Grade 4 math texas 09

STUDENT NAME

TAKS–M
Texas Assessment of
Knowledge and Skills–Modified

GRADE 4
MATHEMATICS

Administered April 2009

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MATHEMATICS

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Mathematics Chart
LENGTH
Metric

Customary

1 kilometer = 1000 meters

1 mile = 1760 yards

1 meter = 100 centimeters

1 mile = 5280 feet

1 centimeter = 10 millimeters

1 yard = 3 feet
1 foot = 12 inches

CAPACITY AND VOLUME
Metric

Customary

1 liter = 1000 milliliters

1 gallon = 4 quarts
1 gallon = 128 fluid ounces
1 quart = 2 pints
1 pint = 2 cups
1 cup = 8 fluid ounces

MASS AND WEIGHT
Metric

Customary

1 kilogram = 1000 grams

1 ton = 2000 pounds

1 gram = 1000 milligrams

1 pound = 16 ounces

TIME
1 year = 365 days
1 year = 12 months
1 year = 52 weeks
1 week = 7 days
1 day = 24 hours
1 hour = 60 minutes
1 minute = 60 seconds
Metric and customary rulers can be found on the separate Mathematics Chart.

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DIRECTIONS
Read each question. Then fill in the correct answer on your answer
document.

SAMPLE
A football stadium has 52,490 seats. There were 49,790 people at the

stadium for last week’s game. How many seats were empty?
A

2,300

B

3,700

C

2,700

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1 Which of these shows only a rotation?

A

P
P

B

P
P

C

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P
P

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2 The model below is shaded to show —

F 1

5
16

G 1

11
16

H 1

1
5

3 Mario is estimating an object’s weight in tons. Mario is most likely
estimating the weight of a —
A pencil
B math book
C school bus

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4 Look at the table below. It shows the number of new members who
joined a club during a 2-month period.

Club Membership
Month

Number of
New Members

January

182

February

125

Which of these is closest to the total number of new members during
these 2 months?
F 200
G 300
H 400

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5 Which statement about the shapes below is true?

A They are all congruent.
B They each have 1 line of symmetry.
C They each have 1 right angle.

6 In which number sentence does 5 make the equation true?

F

+ 10 = 25

G 25 − 5 =

H 25 ÷

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7 Look at the bar graph below. It shows where the students in Mr. Bonilla’s
class completed their homework on Monday.

Homework Locations of
Mr. Bonilla’s Students

Location

School bus

Bedroom

Kitchen

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Number of Students

How many more students completed their homework in their bedroom
than on the school bus?
A 7
B 6
C 4

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8 A bookcase has 9 shelves. Each shelf has 21 books. How many books in
all are on the shelves of the bookcase?
F 189
G 169
H 27

9 Look at the thermometers below. They show the temperature in Sally’s
backyard in the morning and in the afternoon.

°F

90

90

80

80

70

70

60

60

50

50
Morning

°F

Afternoon

By how many degrees did the temperature increase from the morning to
the afternoon?
A 22°F
B 18°F
C 9°F

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10 Look at the table below. It shows the number of pieces of candy that
come out of a candy machine when different numbers of quarters are
put into the machine.

Candy Machine
Number of
Quarters

Number of
Pieces of Candy

4

24

6

36

8

48

Which of these statements is true?
F Number of quarters × 6 = number of pieces of candy
G Number of quarters + 20 = number of pieces of candy
H Number of quarters + 40 = number of pieces of candy

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11 Which number does point K best represent on the number line below?
K
0

1
4

1
2

3
4

1

1

14

2

A 13
4

B 21
4

C 23
4

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12 Which is the best estimate of the capacity of a dog dish like the one
shown below?

F 1 milliliter
G 10 liters
H 1 liter

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13 Look at the bar graph below. It shows the number of gallons of water
used for different activities.

Water Used

Gallons Used

40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
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w
Br
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Sh
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Activity

Jo runs the dishwasher once a day. How many gallons of water does she
use in 5 days running the dishwasher?
A 25 gallons
B 10 gallons
C 50 gallons

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14 Look at the drawing below. Use the centimeter (cm) ruler on the
Mathematics Chart to measure the distance from school to home to the
nearest centimeter.

School

Home

Scale
1 cm = 1 km

If each centimeter on the drawing equals 1 kilometer (km), which is
closest to the number of kilometers from school to home?
F 8 kilometers
G 7 kilometers
H 3 kilometers

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15 Which describes the three-dimensional figure shown below?

A 3 faces, 3 edges
B 3 faces, 4 edges
C 4 faces, 6 edges

16 What number makes each number sentence shown below true?
10 ×
100 ×
1,000 ×

= 1,000
= 10,000
= 100,000

F 100
G 1,000
H 10,000

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17 Dalton practices baseball 2 to 4 hours each week. Which is the best
estimate of the amount of time Dalton practices baseball in 4 weeks?
A 7 hours
B 6 hours
C 12 hours

18 The models below are shaded to show that —

F

3
< 1
8
4

G

3
< 1
5
3

H

3

> 1
4
8

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19 There are 12 classrooms at a school. Each classroom has 3 computers.
How many computers does the school have?
A 30
B 36
C 9

20 Rachel has 3 dogs.
• Poochie weighs more than Lady.
• Daisy weighs more than Poochie.
Which dog weighs the most?
F Lady
G Poochie
H Daisy

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21 Look at the table below. It shows the numbers Roberta put into a
machine and the numbers that came out of the machine.

Roberta’s Machine
In

Out

22

18

23

19

24

20

What happened to each number Roberta put into this machine?
A Each number put into the machine had 4 subtracted from it.
B Each number put into the machine had 4 added to it.
C Each number put into the machine had 1 subtracted from it.

22 Derek earned $7 for each hour he worked. If he earned $84, how many
hours did Derek work?
F 10 hours
G 12 hours
H 102 hours

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23 Look at the arrows in the drawing of a baseball field. They show the
paths of 2 runners.

2nd base

3rd base

1st base

Home plate

Which statement is true about the arrows in this drawing?
A They are curved.
B They are perpendicular.
C They are parallel.

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24 Look at the table below. It shows the heights of 2 sisters.

Sisters’ Heights
Sister

Height
(inches)

Kate

56

Emily

48

Which describes how much taller Kate is than Emily?
F The difference between 56 and 48
G The product of 56 and 48
H The quotient of 56 and 48

25 In which number sentence does 6 make the equation true?
A 60 ÷

= 10

B 10 +

= 60

C 60 × 10 =

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26 Look at the table below. It shows the price of some items in a school
store.

School Store
Item

Price

Pencil

30¢

Eraser

35¢

Sticker

40¢

Aaron used 2 quarters to pay for one item. If he received 1 dime in
change, which of these items did Aaron buy?
F Pencil
G Eraser
H Sticker

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