Scholar Tests · Set 1
MAP Growth practice test, Grade 4
Name ______________________ Date ____________
Math
Circle the letter of the best answer. No time limit.
- 1.
Which multiplication matches the picture?
- A4 × 5
- B4 + 5
- C5 × 5
- D4 × 6
- 2.
Which shows 572 in expanded form?
- A500 + 20 + 7
- B500 + 70 + 2
- C200 + 70 + 5
- D5 + 7 + 2
- 3.
How much longer is the longest shell than the shortest shell?
- A3 3/4 inches
- B2 inches
- C2 3/4 inches
- D1 3/4 inches
- 4.
The clock shows the time the art class started. It lasted 40 minutes. What time did it end?
- A9:10
- B8:50
- C7:30
- D9:00
- 5.
Which shape ALWAYS has 4 right angles?
- Aparallelogram
- Bquadrilateral
- Crectangle
- Drhombus
- 6.
A pattern starts at 5 and follows the rule "add 4." The first three numbers are 5, 9, 13. What is the 7th number in the pattern?
- A25
- B28
- C29
- D33
- 7.
Use the number line. What is 35,342 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?
- A30,000
- B35,000
- C40,000
- D50,000
- 8.
What is the value of {4 × [3 + (9 × 7)]} − 3?
- A72
- B144
- C63
- D261
- 9.
A rectangular park is 32 m long and 31 m wide. A strip of lawn 2 m wide runs around the inside of its edge. Inside the lawn is a path 3 m wide, and inside the path is a flower bed. What is the area of the flower bed?
- A650 m²
- B530 m²
- C462 m²
- D702 m²
- 10.
What mixed number names point P on the number line?
- A4 3/5
- B3 3/4
- C4 3/4
- D4 1/4
Reading
Circle the letter of the best answer. No time limit.
- 1.
Raise your hand at an appropriate time, not while the teacher is talking.
What does the word appropriate mean in this sentence?
- Aright for the time or place
- Bvery expensive
- Cvery old
- Dvery colorful
- 2.
Which word means "a person who travels to unknown places to learn about them"?
- Aexplorer
- Binsulator
- Cfactor
- Dangle
Summer Reading Challenge
Maple Grove Public Library
Summer Reading Challenge
June 16 to August 8Read, explore, and earn prizes this summer! The challenge is free and open to all kids ages 5 to 12.
How It Works
1. Sign up at the front desk to get your reading log.
2. Read for 20 minutes or more each day. Books, magazines, and comics all count!
3. Color in one star on your log for each day you read.
4. Bring your log to the front desk every Friday to collect a sticker.Prizes
Fill 10 stars: a free book to keep
Fill 25 stars: a ticket to the Ice Cream Social
Fill 40 stars: your name on the Reading Wall of FameSpecial Events (Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m.)
June 25: Reptile Visitors from the Nature Center
July 16: Make Your Own Comic Book
August 6: Ice Cream Social for star readers3.Under which heading can a reader find out what happens on July 16?
- ASpecial Events
- BPrizes
- CSummer Reading Challenge
- DHow It Works
- 4.
How many stars must a reader fill to get a free book?
- A40
- B25
- C5
- D10
- 5.
Which reader will have a name on the Reading Wall of Fame?
- AA reader who reads for 40 minutes on one day
- BA reader who reads for at least 20 minutes on 40 different days
- CA reader who goes to all three special events
- DA reader who signs up on the very first day
- 6.
Which word is a stronger way to say stream?
- Ahate
- Bdrip
- Ctrickle
- Dgush
- 7.
press
1. v. push down on something
2. n. newspapers and the people who report the news
3. v. make clothes flat with an iron
4. n. a machine that prints books and newspapers
Ben Franklin ran a printing press in Philadelphia.Which meaning of press is used in the sentence?
- AMeaning 1
- BMeaning 2
- CMeaning 3
- DMeaning 4
When the Lights Go Out
When the lights go out and the house is still, My room begins to speak. The heater hums a sleepy tune, The floorboards softly creak. The curtain sways and waves hello To moonlight on the floor. The faucet down the hallway drips A drumbeat, nothing more. Outside, the maple taps the glass With fingers made of leaves, And raindrops tiptoe, soft and light, Like mice along the eaves. My brother whispers, "What was that?" I pull his blanket tight. "It's just our house," I tell him, "saying Goodnight, goodnight, goodnight." I've learned to hear the house's songs As music, soft and deep, The way an old friend hums along Until you fall asleep.
8.Who is the speaker of this poem?
- AA little brother who is worried about the sounds
- BA plumber fixing a dripping faucet
- CA child in bed at night, listening to the house
- DThe house itself, talking about its rooms
- 9.
The poem says, "The curtain sways and waves hello." What does this line suggest?
- AThe curtain is torn and needs fixing.
- BThe speaker is waving at the moon.
- CThe curtain moves gently, as if it were greeting someone.
- DSomeone is hiding behind the curtain.
- 10.
Why does the speaker tell the brother that the house is saying "Goodnight, goodnight, goodnight"?
- ATo tell the brother to get up and play
- BTo explain that the house is broken
- CTo make the brother laugh out loud
- DTo help the brother feel calm about the sounds
Language
Circle the letter of the best answer. No time limit.
- 1.
That boy ______ faster than anyone in our class.
Which word or words best complete the sentence?
- Awere running
- Bruns
- Crun
- Dhave run
- 2.
Dana planted seeds in the garden two weeks ago.
Which line of dialogue best shows that Dana is excited?
- A"The rabbits ate all my lettuce," Dana said softly, her shoulders drooping.
- B"Tiny green sprouts! Come look, quick!" Dana yelled, running into the house.
- C"I watered them every day, so why is nothing growing?" Dana asked, poking the dirt with a stick.
- D"Thanks for helping me pull the weeds, Grandpa," Dana said with a smile.
- 3.
Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?
- AEvery Saturday, my dad makes Pancakes.
- Bevery Saturday, my dad makes pancakes.
- CEvery Saturday, my dad makes pancakes.
- DEvery saturday, my dad makes pancakes.
- 4.
Hummingbirds are tiny birds with surprising skills.
Which sentence best supports this topic sentence?
- AWe are having a bake sale to raise money for the library.
- BMy uncle drives a delivery truck in the city.
- CThey can fly in ways that other birds cannot.
- DBenjamin Franklin invented several useful things.
- 5.
The sun went down. The air got colder.
Which sentence best combines the two sentences without changing what they mean?
- AWhen the sun went down the air, got colder.
- BWhen the sun went down, the air got colder.
- CThe sun went down, the air got colder.
- DAlthough the sun went down, the air got colder.
- 6.
Night is the time ______ owls hunt for mice.
Which word best completes the sentence?
- Awhose
- Bwhen
- Cwhich
- Dwho
- 7.
You can choose ______ the red one or the blue one.
Which word is spelled correctly and completes the sentence?
- Aiether
- Beithr
- Ceither
- Deether
- 8.
The pool is open both on Saturday ______ on Sunday.
Which word or words best complete the sentence?
- Aor
- Band
- Cbut
- Dnor
- 9.
1. Next, they built the robot's frame and attached its motors and sensors.
2. For the regional robotics contest, Zoe's team spent weeks building a robot that could sort blocks by color.
3. During testing, the robot kept dropping blocks, so the team redesigned its gripper.
4. They began by sketching designs and choosing the strongest one.In what order should these sentences go?
- A2, 1, 4, 3
- B1, 4, 2, 3
- C3, 4, 1, 2
- D2, 4, 1, 3
- 10.
Which sentence writes the title correctly?
- AThe band played Marching Down Main Street at the parade.
- BThe band played Marching Down Main Street at the parade.
- CThe band played "Marching Down main Street" at the parade.
- DThe band played "Marching Down Main Street" at the parade.
Written by Scholar Tests in the style of the published MAP Growth question types. Not a real MAP Growth test, and a practice score is not a real score.