Chapter 1 Grade 4

What is this number written in standard form 64,285 68,405 602, 845 620,845

What is this number written in standard form 620,845

Skyler had $100. He spent $63.52. How much is left? $36.48 $36.58 $47.52 $74.52

Skyler had $100. He spent $63.52. How much is left? $36.48

What is the value of the underlined digit? 2,146,805 6,000 60,000 600, 000 6,000,000

What is the value of the underlined digit? 2,146,805 6,000

Ashley is writing 214,600 using words. Which choice is correct? fourteen thousand, six hundred two hundred fourteen thousand, six hundred two hundred fourteen thousand, sixty two hundred thousand, four hundred six

Ashley is writing 214,600 using words. Which choice is correct? two hundred fourteen thousand, six hundred

The longest cavern in the United States is ten thousand, four hundred thirty feet deep. What is the standard form? 10,430 14,300 100,430 140,300

The longest cavern in the United States is ten thousand, four hundred thirty feet deep. What is the standard form? 10,430

Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 The table below shows the number of canned goods collected by each grade. Which grade collected the second greatest number of cans? Grade Number of Cans 2 43,807 3 40,708 4 47,308 5 43,708 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5

The table below shows the number of canned goods collected by each grade. Which grade collected the second greatest number of cans? Grade Number of Cans 2 43,807 3 40,708 4 47,308 5 43,708 Grade 2

The table below shows how many students go to the library each month The table below shows how many students go to the library each month. Order the months from least number of students to greatest number of students. Month Number of Students March 8,200 April 8,002 May 8,202 March, April, May April, May, March May, April, March April, March, May

The table below shows how many students go to the library each month The table below shows how many students go to the library each month. Order the months from least number of students to greatest number of students. Month Number of Students March 8,200 April 8,002 May 8,202 April, March, May

A new book sells for $24.00. Round this figure to the nearest ten dollars. $10 $20 $25 $30

A new book sells for $24.00. Round this figure to the nearest ten dollars. $20

Will’s teacher told the class to write 258,495 on their papers Will’s teacher told the class to write 258,495 on their papers. Will wrote 288,495. In which place did Will make an error? hundred thousands ten thousands thousands hundreds

Will’s teacher told the class to write 258,495 on their papers Will’s teacher told the class to write 258,495 on their papers. Will wrote 288,495. In which place did Will make an error? ten thousands

Brandon bought a skateboard for $58. 32 Brandon bought a skateboard for $58.32. He gave the cashier a $100 bill. How much change should he get back? $41.68 $42.68 $51.88 $52.88

Brandon bought a skateboard for $58. 32 Brandon bought a skateboard for $58.32. He gave the cashier a $100 bill. How much change should he get back? $41.68

Brooke has three $5 bills , three $1 bills, and eight dimes in her wallet. Julie has one $10 bill, five $1 bills, eight quarters and 10 dimes in her wallet. Which statement is true? Brooke has 80¢ less than Julie. Julie has 80¢ more than Brooke. Brooke and Julie have the same amount of money. Julie has 80¢ less than Brooke.

Julie has 80¢ less than Brooke. Brooke has three $5 bills , three $1 bills, and eight dimes in her wallet. Julie has one $10 bill, five $1 bills, eight quarters and 10 dimes in her wallet. Which statement is true? Julie has 80¢ less than Brooke.

Calvin bought jerseys for his basketball team for $45. 78 Calvin bought jerseys for his basketball team for $45.78. He gave the clerk $50.00. How much change will he get back? 3 Ones, 3 Quarters, 2 Dimes, 1 Nickel, 2 Pennies 4 Ones, 1 Dime, 2 Pennies 4 Ones, 2 Dimes, 2 Pennies 5 Ones, 3 Dimes, 2 Pennies

Calvin bought jerseys for his basketball team for $45. 78 Calvin bought jerseys for his basketball team for $45.78. He gave the clerk $50.00. How much change will he get back? 4 Ones, 2 Dimes, 2 Pennies

Sarah placed the money she earned in two piles. Which statement is true? Cleaning her room Doing the dishes Sarah earned the same amount of money doing each job. Sarah earned more money doing the dishes than cleaning her room. Sarah earned more than $82 cleaning her room and doing the dishes. Sarah earned more money cleaning her room than doing the dishes.

Sarah earned more money cleaning her room than doing the dishes. Sarah placed the money she earned in two piles. Which statement is true? Cleaning her room Doing the dishes Sarah earned more money cleaning her room than doing the dishes.

If the following numbers are placed in order from least to greatest, which number would be listed first? 708,607 786,057 805,776 875, 068

If the following numbers are placed in order from least to greatest, which number would be listed first? 708,607

Round 38 to the nearest ten. 30 35 40 45

Round 38 to the nearest ten. 40

The cost of two items is shown below. Which statement is true? Bathing Suit Cover Up The cover up costs less than the bathing suit. The bathing suit and cover up cost the same amount. The cover up costs more than the bathing suit. The bathing suit costs less than the cover up.

The cost of two items is shown below. Which statement is true? Bathing Suit Cover Up The cover up cost less than the bathing suit.

Which shows the price of the house in word form? $124,805 one hundred twenty four thousand, eighty five dollars fourteen thousand, eight hundred five dollars one hundred twenty four thousand, eight hundred five dollars twelve thousand, eight hundred five dollars

Which shows the price of the house in word form? $124,805 one hundred twenty four thousand, eight hundred five dollars

Which shows 608,533 in expanded form? 60,000 + 8,000 + 500 +33 600,000 + 8,000 + 500 + 30 +3 600,000 + 80,000 + 500 + 30 + 3 608,000 + 500 + 30 + 3

Which shows 608,533 in expanded form? 600,000 + 8,000 + 500 + 30 +3

Friday, Saturday, Sunday The table shows the number of skiers to Butternut Mountain from Friday through Sunday. Day Visitors Friday 301,765 Saturday 300,675 Sunday 310,415 Which shows the days in order from least to greatest? Friday, Saturday, Sunday Sunday, Friday, Saturday Saturday, Friday, Sunday Saturday, Sunday, Friday

Saturday, Friday, Sunday The table shows the number of skiers to Butternut Mountain from Friday through Sunday. Day Visitors Friday 301,765 Saturday 300,675 Sunday 310,415 Which shows the days in order from least to greatest? Saturday, Friday, Sunday

Walt was searching for information on lacrosse Walt was searching for information on lacrosse. He found forty-eight thousand, three hundred five websites with information. Which shows the number of sites in standard form? 48,305 48,350 408,305 408,350

Walt was searching for information on lacrosse Walt was searching for information on lacrosse. He found forty-eight thousand, three hundred five websites with information. Which shows the number of sites in standard form? 48,305

Bryan is trying out for the football team. He practices about 40 hours Bryan is trying out for the football team. He practices about 40 hours. Which number below would round to 40? 29 hours 34 hours 43 hours 48 hours

Bryan is trying out for the football team. He practices about 40 hours Bryan is trying out for the football team. He practices about 40 hours. Which number below would round to 40? 43 hours

The table shows the population of four towns. Monticello 833,876 Great Barrington 895,597 Hurleyville 670,809 Berkshire 854,009 Which town has a population that is greater than Berkshire? Monticello c. Hurleyville Great Barrington d. Berkshire

The table shows the population of four towns. Monticello 833,876 Great Barrington 895,597 Hurleyville 670,809 Berkshire 854,009 Which town has a population that is greater than Berkshire? Great Barrington

Hennah is writing the expanded form of 32,046. Which choice is correct? 3,000 +200 + 40 + 6 320,000 + 46 300,000 + 20,000 + 40 + 6 30,000 + 2,000 + 40 + 6

Hennah is writing the expanded form of 32,046. Which choice is correct? 30,000 + 2,000 + 40 + 6

Tyree was rounding numbers to the nearest 10 Tyree was rounding numbers to the nearest 10. If he has a group of numbers that all round to 90. Which number below does not belong to his group? 81 85 86 89

Tyree was rounding numbers to the nearest 10 Tyree was rounding numbers to the nearest 10. If he has a group of numbers that all round to 90. Which number below does not belong to his group? 81

Mrs. Davis wrote this number on the chalkboard. When Jason wrote the number on his paper, he switched the number in the tens place with the number in the ten-thousands place. What number did Jason write? 126,508 106,528 126,580 128,605 526,108

Mrs. Davis wrote this number on the chalkboard. When Jason wrote the number on his paper, he switched the number in the tens place with the number in the ten-thousands place. What number did Jason write? 126,508 106,528

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