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4Math Test 02.26.2014 [MODIFIED]

DIRECTIONS: SAW . Use separate paper if needed.

DIRECTIONS: Usedivisibility rule. Place an X in the box if divisible.Numbers Two Three Four Five Six

a) 120b) 54

DIRECTIONS: Create afactor tree.

c) Thirty-Six d) Seventy-Two

DIRECTIONS: Divide mentallye) 1,800 30 f) 7,200 900

DIRECTIONS: Multiply Mentallyg) 1,265 * 100 h) 3,476 * 100

DIRECTIONS: Use a line segment to connect the proper phrase (left) to the temperature (right).i) What is our normal body temperature

212F or 100Cj) What is a normal room temperature 32F or 0Ck) At what temperature does water freeze 98.6F or 37Cl) At what temperature does water boil 72F or 24C

DIRECTIONS:Dividethe following fractions.

Name:PeriodDate

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DIRECTIONS: Findequivalent fractionsfor the following fractions.

Equivalent Fraction 1 Equivalent Fraction 2 Equivalent Fraction 3

n) DIRECTIONS: Use < (less than); > (greater than) or = (equal to) whencomparingthe fractions below.

o)___ DIRECTIONS: Convert the followingmixed numbers to improper fractions. Remember M.A.D.

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DIRECTIONS: Convert theimproperfractions to mixed numbers.

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DIRECTIONS:Simplify the following fractions.

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DIRECTIONS:Addorsubtractthe following fractions. Simplify your answer.
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DIRECTIONS: Name four months that have exactly 31days?

DIRECTIONS: Its 8:45 in the evening. What was the time 2 hours ago?

DIRECTIONS: What will be the change from $10.00 if you spend $6.17? Show it with the fewest bills and

coins.

Name this rectangle What is the perimeter ofthis rectangle?

Name a horizontal line segment

Name a pair of perpendicularline segments

Name a pair of parallelline segments

Name Angle D in two ways

DIRECTIONS: A farmer gives each of his horses three sevenths of a salt lick a month. If he has four horses,how many salt licks does he use a month?

DIRECTIONS: February 06, 2014 is the first Thursday in February. What is the date for the fourth Thursday inFebruary?

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4Math Test 02.26.2014 [MODIFIED (3 Parts Per Page)]


DIRECTIONS: Usedivisibility rule. Place an X in the box if divisible.

Numbers Two Three Four Five Sixa) 120b) 54


c) Thirty-Six d) Seventy-Two

DIRECTIONS: Divide mentallye) 1,800 30 f) 7,200 900
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DIRECTIONS: Multiply Mentallyg) 1,265 * 100 h) 3,476 * 100

DIRECTIONS: Use a line segment to connect the proper phrase (left) to the temperature (right).i) What is our normal body temperature

212F or 100Cj) What is a normal room temperature 32F or 0Ck) At what temperature does water freeze 98.6F or 37Cl) At what temperature does water boil 72F or 24C


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n) DIRECTIONS: Use < (less than); > (greater than) or = (equal to) whencomparingthe fractions below.

o)

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DIRECTIONS: Convert the followingmixed numbers to improper fractions. Remember M.A.D.

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4Math Test 02.26.2014 [ORIGINAL]


1.

Is the number to left of each row divisible by the number at the top of each column? Write yes or no ineach box.

Numbers 2 3 4 5 6 9 10

120

54

2. Use a factor tree to find the prime factorization for the following numbers.A. 36 B. 72

3. Divide mentallya. 1,800 30= b. 72,000 900= C. 24,00012=

4. Multiply Mentallya. 1,265 x 100=_______________ b. 34,765x 1,000= ______________ c. 657 x 10=

5. Use the choices on the right to answer the following questions about temperature.a. What is our normal body temperature?_______ 212F or 100Cb. What is a normal room temperature?_________ 32F or 0Cc. At what temperature does water freeze?_______ 98.6F or 37Cd. At what temperature does water boil?________ 72F or 24C

6. Divide the following fractions.A. 5/11 2/3= B. 4/93/5= C. 5/6 2/5= D. 4/6 2/3=

7. Find two equivalent fractions for the following fractions.A. 3/13 B. 7/9 C. 3/5 D. 5/10

8. Use or = to compare the two fractions shown. Use the butterfly method.A. 5/9__ 2/8 B. 1/8____ 3/7 C. 2/5______ 7/9 D. 4/7 ____ 3/8

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9. Convert the following mix numbers to improper fractions.A. 4 = ____ B. 6 = ____ C. 12 = ____ D. 8 2/3= ___

10.Convert the following improper fractions to mix numbers.A. 43/7 = _____ B. 26/8 =_____ C. 31/6=_____ D. 36/7 =____

11.Use the four actions to simplify the following fractions to its lowest term.A. 14/21 _____ B. 10/26 _____ C. 15/35 _____ D. 8/32 _____

12.Add the following fractions: Simplify your answer if possible.A. 4/7 + 3/7= B. 5/10+ 6/10 = C. 7/12+ 2/12= D. 4/5 +3/5 =

13.Subtract the following fractions: Simplify your answers.A. 8/134/13= B. 4/71/7= C. 10/205/20=

14.Add the following mix numbers:A. 5 + 3 1/3 = B. 7 + 8 = C. 9 3/5 + 4 3/7=

15.subtract the following mix numbers:A. 12 - 2 3/5 = B. 6 3/5 - 3 5/8= C. 9 - 4 3/7=

16.Multiply the following fractions.A. 5/7 x 3/6 = B. 8/11 X 6/7 = C. 4/7 x 3/ 8= D. 4/11 X 3/ 5=

17. Add or subtract the following fractions with unlike denominator: Simplify your answers.A. 3/5 + 4/6 = ____ B. 3/5 +5/7 = ____ C. 3/4 - 2/3 =____ D. 3/5-3/10

18.Use lattice and multiplication algorithm to solve the following problems.A. 167 x 43= B. 413 x 25=

19.Use chunking and long division to solve the following problems.A. 134 7= B. 176 5=

20.Name four months that have exactly 31days?________________________________________21. Its 8:45 in the evening. What was the time 2 hours ago?


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22.What will be the change from $10.00 if you spend $6.17? Show it with the fewest bills and coins.

23.

A. Name this rectangle.______________B. What is the perimeter of this rectangle?_______________C. What is the area of this rectangle?____________________D. Name a pair of parallel line segment. _________________E. Name a pair of perpendicular line segment. ____________F. Name Angle D in two ways. _________ __________G. Name a horizontal line segment.____________________H. Name a vertical line segment.______________________I. Name an oblique line segment._____________________

24.A farmer gives each of his horses three sevenths of a salt lick a month. If he has four horses, how many salt licks doeshe use a month?

25. February 06, 2014 is the first Thursday in February. What is the date for the fourth Thursday in February?

4 -- Math Test Study Guide 03.26.2014

*****TEST DATE: 03.26.2014 (Wednesday)*****

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DIRECTIONS: SAW . Use separate paper if needed. Theblue underlined textis hyperlinked. Push Ctrl andclick to explore.


Two Three Four Five

20 X X X12

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Twenty-Four Forty

DIRECTIONS: Divide mentally

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Tens

Ones

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What is our normal body temperatureWhat is a normal room temperature 32F or 0C

At what temperature does water freeze 98.6F or 37C

At what temperature does water boil 72F or 24C


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Rewrite the new problem

Change the division sign to

multiplication

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DIRECTIONS: Multiply Mentallydd)1,265 * 100 ee) 3,476 * 100

DIRECTIONS: Use a line segment to connect the proper phrase (left) to the temperature (right).ff) What is our normal body temperature

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26.Is the number to left of each row divisible by the number at the top of each column? Write yes or no ineach box.

Numbers 2 3 4 5 6 9 10

120

54

27.Use a factor tree to find the prime factorization for the following numbers. A. 36 B. 72

28.Divide mentallya. 1,800 30= b. 72,000 900= C. 24,00012=

29.Multiply Mentallya. 1,265 x 100=_______________ b. 34,765x 1,000= ______________ c. 657 x 10=

30.Use the choices on the right to answer the following questions about temperature.a. What is our normal body temperature?_______ 212F or 100Cb. What is a normal room temperature?_________ 32F or 0Cc. At what temperature does water freeze?_______ 98.6F or 37Cd. At what temperature does water boil?________ 72F or 24C

31.Divide the following fractions.B. 5/11 2/3= B. 4/93/5= C. 5/6 2/5= D. 4/6 2/3=


33.Use or = to compare the two fractions shown. Use the butterfly method.B. 5/9__ 2/8 B. 1/8____ 3/7 C. 2/5______ 7/9 D. 4/7 ____ 3/8

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37.Add the following fractions: Simplify your answer if possible.B. 4/7 + 3/7= B. 5/10+ 6/10 = C. 7/12+ 2/12= D. 4/5 +3/5 =

38.Subtract the following fractions: Simplify your answers.B. 8/134/13= B. 4/71/7= C. 10/205/20=

39.Add the following mix numbers:B. 5 + 3 1/3 = B. 7 + 8 = C. 9 3/5 + 4 3/7=

40.subtract the following mix numbers:B. 12 - 2 3/5 = B. 6 3/5 - 3 5/8= C. 9 - 4 3/7=

41.Multiply the following fractions.B. 5/7 x 3/6 = B. 8/11 X 6/7 = C. 4/7 x 3/ 8= D. 4/11 X 3/ 5=

42. Add or subtract the following fractions with unlike denominator: Simplify your answers.B. 3/5 + 4/6 = ____ B. 3/5 +5/7 = ____ C. 3/4 - 2/3 =____ D. 3/5-3/10

43.Use lattice and multiplication algorithm to solve the following problems.B. 167 x 43= B. 413 x 25=

44.Use chunking and long division to solve the following problems.C. 134 7= B. 176 5=



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DIRECTIONS: Multiply Mentallyaaa) 1,265 * 100 bbb) 3,476 * 100

DIRECTIONS: Use a line segment to connect the proper phrase (left) to the temperature (right).ccc) What is our normal body

temperature 212F or 100C

ddd) What is a normal room temperature 32F or 0Ceee) At what temperature does water

freeze

98.6F or 37C

fff)At what temperature does water boil 72F or 24CDIRECTIONS:Dividethe following fractions.

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hhh) DIRECTIONS: Use < (less than); > (greater than) or = (equal to) whencomparingthe fractions below.

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51.Is the number to left of each row divisible by the number at the top of each column? Write yes or no ineach box.

Numbers 2 3 4 5 6 9 10

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52.Use a factor tree to find the prime factorization for the following numbers.A. 36 B. 72

53.Divide mentallya. 1,800 30= b. 72,000 900= C. 24,00012=

54.Multiply Mentallya. 1,265 x 100=_______________ b. 34,765x 1,000= ______________ c. 657 x 10=

55.Use the choices on the right to answer the following questions about temperature.a. What is our normal body temperature?_______ 212F or 100Cb. What is a normal room temperature?_________ 32F or 0Cc. At what temperature does water freeze?_______ 98.6F or 37Cd. At what temperature does water boil?________ 72F or 24C

56.Divide the following fractions.C. 5/11 2/3= B. 4/93/5= C. 5/6 2/5= D. 4/6 2/3=


58.Use or = to compare the two fractions shown. Use the butterfly method.C. 5/9__ 2/8 B. 1/8____ 3/7 C. 2/5______ 7/9 D. 4/7 ____ 3/8

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59.Convert the following mix numbers to improper fractions.C. 4 = ____ B. 6 = ____ C. 12 = ____ D. 8 2/3= ___



62.Add the following fractions: Simplify your answer if possible.C. 4/7 + 3/7= B. 5/10+ 6/10 = C. 7/12+ 2/12= D. 4/5 +3/5 =

63.Subtract the following fractions: Simplify your answers.C. 8/134/13= B. 4/71/7= C. 10/205/20=

64.Add the following mix numbers:C. 5 + 3 1/3 = B. 7 + 8 = C. 9 3/5 + 4 3/7=

65.subtract the following mix numbers:C. 12 - 2 3/5 = B. 6 3/5 - 3 5/8= C. 9 - 4 3/7=

66.Multiply the following fractions.C. 5/7 x 3/6 = B. 8/11 X 6/7 = C. 4/7 x 3/ 8= D. 4/11 X 3/ 5=

67. Add or subtract the following fractions with unlike denominator: Simplify your answers.C. 3/5 + 4/6 = ____ B. 3/5 +5/7 = ____ C. 3/4 - 2/3 =____ D. 3/5-3/10

68.Use lattice and multiplication algorithm to solve the following problems.C. 167 x 43= B. 413 x 25=

69.Use chunking and long division to solve the following problems.E. 134 7= B. 176 5=



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73.

S. Name this rectangle.______________T. What is the perimeter of this rectangle?_______________U. What is the area of this rectangle?____________________V. Name a pair of parallel line segment. _________________W.Name a pair of perpendicular line segment. ____________X. Name Angle D in two ways. _________ __________Y. Name a horizontal line segment.____________________Z. Name a vertical line segment.______________________AA. Name an oblique line segment._____________________





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