MAP Growth practiceGrade 4

Free NWEA MAP Growth practice test for Grade 4Math 2-5, Reading 2-5 and Language 2+

Grade 4 children sit Math 2-5 and Reading 2-5, and Language 2+ where the school gives it. Math covers multi-digit multiplication, long division, equivalent fractions, decimals to hundredths, angles and measurement. Reading adds plays, opinion pieces and pairs of texts to compare, and words from Greek and Latin roots. Language adds incomplete and run-on sentences, relative pronouns such as who and which, the order of describing words, and commas in sentences joined by and, but or so.

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  • Math

    43 questions · no time limit · adapts as you go

    Number, measurement, algebra and geometry, at the level your child reaches.

  • Reading

    43 questions · no time limit · adapts as you go

    Stories, poems, plays, nonfiction and word meanings, at the level your child reaches.

  • Language

    43 questions · no time limit

    Writing, grammar, capitals, punctuation and spelling, from a grade below to a grade above.

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Tips

Getting ready for Grade 4

  • Check that a fraction answer is in the form the question asks for.
  • Estimate first, then work it out: the estimate catches slips.
  • For a word question, try each choice in place of the word and reread the sentence.
  • In Language, a complete sentence tells who or what, and what they do: check each choice for both.
  • The test reaches above Grade 4, so a few hard questions are normal.
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