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Grade 4: Health & movement subject test

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1. Scale a nutrient amount by servings: Fictional case 6: gramsPerServing=7, servings=2. What is the modeled result using the stated method?7 grams3.5 grams14 grams9 grams

2. Compare labels at equal servings: Fictional case 6: AgramsPerServing=10, BgramsPerServing=4, commonServings=3. What is the modeled result using the stated method?42 grams difference18 grams difference6 grams difference30 grams difference

3. Respect an allergy safety plan: A class wants food sharing despite its no-sharing plan. What fits?Keep the known approved plan because no change or uncertainty is introduced.Ask the responsible adult to check the new or unknown ingredient information.Do not share food because the stated plan prohibits sharing.Get adult and emergency help for the supplied immediate reaction concern.

4. Separate a food claim from an advertisement: A product claims 3 grams per serving and its model label says 3 grams. What fits?Use the supplied label to check a specific per-serving amount.Treat the celebrity endorsement as persuasion, not proof of the health claim.Ask for research because a broad performance promise exceeds the label evidence.Clarify the serving basis before comparing two numerical claims.

5. Locate support in a static model: A base spans 2 to 8; the line reaches 1. Which fits?The support base is unspecified, so the model cannot decide.Inside the base: the static model has support margin.At the base edge: the static model has no margin in that direction.Outside the base: the static model suggests tipping.

6. Aim a direction before adding speed: A target lies above a release point while the arrow points down-page. What fits?Aim right because the target is right of the release point.Aim left because the target is left of the release point.Aim up-page because the target is above the release point.Clarify the target because its location is not supplied.

7. Calculate a paper target offset: Fictional case 6: resultCoordinate=12, targetCoordinate=7. What is the modeled result using the stated method?7 grid units right12 grid units right5 grid units right19 grid units right

8. Change one feature and recheck: A clear route is too narrow under the supplied space criterion. Which repair fits?Change target size because the specified challenge requires a larger target.Change route because the modeled route fails the stated clearance requirement.Keep the met criterion and gather specific evidence before changing another feature.Change direction because the arrow points away from the target.

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