4th Grade
Math
4th Grade
4th grade
Math
4th Grade
Math
4th Grade math
4th Grade Math
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In the number 55,432, how many times greater is the value of the 5 in the ten-thousands place than the 5 in the thousands place?

10 times greater


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In 77,246, the first 7 has a value of 70,000 and the second 7 has a value of 7,000. What is the relationship between their values?

70,000 is 10 times 7,000

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Malik saved $8. His sister saved 6 times as much.

Which equation could be used to find \(m\), the amount his sister saved?

A. \(8 + 6 = m\)
B. \(8 - 6 = m\)
C. \(8 × 6 = m\)
D. \(8 ÷ 6 = m\)

C.

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In 303,000, how many times greater is the 3 in the hundred-thousands place than the 3 in the thousands place?

100 times

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312+185

497

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A bakery made 218 cookies. The cookies are placed into bags with 6 cookies in each bag.

How many full bags can be made?

A. 35
B. 36
C. 37
D. 38

B.

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A teacher has 192 pencils. She divides them equally among 8 classes.

Which statements are true? Select all that apply.

A. Each class receives 24 pencils.
B. \(192 ÷ 8\) can be used to solve the problem.
C. Each class receives 26 pencils.
D. \(8 × 24 = 192\) can be used to check the answer.
E. There will be 8 pencils left over.

A, B, D.

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A stadium sold 487 tickets on Friday and 614 tickets on Saturday.

Which is the BEST estimate of the total number of tickets sold?

A. 900
B. 1,000
C. 1,100
D. 1,300

C.


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Compare: 456,721 ___ 456,712.

456,721 > 456,712

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Ms. Diaz has 6 chickens. Last week, each chicken laid 3 eggs. How many eggs did Ms. Diaz's chickens lay last week all together? 

18 eggs

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Write 406,215 in expanded form.

400,000 + 6,000 + 200 + 10 + 5

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6/10   >  4/10

true or false

true

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Which number is a factor of 72?

A. 5
B. 7
C. 8
D. 10

C. 8

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Round 364,219 to the nearest ten thousand.

360,000

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A school ordered 18 boxes of pencils. Each box contained 24 pencils. The teachers gave 157 pencils to students.

How many pencils are left?

A. 265
B. 275
C. 285
D. 589

B. 275

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Which equation represents “48 is 6 times as many as 8”?

6 × 8 = 48

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What place value is the 7 in 1,271

tens

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Jordan has 36 trading cards. He has 4 times as many cards as Marcus. How many cards does Marcus have?

9 cards

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There are 6 buses with 42 students on each bus. Another 18 students arrive in cars. How many students are there altogether?

270 students

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Find the difference: 84,205 − 37,468.

46,737

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A school collected 18,675 cans in April and 23,892 cans in May. How many cans did the school collect altogether?

42,567 cans

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There are 235 students attending a school assembly. Each row can seat 20 students.

What is the least number of rows needed?

A. 10
B. 11
C. 12
D. 13

C. 12 rows

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What is 5,354 in expanded form?

5,000+300+54+4

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Marcus had $500. He bought 4 video games for $68 each.

Which equation can be used to find \(m\), the amount of money Marcus has left?

A. \(500 + (4 × 68) = m\)
B. \(500 - (4 × 68) = m\)
C. \(500 ÷ 4 + 68 = m\)
D. \(500 - 4 + 68 = m\)

B.

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A teacher bought 8 packs of markers with 24 markers in each pack. After giving some markers to students, she had 75 markers remaining.

How many markers did she give away?

A. 107
B. 117
C. 127
D. 267

B. 117

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A warehouse has 24 boxes of basketballs. Each box contains 18 basketballs. The warehouse sends 175 basketballs to one school and 96 basketballs to another school.

How many basketballs remain?

A. 151
B. 161
C. 171
D. 261

B. 161

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There are 98 students going on a field trip. Each van can carry 8 students.

What is the least number of vans needed for all the students?

A. 11
B. 12
C. 13
D. 14

C. 13

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The fourth-grade classes are collecting canned food.

  • Class A collected 8 boxes with 26 cans in each box.
  • Class B collected 175 cans.
  • The classes want to collect 500 cans altogether.

How many more cans do they need?

A. 107
B. 117
C. 127
D. 325

B — 117 cans

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A teacher bought 7 packages of markers. Each package contained 24 markers. She gave 39 markers to another teacher.

How many markers does she have left?

A. 119
B. 129
C. 139
D. 207

B. 129

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3, 9, 27, 81, ___

Which rule describes the pattern, and what is the next number?

A. Add 6; 87
B. Multiply by 3; 243
C. Multiply by 6; 486
D. Add 18; 99

B. Multiply by 3; 243
 

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