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<b>Name: ____________________.</b>


<b>GRADE 4 MATHS REVIEW</b>



<b>ANSWER KEY</b>



<b></b>
<b>---SECTION A</b>


<b>Answer all questions.</b>


<b>The multiple choice questions must be answered with a cross in a box X .</b>


<b>If you change your mind about an answer, put a line through the box X</b> <b>and then mark your new</b>
<b>answer with another cross</b> <b>X .</b>


<b>1. What number am I? Using the clues below, guess what number is being described.</b>


I have 7 digits.



My units place value is 9.



My hundreds place value is an even number that is smaller that 3.


My tens place value is half of 10.



My millions place value is 67 - 64.


My thousands place value is 21 ÷ 3.



My ten thousands place value is (8 × 1) - 8.



My hundred thousands place value is the only odd number that hasn’t been used yet.




<b>a) Write the number below:</b>


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<b>b) Now write your answer in words.</b>


Three million, one hundred and seven thousand, two hundred and fifty nine.


<b>2. Complete the table by writing the numbers to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000.</b>


<b>Nearest 10</b>

<b>Nearest 100</b>

<b>Nearest 1000</b>



<b>3467</b>

3470 3500 3000


<b>1059</b>

1060 1100 1000


<b>8888</b>

8890 8900 9000


<b>6291</b>

6290 6300 6000


<b>505</b>

510 500 1000


<b>3109</b>

3110 3100 3000


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<b>3. Look at the grid below.</b>


<b>a) Is the square divided into tenths or hundredths?</b>
<b>Circle the correct option below.</b>


tenths

hundredths




<b>b) Write the decimal number for the shaded part.</b>


0.4


<b>4. Circle any number below that is greater than 0.01.</b>


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<b>5. A store collects the data of their sales of musical instruments.</b>


<b>a) Complete the bar graph to represent the data.</b>


<b>b) How many more guitars than drums were sold?</b>


<b>180(630-450)</b>



<b>c) Which two instruments have the same number of sales?</b>


<b>Drum and piano</b>



Guitar Trumpet Drum Saxophone Piano


<b>X-axis: musical instrument</b>


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<b>d) What is the difference in sales between the trumpet and the saxophone?</b>


<b>180(720-540)</b>



<b>e) How many instruments were sold in total?</b>


<b>2790</b>




<b>Show your working in the box below.</b>


<b>6. a) Double(x2) the numbers below.</b>


248

496



425

850



362

724



<b>b) Halve(÷2) the numbers below.</b>


864

432



286

143



620

310



<b>630 + 720 + 450 + 540 + 450 = 2790</b>



<b>× 2</b>


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<b>7. Circle the even numbers below.</b>
<b>One has been done for you.</b>


<b>8. Ruby has earned a sticker each day this week.</b>
<b>She puts each sticker on her reward sheet.</b>
<b>By the end of the week, she has five stickers.</b>
<b>a) How many more stickers does she need</b>



<b>to complete the reward sheet?</b>


<b>20 stickers (5×4)</b>



<b>b) Harry has twice as many stickers as Ruby.</b>
<b>How many stickers does Harry have?</b>


<b>10 stickers (5×2)</b>



<b>c) A teacher has 50 stickers and shares them</b>
<b>equally with each of the 25 students in the class.</b>


<b>How many does each student get?</b>


<b>2 stickers (50÷25)</b>



<b>9. Which measurement below is an obtuse angle?</b>


33° 110° 90° 89°


26



2020


1353



8


140



57




909



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<b>10.</b> <b>The table below shows four shapes. Complete the table by writing the correct information.</b>
<b>The first shape is completed as an example.</b>


Number of



<b>acute angles</b>



Number of



<b>right angles</b>



Number of



<b>obtuse angles</b>



2

1

0



<b>1</b>

<b>2</b>

<b>1</b>



<b>2</b>

<b>0</b>

<b>2</b>



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<b>11. Complete the table below by filling in the blank spaces.</b>


<b>Shape</b> <b>Name</b> <b>How many</b>


<b>sides?</b>


<b>How many</b>


<b>angles?</b>


<b>How many</b>
<b>pairs of parallel</b>


<b>lines?</b>


<b>How many</b>
<b>pairs of</b>
<b>perpendicular</b>


<b>lines?</b>


square

4

4

2

4



octagon

8

8

4

0



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<b>12.</b> <b>Look at the shapes below.</b>


Name: triangle Name: square Name: parallelogram


<b>a) Write the name of each shape using the words from the box below.</b>


<b>b) On each shape above, draw all the lines of symmetry.</b>
<b>Use a ruler.</b>


<b>13. Place the numbers in the box in the correct place in the Venn Diagram below.</b>


parallelogram

square

triangle




6

10

13

16

24

32



multiples of 6 <sub>multiples of 8</sub>


6

<sub>16</sub>



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<b>14.</b> <b>How many metres (m) are in 1 kilometre (km)?</b>


250 m 1000 m 100 m 2000 m


<b>15.</b> <b>What is 0.5 kilograms (kg) when converted to grams (g)?</b>


5000 g 50 g 500 g 5 g


<b>16.</b> <b>What unit of measurement would you use to measure the length of a pencil?</b>


litres (L) kilometres (km) grams (g) centimetres (cm)


<b>17. How many millilitres are in a litre?</b>


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<b>18.</b> <b>Look at the diagram below.</b>


<b>How many millilitres of water are in the jug?</b>


160 ml 180 ml 175 ml 250 ml


<b>19.</b> <b>Convert the following 24-hour times to 12-hour times.</b>


<i><b>Hint: 12-hour times include AM or PM.</b></i>



<b>a)</b>

17:52

5:52 p.m



<b>b)</b>

05:55

5:55 a.m



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<b>20.</b> <b>Neil is taking a holiday to Vung Tau from Ho Chi Minh City. The bus ride will last 1 hour and 45</b>
<b>minutes. The bus arrives in Vung Tau at 21:15.</b>


<b>At what time does the bus leave Ho Chi Minh City?</b>


<b>Answer: 19:30</b>



<b>Show your working in the box below.</b>


<b>21.</b> <b>Lam is going on holiday on Tuesday 5th<sub>May 2020. He will come back 5 days later.</sub></b>


<b>What day will Lam return?</b>


<b>Answer: Sunday</b>



<b>What date will Lam return?</b>


<b>Answer: 10</b>

<b>th</b>

<b><sub>May 2020</sub></b>



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<b>22.</b> <b>How many pairs of factors are there for the number 32?</b>


5 20 3 100


<b>Show your working in the box below.</b>


<b>23.</b> <b>Complete the conversions below.</b>



<b>a) Convert the mixed numbers into improper fractions:</b>


3
6
5


=
6
23


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<b>b) Convert the improper fractions into mixed numbers:</b>


3
11
=
3
2
3
7
15
=
7
1
2
2
9
=


2
1
4


<b>24.</b> <b>a) Circle the fractions below that are equivalent to</b>


3
1


<b>b) Write in the missing numbers to complete the lowest form of the fractions shown.</b>


For example: 1


2 =
2
4 =
3
6 =
4
8 =
5
10


i. = 2


8 =


3


12 =



4
16


ii. = 2


6 =


3


9 =


4
12


iii. = 2


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<b>c) Write the simplest form of each fraction shown below.</b>


i. 6


9 = 3


2


ii. 3


12 = 4


1



iii. 10


15 = 3


2


iv. 25


30 = 6


5


v. 21


42 = 2


1


vi. 18


45 = 5


2


<b>25. A bag of pasta weighs</b>


5
2



<b>of 1 kg.</b>


<b>What is the equivalent weight as a decimal number?</b>


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