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California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress Mathematics Grade 4

One hundred eight questions on multi-digit multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and measurement.

These questions are original. This is not an official California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress test, and FreeExam is not affiliated with the California Department of Education.

  1. 1.On Monday the Oakland classroom closet received 486 new pencils, and on Friday a second carton of 357 pencils arrived. How many pencils arrived altogether?

  2. 2.The morning drawer at the Sausalito ferry held 800 tickets. After the first sailing, 246 tickets had been sold. How many tickets were still in the drawer?

  3. 3.A fog counter on the Point Reyes headland recorded 40 hikers on each of 6 mornings. How many hikers did the counter record?

  4. 4.A Sacramento library volunteer split 56 picture books into 7 equal stacks for classroom visits. How many books were in each stack?

  5. 5.In a Santa Rosa school kitchen, a tray of apricot bars was cut into 4 equal pieces, and 3 pieces were wrapped for a field trip. What fraction of the tray was wrapped?

  6. 6.On a classroom floor grid in Fresno, a reading rectangle covers 9 units along the length and 5 units along the width. What is the area of the rectangle?

  7. 7.A sign board beside a Humboldt redwood trail is a rectangle 8 feet long and 3 feet wide. What is the perimeter of the board?

  8. 8.A ferry leaves the San Francisco dock at 10:20 a.m. and ties up at the island landing at 11:05 a.m. How long is the ride?

  9. 9.A visitor log for the Armstrong redwood trail shows 247,815 walkers in one year. Which digit is in the ten-thousands place?

  10. 10.An orchard scale ticket reads 56,309 pounds of olives. What is the value of the digit 6?

  11. 11.The downtown library lists 83,420 books, and the neighborhood branch lists 83,402 books. Which count is greater?

  12. 12.A coastal fog diary totals 40,000 hours, plus 2,000 hours, plus 50 hours, plus 8 hours. What is that total in standard form?

  13. 13.A sample tray in the school kitchen holds 380 tortillas. The lunch order is 10 times that many. How many tortillas are ordered?

  14. 14.A yearly ferry board shows 903,416 riders. What is the value of the digit 9?

  15. 15.A classroom number chart shows 7 hundred thousands, 3 thousands, and 6 tens. What is that number in standard form?

  16. 16.Two orchard maps are numbered 120,045 and 102,450. Which number is larger?

  17. 17.A clerk rounds the ferry count 3,746 to the nearest ten before posting it on the dock board. What number should be posted?

  18. 18.The library rounded 2,351 Saturday checkouts to the nearest ten for a wall chart. What was the rounded number?

  19. 19.A farmer rounds 865 ripe peaches to the nearest ten when ordering paper bags. What is the rounded count?

  20. 20.Students round 4,092 paper clips to the nearest ten before storing the jar. What number do they record?

  21. 21.A weather notebook rounds 6,438 foggy minutes to the nearest hundred. What is the rounded number?

  22. 22.The cafeteria rounds 2,750 lunches to the nearest hundred for a bread order. What number is used on the order?

  23. 23.Rangers round 91,249 redwood seedlings to the nearest hundred for a planting report. What number goes on the report?

  24. 24.A classroom has 1,995 name cards ready for back-to-school night. Rounded to the nearest ten, how many cards is that?

  25. 25.An almond crew in the Central Valley picked 1,286 pounds before noon and 3,457 pounds after noon. How many pounds did they pick?

  26. 26.The main library shelved 2,640 new books, and the branch shelved 1,875 more the same week. How many new books were shelved?

  27. 27.The morning Vallejo ferry carried 5,208 riders, and the afternoon boat carried 2,796 riders. How many riders were there in all?

  28. 28.One fog sensor near the Golden Gate logged 34,125 minutes, and a second sensor logged 12,460 minutes. What is the combined time?

  29. 29.The school kitchen used 639 tortillas on Tuesday and 284 tortillas on Wednesday. How many tortillas were used on those two days?

  30. 30.A fourth-grade classroom collected 1,047 bottle caps in September and 2,568 bottle caps in October. How many caps were collected?

  31. 31.Trail volunteers set 6,350 markers on the north redwood path and 2,875 markers on the south path. How many markers did they set?

  32. 32.During one hour the ferry gate counted 245 people walking on, 318 people with bicycles, and 127 people who came from cars. How many people passed the gate?

  33. 33.A bay ferry has 1,250 seats. On a foggy crossing, 867 seats were filled. How many seats were empty?

  34. 34.Librarians had 5,000 holds to pull. They finished 2,748 of them before closing. How many holds were left?

  35. 35.Pickers gathered 4,320 avocados, and 1,875 of them were packed before dusk. How many avocados still needed packing?

  36. 36.From the gate to the creek, a redwood trail measures 8,500 feet. A class has walked 3,640 feet. How many feet are left?

  37. 37.Last season the harbor recorded 2,015 hours of fog. The season before that, it recorded 1,678 hours. How many more hours were recorded last season?

  38. 38.The kitchen started the week with 3,040 granola bars and served 1,586 of them. How many granola bars were left?

  39. 39.A classroom reading goal is 2,500 minutes. The class has logged 1,762 minutes. How many minutes are still needed?

  40. 40.A pier booth printed 6,003 ferry tickets and sold 4,275 of them. How many tickets were unsold?

  41. 41.A classroom garden plants 8 rows with 27 seedlings in each row. How many seedlings are planted?

  42. 42.Ferry crew members stack 6 bins, and each bin holds 148 life vests. How many life vests are in the bins?

  43. 43.An orchard packs 4 crates, and each crate holds 2,375 lemons. How many lemons are packed?

  44. 44.Library aides roll out 9 carts with 56 books on each cart. How many books are on the carts?

  45. 45.Before the fog lifts, the school kitchen bakes 7 trays with 36 muffins on each tray. How many muffins are baked?

  46. 46.Five fog buoys off the Marin coast each store 1,208 weather checks. How many checks are stored altogether?

  47. 47.A redwood trail order contains 3 bundles of 475 trail signs. How many signs are in the order?

  48. 48.Eight reading groups in a classroom each finish 64 pages of the same novel. How many pages do they finish in all?

  49. 49.A library shipment has 24 boxes with 10 graphic novels in each box. How many graphic novels arrived?

  50. 50.An olive orchard has 15 trees in every row, and there are 30 rows. How many trees are in the orchard?

  51. 51.A classroom reads for 40 minutes on each of 12 school days. How many minutes of reading is that?

  52. 52.A fog buoy records 10 readings each hour and runs for 365 hours. How many readings does it store?

  53. 53.Rangers pack 70 redwood seedlings in a crate and fill 6 crates. How many seedlings are packed?

  54. 54.The ferry gift shop sells postcards in packs of 40, and a tour group buys 25 packs. How many postcards is that?

  55. 55.A librarian places 96 nature magazines into 6 equal stacks. How many magazines are in each stack?

  56. 56.Workers divide 135 pears from the orchard into 5 baskets with the same number in each basket. How many pears go in a basket?

  57. 57.Crew members share 248 ferry blankets equally among 8 closets. How many blankets go in each closet?

  58. 58.A trail leader shares 420 stickers equally among 7 student rangers on a redwood walk. How many stickers does each ranger get?

  59. 59.A teacher has 47 markers to share equally among 6 classroom tables. Any extras stay in the cup. What is 47 divided by 6?

  60. 60.A lighthouse keeper packs fog-lantern batteries 9 to a box and has 58 batteries. How many full boxes can be packed, and how many batteries are left?

  61. 61.Truck crews load orchard crates 8 at a time. There are 100 crates waiting. How many trucks can be filled, and how many crates remain?

  62. 62.The library sets 75 chairs in rows of 9 for a foggy-day reading. How many full rows are there, and how many chairs are left over?

  63. 63.A kitchen baker cuts a pan of 36 squares into equal rows. Which of these numbers is a factor of 36?

  64. 64.While sorting factor cards in a classroom, a student looks for every factor of 18. Which list is complete?

  65. 65.Students list factors of 24 while building a classroom array. Which number is not a factor of 24?

  66. 66.A redwood-trail poster uses 28 photos in equal rows and equal columns. Which pair shows two factors of 28?

  67. 67.A kitchen helper packs 30 granola bars into equal rows with none left over. Which number of rows is possible?

  68. 68.A ferry schedule sheet lists 48 sailing times, and one factor pair includes 6. What is the other factor in that pair?

  69. 69.A library window is half covered by a shade. Which fraction also names the covered part?

  70. 70.Two thirds of a ferry bench is in the sun. Which fraction with denominator 6 is equivalent to 2/3?

  71. 71.On a classroom number line, the point 3/5 lines up with a fraction in tenths. Which fraction is that?

  72. 72.A kitchen recipe uses 4/8 cup of honey. Which simpler fraction names the same amount?

  73. 73.One fourth of a redwood trail map is marked for the creek loop. Which fraction with denominator 12 is equivalent to 1/4?

  74. 74.At an orchard picnic, 2/4 of a pie is left on the table. Which fraction is not equivalent to 2/4?

  75. 75.One ferry snack box is 5/8 full, and another is 3/8 full. Which box holds more snack?

  76. 76.Readers have used 2/6 of one library shelf and 5/6 of another shelf. Which fraction is greater?

  77. 77.A fog chart shades 4/10 of one bar and 7/10 of the next bar. Which symbol makes 4/10 ? 7/10 true?

  78. 78.Pickers finish 7/12 of the peach rows and 7/12 of the plum rows in the same orchard. How do the two fractions compare?

  79. 79.Shade covers 3/5 of a redwood picnic area and 4/5 of the nearby meadow. Which shaded part is smaller?

  80. 80.A classroom mural is painted on two panels. One panel is 1/8 painted and the other is 6/8 painted. Which panel has more paint?

  81. 81.A kitchen scale shows 0.7 pound of almonds. Which fraction names that decimal?

  82. 82.A library fund report says 0.45 of the goal has been met. Which fraction names 0.45?

  83. 83.A ferry log lists a morning delay of 0.6 hour and an afternoon delay of 0.58 hour. Which delay is longer?

  84. 84.Three tenths of a classroom water jug is filled. What decimal names 3/10?

  85. 85.A science tray in the classroom holds 8 hundredths of a liter of bay water. What decimal names 8/100?

  86. 86.A fog gauge prints 0.3 inch, and the harbor notebook records 0.30 inch for the same reading. How do the two decimals compare?

  87. 87.A kitchen rain gauge reads 1.25 inches after a storm off the coast. Which mixed number names 1.25?

  88. 88.Two rain gauges in a valley orchard collected 0.4 inch and 0.39 inch. Which reading is less?

  89. 89.The corner of a classroom book is a square corner. What kind of angle is that corner?

  90. 90.A kitchen cabinet door is opened less than a square corner. What kind of angle does the open door make?

  91. 91.A redwood branch meets the trunk in an angle wider than a square corner but not a straight line. What kind of angle is it?

  92. 92.A ferry ramp meets the dock in a square corner. Which measure matches that angle?

  93. 93.A classroom protractor shows a 40-degree angle between two paper strips. What kind of angle is it?

  94. 94.Fog-signal arms on a pier form a 130-degree angle. What kind of angle is that?

  95. 95.A rectangular orchard plot measures 12 yards by 8 yards. What is the area of the plot?

  96. 96.A library reading rug is a rectangle 7 feet by 6 feet. What is the area of the rug?

  97. 97.A rectangular section of ferry deck is 20 feet long and 4 feet wide. What is its area?

  98. 98.A classroom poster is a rectangle 10 inches long and 6 inches wide. What is the perimeter?

  99. 99.A square herb bed in the school kitchen garden measures 7 feet on each side. What is the perimeter?

  100. 100.A trail map frame is a rectangle 12 inches long and 5 inches wide. What is the perimeter of the frame?

  101. 101.A library story hour starts at 9:15 a.m. and ends at 10:00 a.m. How long does the story hour last?

  102. 102.An afternoon ferry leaves at 1:40 p.m. and docks at 2:15 p.m. How many minutes is the crossing?

  103. 103.A class starts a redwood walk at 11:50 a.m. and returns to the gate at 1:20 p.m. How many minutes are they on the trail?

  104. 104.Kitchen prep starts at 7:30 a.m. and lasts 2 hours 15 minutes. At what time does prep end?

  105. 105.A redwood sapling beside the trail is 3 feet tall. How many inches tall is the sapling?

  106. 106.A ferry crew measures a short rope that is 48 inches long. How many feet long is the rope?

  107. 107.A library shelf is 5 feet 4 inches long. What is that length in inches only?

  108. 108.A kitchen counter section is 30 inches long. What is that length in feet and inches?