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Grade 4: Math subject test

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1. What number is 12539 multiplied by ten?
2. Round 32345 to the nearest thousand, with midpoint ties upward.
3. Find 28×36 using partial products.
4. 137 cards go into packets of 6. How many completely filled packets can be made?
5. A reference box holds 10 cards. Another holds four times as many. How many does the other hold?
6. The target is 72, and 8 is a factor. What is its factor partner?
7. Classify the whole number 25.
8. Start at 7 and apply add 4 three times. What is the resulting term?
9. Find 8 1/4 − 1 3/4. Give an exact fraction (an improper fraction is allowed).
10. Write 47/100 as a decimal.
11. Write 7/10 + 7/100 as a decimal.
12. Which decimal is greater, for equal wholes: 0.31 or 0.29?
13. Using 1 lb=16 oz, convert 7 lb to oz.
14. On the same afternoon, how many minutes pass from 1:35 to 4:25?
15. A rectangle area is 72 square meters and length is 8 m. What is its width in meters?
16. Lengths are 6/8, 6/8, and 3/8 inch. What is the total in inches?
17. A full turn is split into 12 equal angle parts. How many degrees is one part?
18. The starting ray aligns with Scale A’s zero. At the ending ray, A reads 80° and B reads 100°. What angle is measured?
19. Two non-overlapping adjacent angle parts measure 43° and 46°. What is their combined measure?
20. A right angle is split into 60° and an unknown adjacent part. What is the unknown measure?
21. Two lines meet at 120°. How are they classified here?
22. A triangle has angles 55°, 60°, 65°. Classify it by angle.
23. Must every rectangle be a square?
24. Does every diagonal of every rectangle give reflection symmetry?

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