FOURTH GRADE MATH PRACTICE TEST 7

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1 1. Mrs. Hanks went to the grocery store and purchased a bag of grapes that weighed 1.97 pounds. Mrs. Norton purchased a bag of grapes that weighed 0.48 pounds less than the bag of grapes Mrs. Hanks purchased. How much did Mrs. Norton s bag of grapes weigh? 2. The students in Mrs. Bordon s math class collected the following data. Number of Pencils Sold Profit $2 $3 $4 $5 Which of the following statements could be used to describe the data in the table? F The profit is equal to half of the number of pencils sold. G The profit equals the number of pencils sold. H The number of pencils sold is three times the profit. The profit is equal to twice the number of pencils sold

2 Which list shows the shaded models of fractions shown below in order from least to greatest? A B C D

3 4. Which object has exactly 2 pairs of parallel lines and exactly 2 pairs of perpendicular lines? 5. Shakira used tiles to create the pattern below. F Which number sentence best represents Shakira s arrangement of tiles? G A 20 8 = 12 B 10 x 10 = 100 C 4 x 5 = 20 D = 9 H 6. Tyler delivers 89 newspapers each day on his newspaper route. If he continues this pattern, how many newspapers will he deliver in 7 days? - 3 -

4 7. Mr. Castillo entered 3 different numbers into a computer program. The computer program uses Mr. Castillo s input number in a math procedure to generate an output number. The table below records the inputs and their related outputs. If Mr. Castillo places an 8 in the number machine, which procedure can be used to determine the number that will come out? A Add 22 and 16. B Multiply by 5 and then subtract 2. C Input Number Output Number Double the number and then multiply by 2. D Multiply by 3 and then add Which is the best estimate of the mass of a cat? F 2 grams G 20 ounces H 200 kilograms 2,000 grams 9. Brie tossed 3 coins in the air and allowed the coins to fall on the floor. Which of the following could NOT have been an outcome from Brie s coin toss? A 3 heads B 2 heads, 2 tails C 2 heads, 1 tail D 1 head, 2 tails 10. McKenzie s golden retriever, Pugsy, weighs 64 pounds. Caleb s dog weighs half of what McKenzie s golden retriever weighs. Which of these choices shows the weight of Caleb s dog? F The quotient of 64 and 2 G The sum of 32 and 64 H The product of 64 and 2 The difference of 32 and 2-4 -

5 11. During Christmas holiday there were 2,003 visitors at the local science museum. Of these visitors, 379 were men and 565 were women. If the remaining visitors were children, how many children visited the science museum during the Christmas holiday? 13. Aaron researched information for a project in his social studies class. His research showed that Texas has a land and water area of 267,277 square miles and that California has a land and water area of 163,696 square miles. How many more square miles of land and water area does Texas have than California? 12. In the figure below, which angle appears to be a obtuse angle? 14. Which of these units would best measure the weight of a Math textbook? F ounces G pounds H tons 2 gallons F Angle 4 G Angle 3 H Angle 2 Angle 1-5 -

6 15. The local girl s club sold 153 cupcakes on Monday and 252 cupcakes on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the girl s club baked 109 cupcakes and sold 119 cupcakes. About how many cupcakes did the local girl s club sell altogether on the three days? A 400 cupcakes 17. The number 7 makes which of the following equations true? A 5 x = 30 B x 3 = 27 B 500 cupcakes C 600 cupcakes C 2 x 8 = D 700 cupcakes D x 7 = Sue had 18 bracelets and gave 3 to her younger sister. She sold 12 of her bracelets at a garage sale. Which of the following choices shows how to find the number of bracelets Sue has left? F Add 3 and 12 and then multiply by 18 G Add 18 and 3 and 12 H Subtract 12 from 18 Add 3 and 12 and then subtract the sum from The table below shows the average number of babies born each day of the week. BABIES BORN Day of the Week Average Number of Babies Thursday 10,475 Friday 10,526 Saturday 8,799 Sunday 8,523 What is the total number of babies born on Friday, Saturday and Sunday? - 6 -

7 19. Tia s Tacos sold a total of 56 tacos over a time period of 3 days. Which is the best estimate of the total number of tacos sold each day? Record your answer and fill in the bubbles on your answer document. Be sure to use the correct place value. 20. On Monday, Sandra drove from her house to her aunt s house. Next, she drove from her aunt s house to her grandparents house. It took Sandra a total of 25 minutes to complete the trip. Which information is needed to determine the time Sandra arrived at her grandparents house? 21. The table below lists the first four multiples of 12. Multiple Number Multiple Value If the pattern continues, what will be the next two multiples of 12? A 60, 72 B 56, 63 C 59, 70 D 64, F The cost of the gas to drive from Sandra s house to her grandparents house. G The time Sandra left her house. H The car s average number of miles per gallon. The number of miles from Sandra s house to her brother s house

8 22. The thermometer below shows the temperature at 12:00 p.m. on a Monday afternoon in April. o F 90 o 86 o 82 o 78 o 23. Melissa has a bean plant on her windowsill. On Saturday the plant was 6 inches tall. Melissa cut 2 inches from the bean plant and allowed it to continue to grow. After two weeks, the plant had grown 5 inches. Which expression can be used to find the height of the bean plant after the two weeks? A B C D o 24. The alarm on ason s watch beeped at the following times: 1:01, 1:08, 1:15, 1:22, 1:29 The next day at 12:00 p.m., the temperature was 8 F higher. What was the temperature the next day at 12:00 p.m.? How often did the alarm on ason s watch make a beeping noise? F every 6 minutes G every 7 minutes H every 8 minutes every 10 minutes - 8 -

9 25. The East Side Railway accumulates an average of four hundred ninety-six thousand, twenty commuters who travel each week. How is this number written as a numeral? A 496,020 B 496,200 C 400,096,020 D 496,000, Which of the following is another way to write the numeral 2,207,016? 28. On Saturday, Ross drove from his home to the local park. Next, he drove from the local park to the shopping mall. It took Ross a total of 46 minutes to complete the trip. Which information is needed to determine the time Ross arrived at the shopping mall? F The number of miles from Ross s home to the school. G The car s average number of miles per gallon. H The cost of the gas to drive from Ross s home to the shopping mall. F Two million, twenty-seven thousand, sixteen The time Ross left his home. G Two million, two hundred seven, sixteen H Two million, two hundred thousand, seven hundred sixteen Two million, two hundred seven thousand, sixteen 27. Nate s Tire Store sold a total of 796 tires over a time period of 4 weeks. Which is the best estimate of the total number of tires sold each week? A 200 tires B 300 tires C 475 tires 29. The table below lists the first four multiples of 8. Multiple Number Multiple Value If the pattern continues, what will be the next two multiples of 8? A 35, 42 B 40, 48 C 40, 56 D 42, D 3,200 tires - 9 -

10 30. Mr. Alton is arranging the chairs in the stage area for the afternoon assembly. The table shows the total number of chairs in various amounts of rows. Chairs in Stage Area Number of Rows Total Number of Chairs ? What is one way to find the number of chairs 6 rows? F Multiply 6 by 7. G Add 6 to 7. H Add 6 to 28. Multiply 6 by