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4 Grade Sample Pages
Set A: page 5
Set B: page 16
Set C: page 12
Set D: page 16
Set E: page 21
Name _____________________________
4th Grade Math
STAAR Bound
1. The model is shaded to show
1
2. A summer camp is taking participants to the
zoo. Each group of 5 campers will require an
adult guide. Which strategy can be used to find
the total number of adult guides who are needed?
.
Which decimal does the model represent?
A
1.2
B
1.02
C
12.0
D
0.12
3. Look at the banner below.
R
F
Add 5 to the total number of campers
G
Subtract 5 from the total number of campers
H
Divide the total number of campers by 5
J
Multiply the total number of campers by 5
4. Students were given decimal cards to label
and shade. Two of the cards are shown below.
P
N
S
L
M
0.48
Which 2 line segments appear to be parallel?
0.93
How much greater is 0.93 than 0.48?
A
Line segments NS and MP
B
Line segments LN and SN
F
0.55
C
Line segments MP and NR
G
0.45
D
Line segments MP and RL
H
0.52
J
0.07
5
Name _____________________________
4th Grade Math
STAAR Bound
1. A cube and a rectangular prism are shown
below.
2. Which point on the number line best
represents a number that is larger than the
product of 3 and 10, but smaller than the
product of 5 and 7?
F
25
•
29
G
H
•
•
33
J
•
41
Which statement about the figures is not true?
F
Point F
B They each have 8 vertices and 12 edges.
G
Point G
C Every angle is a right angle in both figures.
H
Point H
D A cube is not a rectangular prism.
J
A They each have 6 faces.
3. The graph shows the number of edges on
different three-dimensional figures.
Point J
4. The table shows the value relationship
between pennies and dollars.
Money Values
Total Edges
14
Dollars
Pennies
12
1
100
2
200
9
900
12
1,200
10
8
6
4
2
0
Triangular
Pyramid
Square Rectangular
Pyramid
Prism
Sphere
Three-dimensional Figure
How many pennies are equivalent to 20 dollars?
F 2,000
G 200
Which of the following statements is not true?
H 20
A Square pyramids have 2 more edges than
triangular pyramids.
J 20,000
B Rectangular prisms have twice the amount
of edges as triangular pyramids.
C Triangular pyramids have the fewest edges.
D Square pyramids have 8 edges.
16
Name _____________________________
4th Grade Math
STAAR Bound
1. What is the perimeter of the figure shown
below?
2. Two fraction models are shaded below.
25 feet
14 feet
7 feet
2
10
17 feet
22
100
A
63 feet
If renamed as decimals, which comparison
statement would be true for the shaded models?
B
78 feet
F 0.2 = 0.22
C
150 feet
G 0.2 > 0.22
D
70 feet
H 0.22 > 0.2
J
3. Which describes the transformation required
to change lower case letter p to lower case
letter q?
pq
4. When comparing weight and mass, which of
the following statements is not true?
F Mass is a measure of the matter in an object.
G Weight is a measure of the pull of gravity on
the matter in an object.
H Weight changes based on the location in the
galaxy; mass does not change.
J
A
Reflection
B
Rotation
C
Translation
D
Not here
2 > 22
Mass and weight never measure the same
amount.
12
Name _____________________________
4th Grade Math
STAAR Bound
1. Shade the models to help you answer the
question below.
2. There are 392 coupons available as a prize.
4 winners will share the coupons equally. How
many coupons will each winner receive?
Record your answer and fill in the bubbles. Be
sure to use the correct place value.
0.01
0.1
Which statement below is not true?
A
0.1< 0.01
B
0.01 is read, “one hundredth”
C
0.1 is read, “one tenth”
D
0.01 + 0.1 = 0.11
3. Which point on the number line best
4. Teresa is making a pattern. The pictures
show the choices of shapes and shape colors
available.
2
represents 12 ?
4
Shapes
A
10
•
B
11
•
C
12
D
••







13
A Point A
B Point B
C Point C
D Point D
Colors
White
Blue
Red
Green
Pink
Purple
black
How many different combinations of 1 shape
and 1 color are possible?
F 18
G 21
H 10
J
14
16
Name _____________________________
4th Grade Math
STAAR Bound
1. Which table correctly shows the following
mathematics rule:
2. Which statement appears to be true about
the figures below?
Input x 6 = Output
A Total Sides
24
28
32
18
Number of
Insects
B
4
7
8
3
Number of
Hexagons
Total
Faces
Number
of Cubes
4
7
8
3
24
28
32
16
6
7
8
4
Total Legs
Number
of Teams
Total
Players
7
8
9
12
42
48
54
60
C
D
24
42
48
18
3. The map below shows the location of a city
park.
F
The dotted triangle is a horizontal rotation of
the shaded triangle.
G The dotted triangle is a vertical reflection
of the shaded triangle.
H The dotted triangle is a translation of the
shaded triangle.
J
The dotted triangle is a horizontal reflection
of the shaded triangle.
4. Shade the two models to show the decimal
numbers below.
Avenue A
1st Street
City Park
0.55
0.76
Which best describes 1st Street and Avenue A?
How much larger is 0.76 than 0.55?
A 1st Street and Avenue A are parallel streets.
F
0.21
B 1 Street and Avenue A intersect to form an
acute angle.
G
2.10
C 1st Street and Avenue A are perpendicular.
H
1.31
D 1st Street and Avenue A intersect and make
a triangle.
J
0.021
st
21