1. Grade 4 Item 0

2. 1 11 10 19 28 37 46 55101928374655 22 11 20 29 38 471120293847 33 12 21 30 39 481221303948 44 13 22 31 40 491322314049 55 14 23 32 41 501423324150 66 15 24 33 42 511524334251 77 16 25 34 43 521625344352 88 17 26 35 44 531726354453 99 18 27 36 45 541827364554 What Number Will Be Chosen?

3. Item 2 On which day was twice as much time spent eating lunch as on Sunday? TUESDAY

4. Item 3 What is the median number of letters per name in the graph? Last Names Number of Letters Number of Names 32 41 56 64 75 84 6

5. Item 4 What is the probability of having a name with 7 letters in it? Explain your answer. Last Names Number of Letters Number of Names 32 41 56 64 75 84 5/22

6. Item 5 If you have a box of 100 objects that are evenly made up of blue, red, black, or green objects. What is the likelihood (probability) that you could randomly pull out an object that is blue? 25/100 = 1/4 = 25%

7. Item 6 Find the sum 1,982 2,005 + 254 4241

8. Item 7 Find the sum 2,341 + 437 2778

9. Item 8 Subtract. Add or estimate to check. 4,190 - 358 3832

10. Item 9 Subtract $37.05 - $23.58 $13.47

11. Item 10 Multiply 4,126 X 4 16,504

12. Item 11 Multiply 309 X 6 1,854

13. Item 12 What is the product of 618 and 5? 3090

14. Item 13 Complete 3 R 4 ) 94 -8 14 1 2 2 2 2

15. Item 14 Divide R 7 ) 68 95

16. Item 15 Divide. Check your answer 642  4 160 R 2

17. Item 16 Divide. Check your answer. 6 ) 471 78 R 3

18. Item 17 Estimate to the nearest dollar 5 ) $23.89 $5.00

19. Item 18 Estimate the product. First round then multiply 741 X 28 20,748

20. Item 19 502 + 476 The closest estimate of the sum is: A. Less than 1,000 B. Between 1,000 and 1,100 C. Between 1,100 and 1,200 D. More than 1,200

21. Item 20 Candy bars sell for $0.25 each or a package of 12 for $3.50. If I want to buy 24 of them for Halloween, would it be cheaper to buy them individually or by the package? Individually

22. Item 21 Write the fraction that shows how full the container is. ½ or ¾ 3/4

23. Item 22 What does the picture show? A. 6/8 = 2/3 B. 6/8 = 3/4 C.6/8 > 2/3 D.6/8 < 2/3

24. Item 23 Find the sum = 5 3/7

25. Item 24 Find the sum. Simplify if possible + B. 6/20 A. 6/10 C. 3/5 D. Not Here

26. Item 25 Find the difference. Simplify if possible. - A. 5/9 B. 1/3 C. 3/18 D. Not Here

27. Item 26 Find the difference. Simplify if possible. = 1 1/2

28. Item 27 Give 400,000 + 70,000 + 8,000 + 50 + 2 in standard form. A. 407, 852 B. 470,852 C. 478,052 D. 478,820

29. Item 28 Given the numerals 6, 5, 3, and 8, what is the greatest number that can be made using each numeral only once. 8,653

30. Item 29 In the number 43,7986.251, which digit is in the hundredths place? 5

31. Item 30 Give the word name, fraction, and decimal for the shaded part. A.Seven tens, 7/10,70% B.Seven hundredths, 7/100,0.07 C.Seven tenths, 7/10,0.7 D.Not Here

32. Item 31 Give the decimal for 7/25 0.28

33. Item 32 Write the decimal for 47/100 0.47

34. Item 33 Complete 14.05 13.5 Use, or = A. < B. > C. =

35. Item 34 Order the decimals from least to greatest. 2.330.23323.340.04 0.04 0.233 2.33 4 23.3

36. Item 35 Complete 500 centimeters = ____ meters

37. Item 36 Which is the heavier weight: 16 ounces or 2 pounds? 2 POUNDS

38. Item 37 A football field is 100 yards long. How many feet long would two football fields be? 67 feet

39. Item 38 Write the value for  6 pints =  cups 12

40. Item 39 Choose the value for  6000 meters =  kilometers 6

41. Item 40 Find the AREA of the triangle. 7 cm 6 cm 21 cm sq.

42. Item 41 Which of the following might be between 4 and 6 meters long? A. A school building B. An automobile C. A school desk D. A new, unsharpened pencil

43. Item 42 Choose a reasonable unit of volume for a family or classroom fish aquarium. A..5 gallons B. 1 gallon C. 10 gallons D. 1,000 gallons

44. Item 43 Choose the better estimate for the capacity of a public swimming pool such as Pirates’ Cove. 10,000 kiloliters or 10,000 milliliters 10,000 kiloliters

45. Item 44 Choose the better estimate of temperature for winter snowstorm: 8 o F or 80 o F 8oF8oF

46. Item 45 If school is out at 3:30 and you have soccer practice at 5:45, how much time do you have to get your homework done, get ready, and ride to practice? A. 3 hours and 45 minutes B. 2 hours and 45 minutes C. 3 hours and 15 minutes D. 2 hours and 15 minutes D

47. Item 46 Tell whether the two figures appear to be congruent, similar, or neither. A. Congruent B. Similar C. Neither NEITHER

48. Item 47 Tell how many lines of symmetry the figure has. 1

49. Item 48 What is the name of the polygon? A. Quadrilateral B. Octagon C. Triangle D. Hexagon OCTAGON

50. Item 49 What is the (perimeter/area, the teacher will decide) of the equilateral triangle below if each side is 4 inches and the height is 3 inches? 12

51. Item 50 Complete the table A. n + 5; 12, 8 B. n - 5; 11, 10 C. n X 3; 27, 24 D. n ÷ 2; 4, 5 Inn2118161513 Out 16138

52. Item 51 Give the letter of the point named by (7,1) J M K L N T R P S T

53. Item 52 Extend the number pattern. 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, ____ 32

54. Item 53 What should replace the box in the number sentence below? 24 4 = 6 ÷

55. Item 54 Rachel and Ryan are working on posters for “Say No To Drugs” week. Rachel made 3 posters by herself and Ryan made 2 posters by himself. They worked as a team on an additional poster. How many posters did they create altogether? 6

56. Item 55 Harry bought 5 items from the school book store. Each item cost $3.50. What is the amount of change he will receive from a $20 bill? $2.50

57. Item 56 There are 28 students in Mr. Rowe’s class. If he were to break up the class into 7 groups, how many would be in each group? 4 students