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Unit 4 Post Assessment

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Question 1
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Murat is shopping at the marker. He bought 502 grams of apples and 399 grams of oranges. What is the mass of apples and oranges together?

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Question 2
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Murat's pool holds 600 liters of water. It has 298 liters of water in it right now. How many more liters of water should he put in the pool to fill it?

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Question 3
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There are 9 rows of fruits and vegetables at the market. Each row is 13 meters long. If Murat walked along each row, how far did he walk?

Question 4
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Leyla is building a boat. She nailed together 6 pieces of wood. Each of these pieces had a mass or 12 kilograms. What is the mass of the wood Leyla has nailed together so far?

Question 5
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Choose the equation that best represents this problem. (The letter m stands for mass).

Question 6
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A bathtub holds a lot of water. I would measure its_____

Question 7
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with__________

Question 8
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A worm is not very long! I would measure its______

Question 9
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with__________

Question 10
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A bag of feathers is light! I would measure its________

Question 11
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with____________

Question 12
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Write the time on the digital clock.

Question 13
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Write the time on the digital clock.

Question 14
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Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock face to show the times on the digital clock.

Question 15
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Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock face to show the times on the digital clock.

Question 16
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Raj went swimming. He swam for 45 minutes. When he was done, it was 5:00. What time did Raj start swimming? Use numbers, sketches, or words to show your thinking.

Question 17
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Raj started swimming at_____

Question 18
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Would you rather have 1/4 of sandwich A or 1/4 of sandwich B?

Question 19
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Explain your answer in complete sentences.

Question 20
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7/8 5/8

Question 21
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1/6 1/4

Question 22
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2/6 3/6

Question 23
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1/3 1/8

Question 24
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Divide the shape into the number of pieces you need, and then shade in the fraction to show 3/6.

Question 25
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Divide the shape into the number of pieces you need, and then shade in the fraction to show 3/4.

Question 26
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Label the line below with the following numbers: 1, 1/2, 1/8, and 7/8

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