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Ohio's State Tests Mathematics Grade 4

Place value, multi-digit operations, fractions, decimals, area, and angles.

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  1. 1.A Columbus warehouse took in 748 cartons of paper on Monday and 356 cartons on Tuesday. How many cartons arrived over those two days?

  2. 2.The supply closet at a Cleveland school started the week with 700 rulers. After classrooms picked up supplies, 268 rulers were gone. How many rulers were still in the closet?

  3. 3.A choir in Cincinnati sets up 6 rows of chairs, and each row has 50 chairs. How many chairs are set up?

  4. 4.Volunteers in Toledo have 56 water bottles to share equally among 8 trail crews. How many bottles does each crew receive?

  5. 5.A baker in Akron cuts one peach tart into 5 equal slices and puts 2 of those slices on a display plate. What fraction of the tart is on the plate?

  6. 6.A seed bed at a Dayton community garden is a rectangle 9 feet long and 4 feet wide. What is the area of the seed bed?

  7. 7.A rectangular program sign at a Youngstown library is 7 inches long and 6 inches wide. How many inches of trim are needed to go all the way around the sign?

  8. 8.A field-trip bus leaves Canton at 8:35 a.m. and reaches the museum stop at 9:20 a.m. How long is that ride?

  9. 9.A trail counter in Cuyahoga Valley recorded 6,482 walkers on Saturday. What is 6,482 rounded to the nearest thousand?

  10. 10.Ticket sellers in Sandusky stamped 2,364 admissions for a lakeside show. What is 2,364 rounded to the nearest ten?

  11. 11.A marina on Lake Erie logged 5,738 boat-safety checks. Round 5,738 to the nearest hundred.

  12. 12.A Columbus shipping label shows the number 905,216. What is the value of the digit 5?

  13. 13.A food drive in Cincinnati collected 48,307 cans. A food drive in Dayton collected 48,370 cans. Which total is greater?

  14. 14.A ledger in Marietta records the sum 60,000 + 4,000 + 80 + 5. Which number is that sum?

  15. 15.A history museum in Chillicothe welcomed 3,486 visitors in May and 2,759 visitors in June. How many visitors came during those two months?

  16. 16.Organizers in Marietta printed 5,000 riverfront-festival programs and handed out 2,864 of them. How many programs were left?

  17. 17.An outfitter in Hocking Hills puts 1,208 trail maps into each of 4 bins. How many maps are in the bins altogether?

  18. 18.Each of 24 classrooms in Akron orders a box of 36 pencils. How many pencils is that order?

  19. 19.A librarian in Youngstown has 47 bookmarks and packs them in groups of 6. Which statement describes the full packs and the remainder?

  20. 20.Life jackets at a Sandusky boathouse are bundled by 8. The boathouse has 96 jackets. How many full bundles can be made?

  21. 21.Cookies at a Dayton bakery fill a tray of 36 with no spaces left. Which number could be the number of equal rows on that tray?

  22. 22.A marching band in Canton lines up in rows of 7 with nobody left over. Which of these totals lets the band do that?

  23. 23.Locker numbers on a Columbus hallway include 11, 15, 21, and 27. Which of those numbers is prime?

  24. 24.Students in Cleveland sort the numbers 13, 17, 19, and 25. Which number is composite?

  25. 25.A Lake Erie ferry adds the same number of passengers at each dock. The running totals are 16, 24, 32, and 40. What is the next total?

  26. 26.Along the Ohio River at Marietta, a short loop is 3 miles. The long loop is 5 times as far. How many miles is the long loop?

  27. 27.Notebooks at a Columbus book fair cost $4 each. A class buys 6 notebooks and pays with a $30 bill. How much change should the class receive?

  28. 28.Painters have covered 2/3 of a brick wall in Cincinnati. Which fraction names that same part of the wall?

  29. 29.In a Cleveland lunchroom, one milk carton is 3/8 full and another is 5/8 full. Which carton contains more milk?

  30. 30.On a Hocking Hills morning, hikers walk 2/8 mile on a boardwalk and then 5/8 mile on gravel. How far do they walk in all?

  31. 31.A pitcher at a Toledo picnic starts 6/8 full. Guests drink 2/8 of the pitcher. What fraction of the pitcher is left?

  32. 32.A baker in Dayton measures 2 full cups of flour and then 1/4 cup more. Which mixed number shows the amount of flour?

  33. 33.A quilt club in Chillicothe uses 1 2/5 yards of cloth and later uses another 2 1/5 yards. How many yards are used in all?

  34. 34.Each of 4 students on a Sandusky field trip drinks 1/3 cup of juice. How many cups do the students drink altogether?

  35. 35.A rain gauge in Akron shows 7 tenths of an inch. Which decimal names 7 tenths?

  36. 36.A depth mark on the Ohio River at Marietta reads 43 hundredths of a meter. Which decimal matches that reading?

  37. 37.A water gauge near Sandusky reads 0.6 meter. A gauge on the Ohio River near Marietta reads 0.58 meter. Which reading is greater?

  38. 38.At a market in Cleveland, a shopper pays $2.45 for apples and $1.30 for crackers. What is the total cost?

  39. 39.A notebook in a Canton shop costs $3.65. A student pays with a $5 bill. How much change is due?

  40. 40.Rangers in Cuyahoga Valley measure a fallen log that is 3 meters long. They record lengths in centimeters. How many centimeters long is the log?

  41. 41.A posted bike path beside Lake Erie is 4 kilometers long. A map scale uses meters. How many meters is that path?

  42. 42.A pottery workshop in Youngstown runs for 3 hours. The sign-in sheet records minutes. How many minutes should the sheet show for the workshop?

  43. 43.A grocer in Toledo sets a 2-kilogram cheese wheel on a gram scale. What mass should the scale show?

  44. 44.Students fill a Columbus classroom tank that holds 5 liters. Their measuring cup is marked in milliliters. How many milliliters fill the tank?

  45. 45.Ribbon for a Dayton bulletin board must match a poster that is 2 feet tall. How many inches tall is the poster?

  46. 46.A pantry sack of rice in Cincinnati weighs 3 pounds. The kitchen scale reads ounces. How many ounces are in the sack?

  47. 47.A rectangular patio in Chillicothe is 12 feet long and 8 feet wide. What is the area of the patio?

  48. 48.A rectangular garden in Hocking Hills is 14 meters long and 6 meters wide. How much fencing is needed to go around it?

  49. 49.The corner of a square window in Marietta is a right angle. How many degrees are in a right angle?

  50. 50.On a Cleveland bridge drawing, two adjacent angles measure 35 degrees and 55 degrees. What is the measure of the combined angle?

  51. 51.A sign shop in Akron compares angle measures of 90 degrees, 47 degrees, 120 degrees, and 180 degrees. Which measure is acute?

  52. 52.Street planners in Dayton label turns of 45 degrees, 90 degrees, 180 degrees, and 135 degrees. Which measure is obtuse?

  53. 53.Railroad tracks beside the Ohio River in Marietta run side by side and never meet. What kind of lines do the tracks model?

  54. 54.A floor stencil in Canton has 4 sides and 4 right angles, and its opposite sides are equal. Which name fits the stencil?

  55. 55.A trail marker in Cuyahoga Valley is a triangle with one right angle. What kind of triangle is the marker?

  56. 56.A square floor tile in a Toledo hallway matches across both midlines and both diagonals. How many lines of symmetry does that square have?

  57. 57.In the Columbus shipping code 73,518, what is the value of the digit 7?

  58. 58.Two attendance sheets in Cincinnati show 9,450 and 9,405. Which number is less?

  59. 59.The odometer on a Dayton school bus shows 12,649 miles. What is 12,649 rounded to the nearest hundred?

  60. 60.A greenhouse in Hocking Hills plants 8 rows with 125 seedlings in each row. How many seedlings are planted?

  61. 61.Orange cones for an Akron street fair are packed 7 to a case. Workers unpack enough full cases to get exactly 84 cones. How many cases do they open?

  62. 62.Chairs for a concert in Chillicothe are placed in rows of 9. There are 58 chairs. After as many full rows as possible are filled, how many chairs are left over?

  63. 63.A Lake Erie weather chart shades 1/4 of a square. Which fraction shades the same part of the square?

  64. 64.A paint can in Cleveland holds 2 7/10 cups. A mural uses 1 3/10 cups from that can. How much paint is left?

  65. 65.One pan of cornbread in a Cincinnati class uses 2/5 cup of cornmeal. The class makes 3 pans. How many cups of cornmeal are used?

  66. 66.Two rainfall readings in Youngstown are 0.39 inch and 0.4 inch. Which reading is greater?

  67. 67.Students in Toledo color 3/6 of a banner and then color another 4/6 of the same banner. What mixed number equals 3/6 + 4/6?

  68. 68.A coach in Sandusky sets a lap clock for 2 minutes. The backup clock counts seconds. How many seconds is that lap?

  69. 69.Parade organizers in Columbus have 4 yards of banner cloth. They need that length in feet. How many feet of cloth do they have?

  70. 70.A rectangular dock on Lake Erie is 11 meters long and 5 meters wide. What is the area of the dock?

  71. 71.A straight angle on a Dayton street map measures 180 degrees. One part of that angle measures 70 degrees. What is the measure of the other part?

  72. 72.On a map of Cincinnati, two streets meet and make a square corner. Which word names lines that meet at a right angle?

  73. 73.Mile markers along a Lake Erie path show 5, 10, 15, and 20. What rule makes that list?

  74. 74.Boxes of crayons in a Canton store hold 8 crayons each. A teacher buys 7 boxes and already has 5 loose crayons. How many crayons does the teacher have?

  75. 75.A craft table in Marietta has 18 beads that can be split into equal groups with none left over. Which list shows every factor of 18?

  76. 76.Which number equals 4 × 10,000 + 3 × 100 + 6 × 1 on a Columbus place-value chart?

  77. 77.A count used by a Youngstown planning board is 27,519. What is 27,519 rounded to the nearest thousand?

  78. 78.A Cleveland library count listed 8,003 books, and 2,476 of them were sent for repair. How many books stayed on the shelves?

  79. 79.Each of 15 buses leaving Cincinnati carries 28 students. How many students ride those buses?

  80. 80.A climbing rope in Hocking Hills is 132 feet long. Guides cut it into practice lengths of 6 feet. How many practice lengths do they get?

  81. 81.A Lake Erie rental has 20 kayaks, and 1/4 of them are yellow. How many kayaks are yellow?

  82. 82.A trail sign in Cuyahoga Valley says a lookout is more than 3 miles away and less than 4 miles away. Which mixed number could be that distance?

  83. 83.Rain in Columbus measured 1.25 inches on Monday and 0.4 inch on Tuesday. What was the total rainfall for the two days?

  84. 84.A frame shop in Toledo cuts a mat that is 5 feet wide. The price list uses inches. How many inches wide is the mat?

  85. 85.A square garden plot in Akron has sides that are each 8 feet long. How many feet of fence go around the plot?

  86. 86.The museum shop in Dayton sells a square ceramic tile measuring 13 inches on each edge. What is the area of one tile?

  87. 87.A corner on a Sandusky pier measures 90 degrees. What is that angle called?

  88. 88.One Akron recipe uses 1/2 cup of milk. Another uses 3/8 cup of milk. Which amount of milk is greater?

  89. 89.At a Sandusky school store, a pencil costs $0.75 and an eraser costs $0.48. What is the cost of both items?

  90. 90.A display in Chillicothe shows 6,040 one season and a later count that is 2,875 less. What is 6,040 - 2,875?

  91. 91.A printer in Cleveland prepares 2,134 newsletters and makes 3 copies of that set. How many copies is that?

  92. 92.A Canton game uses the number 24. Which of these numbers is not a factor of 24?

  93. 93.Students in Toledo sort whole numbers into prime and composite groups. Which statement about the number 1 is true?

  94. 94.A class in Marietta starts a museum tour at 10:15 a.m. and finishes at 11:05 a.m. How long is the tour?

  95. 95.A farm stand near Canton lists a pumpkin with a mass of 4 kilograms. A customer asks for that mass in grams. How many grams is the pumpkin?

  96. 96.A crew paints 3/5 of a railing along the Ohio River. Which fraction names that same part of the railing?

  97. 97.A parade ribbon in Youngstown is 9/10 meter long. Decorators cut off 4/10 meter. How much ribbon is left?

  98. 98.A Columbus route number is 82,407. Which digit is in the hundreds place?

  99. 99.An attendance figure in Akron is 6,085. What is 6,085 rounded to the nearest ten?

  100. 100.A neighborhood walk in Cincinnati covers 6 blocks. The bridge walk is 4 times as long. How many blocks is the bridge walk?

  101. 101.A rectangle on a playground in Akron is 10 yards long and 3 yards wide. Which statement is true?

  102. 102.A right angle on a Hocking Hills shelter drawing is split into two angles. One angle measures 28 degrees. What is the measure of the other angle?

  103. 103.A class in Chillicothe marks a line plot with two jars at 1/4 pound, three jars at 1/2 pound, and one jar at 3/4 pound. How many jars are on the plot?

  104. 104.A timetable lists the ride from Columbus to Cleveland as 2 hours 15 minutes. How many minutes is that ride?

  105. 105.A math club in Dayton looks at 27, 29, 31, and 23. Which of those numbers is composite?

  106. 106.Navigators counting buoys on Lake Erie compute 40 × 30. What is that product?

  107. 107.A glass at a Chillicothe diner can be filled to 1/8, 1/2, 7/8, or 3/8 of the top. Which fill is closest to a full glass?

  108. 108.A family in Marietta spends $12.50 on riverside snacks and $7.25 on postcards. How much do they spend in all?