on Thursday.

- He ordered 879 more cartons on Monday than on Thursday.

How many cartons did the manager order on Thursday?

Accepted Answer

A. 372

Answer

B. 428

Answer

C. 1,628

Answer

D. 2,130

Question 6

[NBT.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] On Friday, a movie theater sold 4,386 tickets. On Saturday, it sold 7,192 tickets. How many more tickets did the theater sell on Saturday than on Friday?

Accepted Answer

A. 2,806

Answer

B. 3,214

Answer

C. 3,806

Answer

D. 3,816

Question 7

[NBT.5 | C.I. | WE DO] Pablo was getting ready for a bike race.

- He rode his bike each day for 32 days.

- He rode his bike for 45 minutes each day.

How many minutes did Pablo spend riding his bike to get ready for the race?

Accepted Answer

D. 1,440

Answer

A. 228

Answer

B. 1,360

Answer

C. 1,431

Question 8

[NBT.5 | C.I. | YOU DO] Michael is solving 23 x 42 using this rectangular array.

What is the missing number Michal needs to solve this problem?

Accepted Answer

D. 120

Answer

A. 12

Answer

B. 43

Answer

C. 70

Question 9

[NBT.5 | C.I. | YOU DO] There are 34 buses going on a field trip. There are 57 people on each bus. How many people altogether are on the buses?

Accepted Answer

D. 1,938

Answer

A. 408

Answer

B. 588

Answer

C. 1,918

Question 10

[NBT.6 | C.I. | WE DO] There are 128 pencils to be put into boxes. Each box can hold 9 pencils. How many boxes can be completely filled?

Accepted Answer

A. 14

Answer

B. 15

Answer

C. 104

Answer

D. 105

Question 11

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] There are 594 children participating in a county science fair. They are put into groups of six children. How many groups will participate?

Accepted Answer

C. 99

Answer

A. 60

Answer

B. 98

Answer

D. 150

Question 12

[NBT.6 | C.A. | YOU DO] Tabitha baked 112 cupcakes for the school bake sale. She packaged them in boxes of 6.

Which model shows how many boxes of cupcakes Tabitha made and how many cupcakes were left over?

Accepted Answer

Option A is correct

Answer

B.

Answer

C.

Answer

D.

Question 13

[NBT.6 | C.A. | YOU DO] Teachers are placing students into groups for a field trip.

- A total of 115 students are going on the field trip.

- Each group has at most 8 students.

What is the smallest number of groups the teachers can create?

Accepted Answer

C. 15 groups

Answer

A. 13 groups

Answer

B. 14 groups

Answer

D. 16 groups

Question 14

[NBT.7 | C.A. | WE DO] This table shows the number of students at a school in the years 2014-2016.

In 2015, there were more students than in 2014 but fewer than in 2016. Which could be the number of students in 2015?

Accepted Answer

B. 1,033 students

Answer

A. 1,003 students

Answer

C. 1,303 students

Answer

D. 1,330 students

Question 15

[NBT.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] Which comparison is true?

Accepted Answer

C. 18,397 < 18,739 < 18,937

Answer

A. 14,893 < 14,398 < 14,983

Answer

B. 15,604 < 15,640 < 15,460

Answer

D. 19,876 < 19,678 < 19,867

Question 16

[NBT.7 | C.A. | YOU DO] This comparison statement contains a blank for a missing digit.

47,631 > 47,6_2

How many different digits could make the comparison statement true?

Accepted Answer

C. 3

Answer

A. 1

Answer

B. 2

Answer

D. 4

Question 17

[NBT.7 | C.A. | YOU DO] This table shows the number of customers a restaurant served over three weeks.

The restaurant served more customers in week 3 than in week 2 but less than the number served in week 1.

How many customers could the restaurant have served in week 3?

Accepted Answer

B. 2,209

Answer

A. 2,249

Answer

C. 2,190

Answer

D. 2,180

Question 18

[NBT.2 | C.I. | YOU DO] Select each choice that matches ninety-four thousand, twenty-eight.

Accepted Answer

B. 94,028

Accepted Answer

C. 90,000 + 4,000 + 20 + 8

Answer

A. 9,428

Answer

D. 90,000 + 4,000 + 200 + 8

Question 19

[NBT.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] There are 1,829 students at a middle school.

- 568 students are in 6th grade.

- 629 students are in 7th grade.

- The rest of the students are in 8th grade.

How many students are in 8th grade?

Accepted Answer

B. 632 students

Answer

A. 622 students

Answer

C. 772 students

Answer

D. 1,197 students

Question 20

[OA.4 | C.I. | WE DO] Which list contains exactly 2 prime numbers and 2 composite numbers?

Accepted Answer

B. 2, 4, 5, 6

Answer

A. 13, 14, 15, 16

Answer

C. 7, 8, 9, 10

Answer

D. 25, 26, 27, 29

Question 21

[OA.4 | C.A. | YOU DO] When a nonzero whole number, n, is divided by 6, the remainder is not zero. When n is divided

by 4, the remainder is zero. Which statement must also be true?

Accepted Answer

A. When n is divided by 3, the remainder is nonzero.

Answer

B. When n is divided by 8, the remainder is nonzero.

Answer

C. When n is divided by 10, the remainder is zero.

Answer

D. When n is divided by 12, the remainder is zero.

Question 22

[OA.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] Which group of numbers includes only composite numbers?

Accepted Answer

C. 15, 18, 21, 24, 25

Answer

A. 3, 9, 15, 27, 31

Answer

B. 12, 15, 21, 18, 31

Answer

D. 21, 18, 31, 35, 41

Question 23

[NBT.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] What is the word form of 97,403?

Accepted Answer

D. ninety-seven thousand, four hundred three

Answer

A. nine seven thousand, four hundred three

Answer

B. ninety-seven thousand, four hundred thirty

Answer

C. ninety-seven, four hundred three

Question 24

[NBT.5 | C.I. | YOU DO] There are 196 students in fourth grade. Each student was given a box of 8 pencils. How many pencils did the fourth grade receive in all?

Accepted Answer

B. 1,568

Answer

A. 1,569

Answer

C. 24

Answer

D. 204

Question 25

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] A farmer has 348 apples and wants to put them into baskets. He will put 6 apples into each basket. How many baskets will the farmer use?

Accepted Answer

C. 58

Answer

A. 56

Answer

B. 57

Answer

D. 59

Question 26

[NBT.7 | C.A. | YOU DO] This chart shows the mileage of four vehicles.

Which vehicle has the lowest mileage?

Accepted Answer

C. sports car

Answer

A. pickup truck

Answer

B. minivan

Answer

D. sedan

Question 27

[OA.1 | C.I. | WE DO] There are twice as many women on a bus as there are men. There are 24 women on the bus. What is the total number of men and women on the bus?

Accepted Answer

B. 36

Answer

A. 12

Answer

C. 48

Answer

D. 72

Question 28

[OA.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] A shirt costs $21. That is 3 times the cost of a hat, h. Select each statement that can be used to solve for h.

Accepted Answer

C. 3 x h = 21

Accepted Answer

E. 21 $$\div$$ 3 = h

Answer

A. h $$\div$$ 3 = 21

Answer

B. h + 3 = 21

Answer

D. 3 x 21 = h

Question 29

[OA.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Traci ran for 30 minutes today. This is twice the amount of time she ran yesterday. How many

minutes did Traci run yesterday?

Accepted Answer

C. 15 minutes

Answer

A. 60 minutes

Answer

B. 20 minutes

Answer

D. 10 minutes

Question 30

[OA.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Wesley has 7 books. Jada has 4 times as many books as Wesley has. How many more books

does Jada have than Wesley?

Accepted Answer

B. 21

Answer

A. 11

Answer

C. 24

Answer

D. 28

Question 31

[OA.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Lara read 5 times as many pages as Eden. If Lara read a total of 40 pages, how many pages

did Eden read?

Accepted Answer

B. 8 pages

Answer

A. 7 pages

Answer

C. 35 pages

Answer

D. 45 pages

Question 32

[OA.3 | C.I. | WE DO] A farmer has an equal number of cows in 3 different fields on his farm. Which choice could be the total number of cows?

Accepted Answer

C. 207

Answer

A. 112

Answer

B. 178

Answer

D. 266

Question 33

[OA.3 | C.I. | YOU DO] A school can buy 12 calculators for $456. What is the best estimate for the cost of 5 calculators?

Accepted Answer

C. $200

Answer

A. $100

Answer

B. $150

Answer

D. $250

Question 34

[OA.3 | C.I. | YOU DO] Last week, Jeff read 8 pages of his book. This week, he has read 6 times as many pages as last week. How many pages has Jeff read altogether during two weeks?

Accepted Answer

D. 56

Answer

A. 14

Answer

B. 40

Answer

C. 48

Question 35

[OA.5 | C.I. | WE DO] If this pattern continues, what will the next 3 numbers be?

25, 40, 60

Accepted Answer

C. 85, 115, 150

Answer

A. 65, 70, 75

Answer

B. 85, 110, 135

Answer

D. 90, 120, 155

Question 36

[OA.5 | C.I. | YOU DO] If this pattern continues, what will the next number be?

3, 8, 18, 38

Accepted Answer

B. 78

Answer

A. 76

Answer

C. 18

Answer

D. 80

Question 37

[OA.5 | C.I. | YOU DO] What are the next three numbers in this pattern?

6,000, 6,003, 6,009, 6,018, 6,030, 6,045, _____, _____, _____

Accepted Answer

D. 6,063, 6,084, 6,108

Answer

A. 6,060, 6,075, 6,090

Answer

B. 6,060, 6,078, 6,099

Answer

C. 6,063, 6,081, 6,099

Question 38

[NBT.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which choice is equal to 634?

Accepted Answer

B. 6 hundreds, 2 tens and 14 ones

Answer

A. 6 hundreds, 3 tens and 14 ones

Answer

C. 6 hundreds, 34 tens

Answer

D. 6 tens, 24 ones

Question 39

[NBT.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] A zoo had 28,214 visitors in January and 38,402 visitors in February. How many more visitors went to the zoo in February than in January?

Accepted Answer

A. 10,188

Answer

B. 10,298

Answer

C. 56,616

Answer

D. 66,616

Question 40

[NBT.5 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which product is shown in this area model?

Accepted Answer

A. 429

Answer

B. 399

Answer

C. 309

Answer

D. 240

Question 41

[OA.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] Which list does not contain exactly 2 prime numbers and 2 composite numbers?

Accepted Answer

D. 3, 5, 11, 13

Answer

A. 4, 7, 9, 11

Answer

B. 5, 7, 8, 9

Answer

C. 2, 3, 6, 9

Question 42

[NBT.7 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which list of numbers is ordered from least to greatest?

Accepted Answer

B. 52,729; 52,979; 54,729; 54,929

Answer

A. 52,979; 52,729; 54,729; 54,929

Answer

C. 54,929; 54,729; 52,979; 52,729

Answer

D. 54,929; 54,729; 52,979; 52,729

Question 43

[NF.1 | C.I. | WE DO] What fraction is shaded in each of these models?

Accepted Answer

A. $$\frac{2}{3}$$

Answer

B. $$\frac{3}{4}$$

Answer

C. $$\frac{2}{6}$$

Answer

D. $$\frac{4}{8}$$

Question 44

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Which two of these squares have the same amount shaded?

Accepted Answer

D. R and S

Answer

A. P and Q

Answer

B. P and S

Answer

C. Q and R

Question 45

[NF.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] This number line represents the distance Rachel walked from her house to school. She stopped to rest $$\frac{3}{4}$$ of the way there.

What point on the number line represents where Rachel stopped to rest?

Accepted Answer

C. Y

Answer

A. W

Answer

B. X

Answer

D. Z

Question 46

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Dexter saw this shaded figure in math class.

Which figure has an equal shaded area?

Accepted Answer

Option A is correct

Answer

B.

Answer

C.

Answer

D.

Question 47

[NF.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Kyle will eat the slice of pizza shown.

Lucas will eat the same amount of pizza as Kyle. Which pizza will Lucas eat?

Accepted Answer

Option C is correct

Answer

A.

Answer

B.

Answer

D.

Question 48

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] A truck driver has 5 days to drive a total of 875 miles. He will drive the same number of miles

each day. How many miles will the truck driver drive each day?

Accepted Answer

B. 175 miles

Answer

A. 165 miles

Answer

C. 185 miles

Answer

D. 195 miles

Question 49

[NF.3 | C.I. | WE DO] The body and head of a fox measure $$19\ \frac{4}{5}$$ inches, and its tail measures $$10\ \frac{4}{5}$$ inches. What is the total length of the fox?

Accepted Answer

B. $$30\ \frac{3}{5}$$ inches

Answer

A. $$30\ \frac{8}{10}$$ inches

Answer

C. $$29\ \frac{8}{10}$$ inches

Answer

D. $$2\ \frac{2}{3}$$ inches

Question 50

[NF.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] A tree was $$14\ \frac{3}{8}$$ inches tall when it was first planted. Two years later, the tree was $$21\ \frac{1}{8}$$ inches tall. How much did the tree grow in the two years?

Accepted Answer

B. $$6\ \frac{6}{8}$$ inches

Answer

A. $$6\ \frac{5}{8}$$ inches

Answer

C. $$7\ \frac{5}{8}$$ inches

Answer

D. $$7\ \frac{6}{8}$$ inches

Question 51

[NF.3 | C.I. | YOU DO] Maria is making a snack mix. For the recipe, she needs:

- $$\frac{2}{4}$$ cup peanuts

- $$\frac{2}{4}$$ cup raisins

- $$\frac{2}{4}$$ cup chocolate chips

Maria will double the recipe. What is the total amount of peanuts, raisins, and chocolate chips she will need?

Accepted Answer

D. $$\frac{10}{4}$$ cups

Answer

A. $$\frac{5}{12}$$ cup

Answer

B. $$\frac{10}{8}$$ cups

Answer

C. $$\frac{9}{4}$$ cups

Question 52

[NF.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which number sentence could be used to solve this problem?

$$2\ \frac{3}{5}\ -\ 1\ \frac{1}{5}\ =\ x$$

Accepted Answer

D. $$\frac{13}{5}\ -\ \frac{6}{5}\ =\ x$$

Answer

A. $$\frac{5}{5}\ -\ \frac{2}{5}\ =\ x$$

Answer

B. $$\frac{6}{5}\ -\ \frac{1}{5}\ =\ x$$

Answer

C. $$\frac{10}{5}\ -\ \frac{7}{5}\ =\ x$$

Question 53

[NF.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Macy completed $$\frac{5}{12}$$ of her homework on Friday and $$\frac{3}{12}$$ of her homework on Saturday. How

much homework is left to complete?

Accepted Answer

B. $$\frac{4}{12}$$

Answer

A. $$\frac{2}{12}$$

Answer

C. $$\frac{8}{12}$$

Answer

D. $$\frac{15}{12}$$

Question 54

[NF.4 | C.I. | WE DO] Each day of the work week, Mr. Harbin uses $$\frac{3}{4}$$ of a gallon of gas. Which estimate best describes the amount of gas Mr. Harbin would use in a five-day work week?

Accepted Answer

C. between 3 and 4 gallons

Answer

A. less than one gallon

Answer

B. between 2 and 3 gallons

Answer

D. more than 4 gallons

Question 55

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] Four friends each ate $$\frac{2}{3}$$ of an apple. How many apples did the four friends eat in all?

Accepted Answer

D. $$2\ \frac{2}{3}$$ of an apple

Answer

A. $$\frac{8}{12}$$ of an apple

Answer

B. $$\frac{6}{7}$$ of an apple

Answer

C. 2 apples

Question 56

[NF.4 | C.A. | YOU DO] Four friends each rode $$\frac{3}{4}$$ mile on their bikes. What is the total distance the four friends rode?

Accepted Answer

C. 3 miles

Answer

A. 12 miles

Answer

B. 4 $$\frac{5}{6}$$ miles

Answer

D. 1 $$\frac{3}{4}$$ miles

Question 57

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] James jogged $$\frac{1}{2}$$ hour every day for 7 days. How many total hours did he jog?

Accepted Answer

C. 3 $$\frac{1}{2}$$ hours

Answer

A. 2 $$\frac{1}{2}$$ hours

Answer

B. 3 hours

Answer

D. 4 hours

Question 58

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] There are 136 students in the school cafeteria. There are 8 students sitting at each table. How many tables are in the cafeteria?

Accepted Answer

C. 17 tables

Answer

A. 12 tables

Answer

B. 16 tables

Answer

D. 18 tables

Question 59

[NBT.7 | C.A. | YOU DO] When rounded to the nearest thousand, the number of people who attended a concert is 18,000. Which of the following could be the number of people who attended the concert?

Accepted Answer

C. 18,135

Answer

A. 17,264

Answer

B. 17,428

Answer

D. 18,526

Question 60

[NBT.5 | C.I. | YOU DO] A coffee shop served 357 cups of coffee every morning for 8 mornings. How many cups of coffee did the shop serve altogether?

Accepted Answer

A. 2,856

Answer

B. 2,465

Answer

C. 1,714

Answer

D. 1,365

Question 61

[NF.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Ethan ran a total of 2 $$\frac{2}{6}$$ miles over 3 days. He ran

- $$\frac{5}{6}$$ of a mile on day one and

- $$\frac{4}{6}$$ of a mile on day two.

How far did Ethan run on day three?

Accepted Answer

B. $$\frac{5}{6}$$ mile

Answer

A. $$\frac{2}{3}$$ mile

Answer

C. 1 $$\frac{1}{2}$$ miles

Answer

D. 1 $$\frac{4}{6}$$ miles

Question 62

[OA.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Sammy has 3 times as many baseball cards as Marty. Marty has 24 baseball cards. Marty will give 5 of his cards to Sammy. How many baseball cards will Sammy have?

Accepted Answer

C. 77

Answer

A. 15

Answer

B. 57

Answer

D. 120

Question 63

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Patrick made 12 cookies.

Patrick's sister will eat 4 of the cookies. What fraction of the cookies will be left?

Accepted Answer

C. $$\frac{2}{3}$$

Answer

A. $$\frac{1}{4}$$

Answer

B. $$\frac{1}{3}$$

Answer

D. $$\frac{3}{4}$$

Question 64

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] At snack time, 11 children each drank $$\frac{3}{4}$$ cup of juice. How much juice did they drink altogether?

Accepted Answer

B. 8 $$\frac{1}{4}$$ cups

Answer

A. 8 cups

Answer

C. 8 $$\frac{1}{2}$$ cups

Answer

D. 9 cups

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