Quiz about 4th Grade Math - Georgia Milestones Review

Question 1

Which of the following numbers is closest to 9,070?

Accepted Answer

9,100

Answer

8,900

Answer

9,000

Answer

9,200

Question 2

Bart's Bagel Shop sold 200 bagels on Monday. On Tuesday, the shop sold 5 dozen bagels from 9 AM to 1 PM. From 1 PM to 3 PM, the shop sold 3 dozen bagels. About how many more bagels will the shop need to sell on Tuesday to match the number of bagels sold on Monday? HINT: 1 dozen = 12 bagels

Accepted Answer

100 bagels

Answer

50 bagels

Answer

150 bagels

Answer

200 bagels

Question 3

What is the number 33,128 rounded to the nearest thousand?

Accepted Answer

33,000

Answer

30,000

Answer

40,000

Question 4

Which of the following letters most likely represents 9,369?

Accepted Answer

Letter B

Answer

Letter A

Answer

Letter C

Answer

Letter D

Question 5

Which of the following letters will round to 10,000?

Accepted Answer

Letters C and D

Answer

Letters A and B

Answer

Letters B and C

Answer

Letters A and C

Question 6

Braulio counted 49 markers in a box. Approximately how many markers are there in 8 boxes?

Accepted Answer

400 markers

Answer

300 markers

Answer

500 markers

Answer

600 markers

Question 7

The table below shows the favorite fruits of the people in Hoganville. About how many people prefer Apples or Pineapple as their favorite fruit? Round to the nearest hundred.

Accepted Answer

4,200 people

Answer

3,900 people

Answer

4,000 people

Answer

4,100 people

Question 8

Becky wants to earn $397 selling cookies in her neighborhood so she can go to soccer camp. She makes $10 for each plate of cookies that she sells. Which statement is the BEST estimate of how many plates of cookies she will need to sell in order to make enough money to attend soccer camp?

Accepted Answer

$397 rounds to 400, and 400 divided by 10 = 40 plates

Answer

$397 rounds to 300, and 300 divided by 10 = 30 plates

Answer

$397 rounds to 350, and 350 divided by 10 = 35 plates

Answer

$397 rounds to 390, and 390 divided by 10 = 39 plates

Question 9

Estimate the sum of 1,936 + 3,103 by rounding to the nearest thousand.

Accepted Answer

5,000

Answer

4,000

Answer

6,000

Answer

7,000

Question 10

Which of the following numbers would NOT round to 360,000 when rounding to the nearest ten thousand?

Accepted Answer

365,131

Answer

359,146

Answer

364,345

Answer

355,780

Question 11

Which of the following is the word form for the number: 613,907?

Accepted Answer

Six hundred thirteen thousand, nine hundred seven

Answer

Six thousand thirteen thousand, nine hundred and seven

Answer

Six thousand thirteen thousand, nine hundred seven hundred

Answer

Six hundred thirteen thousand, nine seven

Question 12

In 2013, the population of Raleigh, North Carolina was 431,746 people. How would Raleigh's population be written in expanded form?

Accepted Answer

400,000 + 30,000 + 1,000 + 700 + 40 + 6

Answer

400,000 + 30,000 + 1,000 + 70 + 40 + 6

Answer

40,000 + 30,000 + 1,000 + 700 + 40 + 6

Answer

4,000 + 3,000 + 1,000 + 700 + 40 + 6

Question 13

Which of the following is the standard form for: Three million, four hundred seventy thousand, thirty-nine.

Accepted Answer

3,470,039

Answer

347,390

Answer

3.407,039

Answer

3,407,390

Question 14

9,250 - 8,763 =

Accepted Answer

487

Answer

1,513

Answer

387

Answer

1,413

Question 15

Carl went to the video games store to spend his allowance that he had saved up for the last 4 years. He had saved a total of $330. If the following items were what Carl wanted, how much more money did he still need to save to purchase them all?

Accepted Answer

$17

Answer

$347

Answer

$330

Answer

$7

Question 16

On the hottest day of the year, the Charlestown Community Pool had a record number of visitors. There were 1,419 adults and 2,200 children who came. How many more children than adults visited the pool on this day?

Accepted Answer

781 children

Answer

881 children

Answer

1,219 children

Answer

219 children

Question 17

In 2014, there were 9,113 houses in Cash County. Now, there are 14,009 houses. How many houses were built during this time?

Accepted Answer

4,896 houses

Answer

23,122 houses

Answer

13,112 houses

Answer

13,116 houses

Question 18

The Cary Cougars sold 5,210 tickets in the first half of last season and 8,879 tickets in the second half. About how many tickets did they sell last season? Choose the best estimate.

Accepted Answer

14,000 tickets

Answer

13,000 tickets

Answer

15,000 tickets

Answer

16,000 tickets

Question 19

Which of the following is equivalent to the fraction below?

Accepted Answer

40/100

Answer

4/100

Answer

44/100

Answer

25/100

Question 20

Which fraction is equivalent to the expression below?

Accepted Answer

31/100

Answer

4/10

Answer

4/100

Answer

31/10

Question 21

Which of the following equations are NOT true? (choose all that apply)

Accepted Answer

45/100 + 4/10 = 49/100

Accepted Answer

5/10 + 21/100 = 26/100

Answer

2/10 + 7/100 = 27/100

Answer

18/100 + 2/10 = 38/100

Answer

9/10 + 4/100 = 94/100

Question 22

Which of the following represents the sum of the area models below?

Accepted Answer

66/100

Answer

4/10

Answer

66/10

Answer

30/100

Question 23

Which of the following decimals is equivalent to the fraction below?

Accepted Answer

0.48

Answer

0.048

Answer

4.8

Answer

48

Question 24

Which of the following fractions is equivalent to the decimal below?

Accepted Answer

9/100

Answer

9/10

Answer

90/100

Answer

900/1000

Question 25

Which of the following fractions is equivalent to the decimal below?

Accepted Answer

306/100

Answer

6/100

Answer

3  6/10

Answer

3  6/1000

Question 26

Which of the following decimals best represents the plotted point on the number line below?1

Accepted Answer

1.40

Answer

0.04

Answer

0.40

Answer

1.04

Question 27

Which decimal best represents the area model below?

Accepted Answer

0.52

Answer

0.40

Answer

1.40

Answer

1.52

Question 28

Which symbol correctly compares the following two numbers?

Accepted Answer

<

Answer

>

Answer

=

Question 29

Which symbol correctly compares the following two numbers?

Accepted Answer

>

Answer

<

Answer

=

Question 30

Which of the following inequalities best compares the area models below?

Accepted Answer

0.6 > 0.55

Answer

0.6 < 0.55

Answer

0.06 > 0.55

Answer

0.06 < 0.55

Question 31

Order the following decimals below from greatest to least.

Accepted Answer

2.5 ,  2.09 ,  1.4 ,  1.04 ,  0.9

Answer

2.09 ,  2.5 ,  1.4 ,  1.04 ,  0.9

Answer

0.9 ,  1.04 ,  1.4 ,  2.09 ,  2.5

Answer

2.5 ,  2.09 ,  1.04 ,  1.4 ,  0.9

Question 32

Decompose the following fraction using only unit fractions:

Accepted Answer

1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5

Answer

1/5 + 2/5 + 2/5

Answer

2/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5

Answer

2/5 + 3/5

Question 33

Which expressions is NOT equivalent to the fraction represented by the area model below? (choose all that apply)

Accepted Answer

3/8 + 3/8 + 3/8

Accepted Answer

1/8 + 2/8 + 3/8

Answer

1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8

Answer

2/8 + 2/8 + 2/8

Answer

4/8 + 2/8

Question 34

Which of the following fractions represents the sum of the expression below?

Accepted Answer

7

Answer

6  1/2

Answer

5

Answer

8

Question 35

Which of the following expressions is equivalent to the expression below?

Accepted Answer

1/6 x 5

Answer

1/5 x 6

Answer

5/30 x 1

Answer

5/6 x 5

Question 36

Which symbol correctly compares the fractions below?

Accepted Answer

=

Answer

<

Answer

>

Question 37

Leon drew the following models to compare two fractions. Based on his models, he says that 3/4 is smaller than 5/6. Which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

The models have different-sized wholes, so Leon cannot use his models to compare 3/4 and 5/6.

Answer

Leon is correct because the amount shaded on the model for 3/4 is more than the amount shaded on the model for 5/6.

Answer

The sizes of the parts are not the same, so Leon cannot use his models to compare 3/4 and 5/6.

Answer

Leon has accurately compared 3/4 and 5/6 with his models.

Question 38

Based on the following number line, which fraction is NOT less than 5/8?

Accepted Answer

3/4

Answer

2/4

Answer

3/8

Answer

1/8

Question 39

Order the following fractions from greatest to least:

Accepted Answer

15/2 ,  2  5/8 ,  2  3/6 ,  12/6 ,  4/5

Answer

4/5 ,  12/6 ,  2  3/6 ,  2  5/8 ,  15/2

Answer

12/6 ,  4/5 ,  2  3/6 ,  2  5/8 ,  15/2

Answer

2  5/8 ,  15/2 ,  2  3/6 ,  12/6 ,  4/5

Question 40

Loretta and Liam are having an argument about who lives closer to school. Liam lives 6/10 of a mile away from school. Loretta lives 4/5 of a mile away from school. Who lives closer to school.

Accepted Answer

Liam lives closer to school because 6/10 is less than 4/5.

Answer

Liam lives closer to school because 6/10 is greater than 4/5.

Answer

Loretta lives closer to school because 6/10 is greater than 4/5.

Answer

Loretta lives closer to school because 6/10 is less than 4/5.

Question 41

Which of the following is equivalent to the fraction below?

Accepted Answer

2/10

Answer

1/2

Answer

1/10

Answer

2/5

Question 42

Which of the following fractions could be used to represent the area model below?

Accepted Answer

5/2

Answer

3/2

Answer

1/2

Answer

4/2

Question 43

Which of the following is equivalent to the fraction below?

Accepted Answer

16/6

Answer

16/12

Answer

3/8

Answer

2 and 1/3

Question 44

Which of the fraction is NOT equivalent to the area model below?

Accepted Answer

1/3

Answer

3/4

Answer

9/12

Answer

12/16

Question 45

Which of the following equations are true?

Accepted Answer

3/4 = 6/8

Answer

1/8 = 1/4

Answer

3/4 = 4/8

Answer

2/4 = 2/8

Question 46

Which of the following improper fractions is equivalent to the mixed number below?

Accepted Answer

19/5

Answer

19/4

Answer

12/5

Answer

12/4

Question 47

Timothy observed eight frogs in a tank for a half hour. He measured the distance each frog hopped. Based on the line plot below, what was the most common distance the frogs hopped?

Accepted Answer

1/4 in

Answer

2/4 in

Answer

3/4 in

Answer

1 in

Question 48

Which equation could represent a strategy to find the area of this square?

Accepted Answer

6 x 6 = 36 sq ft

Answer

6 + 6 = 12 ft

Answer

6 + 6 + 6 + 6 = 24 ft

Answer

The area of the square cannot be determined because only one side length is given.

Question 49

Which of the following rectangle dimensions would NOT have an area of 80 square meters?

Accepted Answer

13 m by 6 m

Answer

16 m by 5 m

Answer

10 m by 8 m

Answer

2 m by 40 m

Question 50

The length of a rectangle is 10 feet greater than the width. The perimeter is 60 feet. What are the length and the width?

Accepted Answer

width = 10 ft, length = 20 ft

Answer

width = 2 ft, length = 30 ft

Answer

width = 5 ft, length = 15 ft

Answer

width = 6 ft, length = 10 ft

Question 51

Sam bought a new house. The chart below represents the dimensions of some rooms in the house. Which rooms have the same area?

Accepted Answer

The living room and the kitchen have the same area.

Answer

The bedroom and the bathroom have the same area.

Answer

The bathroom and the living room have the same area.

Answer

The kitchen and the bedroom have the same area.

Question 52

Susan is laying wood blocks around the border of her backyard. Her backyard is 14 m by 6 m. If it costs $3 per meter at the store, what will be the total cost of wood for her border.

Accepted Answer

$120

Answer

$40

Answer

$84

Answer

$252

Question 53

What is the area of the figure below?

Accepted Answer

34 square inches

Answer

25 square inches

Answer

40 square inches

Answer

30 square inches

Question 54

Mr. Tiddell recorded the distance his students ran during gym class. Based on the line plot below, how many students ran more than 1/2 of a mile?

Accepted Answer

4 students

Answer

3 students

Answer

7 students

Answer

11 students

Question 55

Mrs. Trane measured the height of her students at the beginning and the end of fourth grade. Based on the line plot below, how many students increased their height?

Accepted Answer

12 students

Answer

5 students

Answer

9 students

Answer

17 students

Question 56

Thomas ate part of a chocolate bar each day for 10 days. Based on the line plot below, how many chocolate bars did Thomas eat?

Accepted Answer

5  1/4 chocolate bars

Answer

5 chocolate bars

Answer

8  3/4 chocolate bars

Answer

10 chocolate bars

Question 57

Tanya measured the weight of her stuffed animals to the nearest eighth-inch. Based on the line plot below, what was the difference between Tanya's heaviest and lightest stuffed animals?

Accepted Answer

5/8 pounds

Answer

7/8 pounds

Answer

3/8 pounds

Answer

4/8 pounds

Question 58

Trish had a dog that shed fur all throughout her house. She decided to measure the length of 17 pieces of fur. Based on the line plot below, what was the least common fur length?

Accepted Answer

1/6 inch

Answer

0 inches

Answer

2/6 inch

Answer

5/6 inch

Question 59

Tony has some paint cans in his garage. Based on the line plot below, how many paint cans were less than 3/4 of a gallon full?

Accepted Answer

8 paint cans

Answer

6 paint cans

Answer

7 paint cans

Answer

9 paint cans

Question 60

Toby's Treats sells bags of candy. Based on the line plot, how many bags of candy are greater than 7/6 pounds?

Accepted Answer

9 bags of candy

Answer

12 bags of candy

Answer

2 bags of candy

Answer

5 bags of candy

Question 61

Tina was using some ribbon for a project at home but she ran out. She was using ribbon with a width of 1  2/4 inches. She found 14 containers of ribbon on the shelf at the store. Based on the line plot, how many containers of ribbon could she buy of ribbon with the same width she was using previously?

Accepted Answer

3 containers

Answer

2 containers

Answer

4 containers

Answer

5 containers

Question 62

Todd found some paperclips in his desk. He measured each paperclip in inches. Based on the line plot below, if Todd placed each paperclip end-to-end, how long would the line of paperclips be?

Accepted Answer

7  3/5 inches

Answer

4  6/10 inches

Answer

5  6/10 inches

Answer

6  3/5 inches

Question 63

Which is best measured in kilometers?

Accepted Answer

the distance between two cities

Answer

the length of your thumb

Answer

the width of your desk

Answer

the length of a swimming pool

Question 64

How many ounces are in 1 pound?

Accepted Answer

16 oz

Answer

10 oz

Answer

100 oz

Answer

32 oz

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