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Math practice worksheet — 4th Grade (ages 9-10)

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1. Divide 3-Digit Numbers with Remainders (Ex. 1)

Multiplication & Division

1. What is 127 ÷ 4?

A30 r7
B31 r3
C32 r1
D31 r1

2. What is 245 ÷ 6?

A39 r11
B41 r5
C40 r5
D42 r1

3. What is 367 ÷ 9?

A41 r8
B39 r7
C40 r7
D41 r7

4. 120, 240, 360, ___, 600.

120
→
240
→
360
→
?
→
600
A480
B478
C479
D481

5. 250 ÷ 3 = 83 r1.

True
False

2. 12- and 24-Hour Clocks (Ex. 1)

Measurement

1. What time is 3:00 pm in 24-hour time?

A3:00
B13:00
C15:00
D23:00

2. What time is 14:00 in 12-hour time?

A2:00 am
B2:00 pm
C4:00 pm
D4:00 am

3. What is 11:45 pm in 24-hour time?

A11:45
B21:45
C23:45
D1:45

4. Hours on a 24-hour clock: 20, 21, 22, ___, 24.

20
→
21
→
22
→
?
→
24
A21
B22
C23
D24

5. Midnight is written as 00:00 in 24-hour time.

True
False

3. Generating Equivalent Fractions (Ex. 2)

Fractions & Decimals

1. Which fraction belongs with 1/3 and 2/6?

A3/12
B3/9
C4/10
D5/12

2. Which fraction completes: 2/5 = 4/___?

A8
B10
C12
D15

3. What is the missing numerator? ___/6 = 4/12

A1
B2
C3
D4

4. Equivalent fractions of 1/5: 1/5, 2/10, 3/15, ___/20. What is the missing numerator?

1
→
2
→
3
→
?
A4
B2
C3
D5

5. 3/4 = 6/8 = 9/12 are all equivalent fractions.

True
False

4. Column Addition with Regrouping (Ex. 1)

Addition & Subtraction

1. What is 348 + 276?

A614
B624
C524
D612

2. What is 2,456 + 1,387?

A3,743
B3,833
C3,843
D3,753

3. What is 5,768 + 2,345?

A8,013
B8,113
C8,023
D7,113

4. 100 + 200 = 300; 1,000 + 2,000 = 3,000; 1,500 + 2,000 = ___.

300
→
3000
→
?
A3500
B3498
C3499
D3501

5. 567 + 433 = 1,000.

True
False

5. Plotting Points on a Coordinate Grid (Ex. 2)

Geometry

1. Points (1, 2), (6, 2), (6, 5), (1, 5) form which shape?

Atriangle
Brectangle
Ccircle
Dsquare

2. A triangle has vertices at (0, 0), (4, 0), and (2, 3). How long is the base?

A2 units
B3 units
C4 units
D5 units

3. To move point (3, 2) up by 4 units, what are the new coordinates?

A(7, 2)
B(3, 6)
C(3, -2)
D(3, 4)

4. Square corners (clockwise): (1,1), (4,1), (4,4), (1, ___). Missing y-coordinate.

1
→
1
→
4
→
?
A4
B2
C3
D5

5. A square can be drawn on a coordinate grid by plotting 4 points equal distances from each other.

True
False

6. Drawing Bar Charts (Ex. 3)

Data & Reasoning

1. A bar chart shows books read: Mon: 8, Tue: 12, Wed: 5, Thu: 15. Which day had the most books?

AMonday
BTuesday
CWednesday
DThursday

2. How do you find the total of all values in a bar chart?

ARead the tallest bar only
BAdd all the bar values together
CMultiply the scale by the number of bars
DLook at the title

3. A bar chart shows: Red = 40, Blue = 25, Green = 35. How many more chose Red than Blue?

A5
B10
C15
D20

4. Bar values increasing by 5: 15, 20, 25, ___.

15
→
20
→
25
→
?
A30
B28
C29
D31

5. A bar chart must have a title and labelled axes.

True
False

7. Ordering and Comparing Numbers to 10,000 (Ex. 1)

Number & Place Value

1. Which symbol makes this true: 6,500 ___ 6,050?

A<
B>
C=
DNone

2. Which is the greatest: 4,899, 4,989, 4,998 or 4,919?

A4,899
B4,989
C4,998
D4,919

3. Put in order from smallest to largest: 7,301; 7,031; 7,310; 7,103.

A7,031 < 7,103 < 7,301 < 7,310
B7,301 < 7,103 < 7,031 < 7,310
C7,310 < 7,301 < 7,103 < 7,031
D7,031 < 7,301 < 7,103 < 7,310

4. 3,100, 3,200, ___, 3,400, 3,500.

3100
→
3200
→
?
→
3400
→
3500
A3300
B3298
C3299
D3301

5. 8,299 is greater than 8,302.

True
False

8. Division Facts to 12×12 (Ex. 2)

Multiplication & Division

1. What is 63 ÷ 7?

A7
B8
C9
D6

2. What is 144 ÷ 12?

A10
B11
C12
D13

3. What is 36 ÷ 4?

A7
B8
C9
D6

4. 120, 110, 100, ___, 80.

120
→
110
→
100
→
?
→
80
A88
B89
C91
D90

5. 81 ÷ 9 = 9.

True
False

Math practice worksheet — 4th Grade (ages 9-10)

Answer Key

1. Divide 3-Digit Numbers with Remainders (Ex. 1)

1.B) 31 r3
2.C) 40 r5
3.C) 40 r7
4.A) 480
5.True

2. 12- and 24-Hour Clocks (Ex. 1)

1.C) 15:00
2.B) 2:00 pm
3.C) 23:45
4.C) 23
5.True

3. Generating Equivalent Fractions (Ex. 2)

1.B) 3/9
2.B) 10
3.B) 2
4.A) 4
5.True

4. Column Addition with Regrouping (Ex. 1)

1.B) 624
2.C) 3,843
3.B) 8,113
4.A) 3500
5.True

5. Plotting Points on a Coordinate Grid (Ex. 2)

1.B) rectangle
2.C) 4 units
3.B) (3, 6)
4.A) 4
5.True

6. Drawing Bar Charts (Ex. 3)

1.D) Thursday
2.B) Add all the bar values together
3.C) 15
4.A) 30
5.True

7. Ordering and Comparing Numbers to 10,000 (Ex. 1)

1.B) >
2.C) 4,998
3.A) 7,031 < 7,103 < 7,301 < 7,310
4.A) 3300
5.False

8. Division Facts to 12×12 (Ex. 2)

1.C) 9
2.C) 12
3.C) 9
4.D) 90
5.True