4th Grade Unit 6 Geometry Week 1 Quiz Version B for DoDEA

Last updated almost 3 years ago

8 questions

Note from the author:

Instructions

Required

4.NBT.2

Required

4.NBT.5

Required

4.NF.7

Required

4.MD.5

Required

4.MD.5

Required

4.NF.2

Required

4.OA.4

Required

4.OA.1

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4th Grade Unit 6 Geometry Week 1 Quiz Version B for DoDEA

Last updated almost 3 years ago

8 questions

Note from the author:

4th Grade Go Math DoDEA Unit 6 week 2 quiz with summative review items based on DoDEA summative practice test 4th grade

Instructions

with summative review.   Read each question. Then, follow the directions to answer each question.

Required

Question 1

Which numbers make the comparison true?
35,489 > ?
Select the two correct answers.

27,759

4.NBT.2

Required

Question 2

Enter your answer in the box. 4,689 x 7 = ?

4.NBT.5

Required

Question 3

4.NF.7

Required

Question 4

Draw and label the following terms...

4.MD.5

Required

Question 5

Label the angles. You may use each term once.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
		straight angle

4.MD.5

Required

Question 6

4.NF.2

Required

Question 7

Select the three choices that are FACTOR PAIRS for 28

1 and 28

2 and 14

4.OA.4

Required

Question 8

Which two equations represent the statement "54 is 9 times as many as 6"? Select the TWO correct answers.

54 = 6 + 9

4.OA.1

4th Grade Go Math DoDEA Unit 6 week 2 quiz with summative review items based on DoDEA summative practice test 4th grade

with summative review.   Read each question. Then, follow the directions to answer each question.

Question 1

Which numbers make the comparison true?
35,489 > ?
Select the two correct answers.

27,759

38,744

36,773

35,568

35,399

Question 2

Enter your answer in the box. 4,689 x 7 = ?

Question 3

Which three comparisons are correct?

0.4 meter < 0.04 meter

0.04 meter < 0.3 meter

0.3 meter > 0.5 meter

0.5 meter < 0.65 meter

0.65 meter < 0.61 meter

0.65 meter > 0.07 meter

Question 4

Draw and label the following terms...

Question 5

Label the angles. You may use each term once.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
		straight angle
		acute angle
		obtuse angle
		right angle

Question 6

Which pairs of fractions show a correct comparison? Select the three correct answers.

Question 7

Select the three choices that are FACTOR PAIRS for 28

1 and 28

2 and 14

3 and 8

4 and 7

5 and 7

Question 8

Which two equations represent the statement "54 is 9 times as many as 6"? Select the TWO correct answers.

54 = 6 + 9

54 = 6 x 9

54 = 6 x 6

54 = 9 + 6

54 = 9 x 6

38,744

36,773

35,568

35,399

Which three comparisons are correct?

0.4 meter < 0.04 meter

0.04 meter < 0.3 meter

0.3 meter > 0.5 meter

0.5 meter < 0.65 meter

0.65 meter < 0.61 meter

0.65 meter > 0.07 meter

acute angle

obtuse angle

right angle

Which pairs of fractions show a correct comparison?  Select the three correct answers.

3 and 8

4 and 7

5 and 7

54 = 6 x 9

54 = 6 x 6

54 = 9 + 6

54 = 9 x 6

4th Grade Unit 6 Geometry Week 1 Quiz Version B for DoDEA

4th Grade Unit 6 Geometry Week 1 Quiz Version B for DoDEA

Which numbers make the comparison true?35,489 > __?__Select the two correct answers.

Enter your answer in the box. 4,689 x 7 = ?

Draw and label the following terms...

Label the angles. You may use each term once.

Select the three choices that are FACTOR PAIRS for 28

Which two equations represent the statement "54 is 9 times as many as 6"? Select the TWO correct answers.

Which numbers make the comparison true?35,489 > __?__Select the two correct answers.

Enter your answer in the box. 4,689 x 7 = ?

Which three comparisons are correct?

Draw and label the following terms...

Label the angles. You may use each term once.

Which pairs of fractions show a correct comparison? Select the three correct answers.

Select the three choices that are FACTOR PAIRS for 28

Which two equations represent the statement "54 is 9 times as many as 6"? Select the TWO correct answers.

Which numbers make the comparison true?
35,489 > ?
Select the two correct answers.

Which numbers make the comparison true?
35,489 > ?
Select the two correct answers.