Grade 4 SC READY Questions

A number is shown with a digit underlined. 193,554 How many times greater is the value of the 5 that is underlined than the value of the 5 that is not underlined?

• A. 2

• B. 10

• C. 100

• D. 500

Caroline writes down the number of minutes since she was born. She notices the digit 6 shows up twice. The value of one 6 is 10 times the value of the other 6. Which could be the number of minutes since Caroline was born?

• 3,966,840

• 4,600,060

• 4,762,651

• 5,106,846

• 5

• 7

• 12

• 17

The shown list of numbers is ordered from least to greatest. The list is missing a number. 42.7 , ______ , 42.83 Which number could be the missing number from the list?

• 42.0

• 42.09

• 42.79

• 42.85

Sanup compares 45.29 and 45.08 using the chart shown. Sanup uses the chart to show 45.29 is greater than 45.08. Which statement best explains why 45.29 is greater than 45.08?

• The value of the 2 in the first number is greater than the value of the 0 in the second number.

• The value of the 9 in the first number is greater than the value of the 8 in the second number.

• The sum of the digits 9 and the 2 in the first number is greater than the sum of the digits 8 and the 0 in the second number.

• The first number has four digits greater than 0 and the second number has three digits greater than 0.

Drew starts a book that has 474 pages. He finishes the book in 6 days. He reads 48 pages on each of the first 2 days. He reads 125 pages on each of the next 2 days. He reads p pages on each of the last 2 days. Which equation can be used to find p, the number of pages Drew reads on each of the last 2 days?

• A. 48 + 125 + p = 474

• B. (48 × 2) + (125 × 2) + p = 474

• C. (48 × 2) + (125 × 2) + (p × 2) = 474

• D. (48 × 2) + (125 × 2) + (p × 2) = (474 × 2)

Mr. Edwards has 12 pink erasers. He buys 8 boxes of white erasers. Each box of white erasers has 10 erasers in it. He puts all his erasers together. Then, he separates them into 4 equal piles. How many erasers are in each pile?

• 20

• 23

• 26

• 32