MAP Growth practice, Grade 4

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MAP Growth practice test, Grade 4

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Math

Circle the letter of the best answer, or two letters where a question asks for two. No time limit.

  1. 1.

    The clock shows the time the swim lesson started. It lasted 20 minutes. What time did it end?

    1. A1:35
    2. B12:55
    3. C1:45
    4. D2:15
  2. 2.

    There are 2 bags with 4 apples in each bag. How many apples are there in all?

    1. A4
    2. B6
    3. C8
    4. D12
  3. 3.

    What is the measure of angle DEF?

    1. A30°
    2. B170°
    3. C150°
    4. D160°
  4. 4.

    The value of the 2 in 27 is how many times the value of the 2 in 82?

    1. A1
    2. B100
    3. C10
    4. D1,000
  5. 5.

    Which numbers are multiples of 6?

    Choose all the correct answers.

    1. A35
    2. B72
    3. C38
    4. D36
    5. E37
  6. 6.

    A triangle has one angle that is greater than a right angle. What kind of triangle is it?

    1. Aequilateral triangle
    2. Bacute triangle
    3. Cright triangle
    4. Dobtuse triangle
  7. 7.

    701 − 213 = ?

    1. A512
    2. B498
    3. C488
    4. D914
  8. 8.

    Round 17.1 to the nearest whole number.

    1. A20
    2. B18
    3. C17
    4. D16
  9. 9.

    How much longer is the longest leaf than the shortest leaf?

    1. A1 inch
    2. B3/4 inch
    3. C4 3/4 inches
    4. D2 3/4 inches
  10. 10.

    Pattern A starts at 0 and follows the rule "add 2." Pattern B starts at 0 and follows the rule "add 10." The 1st numbers make the ordered pair (0, 0). Which ordered pair do the 4th numbers make?

    1. A(30, 6)
    2. B(8, 40)
    3. C(6, 30)
    4. D(6, 14)

Reading

Circle the letter of the best answer. No time limit.

  1. 1.

    Which word shows the mildest sadness?

    1. Adisappointed
    2. Bsad
    3. Chappy
    4. Dheartbroken
  2. 2.

    The impatient driver honked when the light turned green.

    What does the word impatient mean in this sentence?

    1. Acalm and willing to wait
    2. Bnot wanting to wait
    3. Csleepy and slow
    4. Dkind and gentle
  3. 3.

    The guide words on a dictionary page are hemisphere and hide.

    Which word would you find on that page?

    1. Ahesitate
    2. Bhabitat
    3. Choist
    4. Dhorrible

  4. Summer Reading Challenge

    Maple Grove Public Library
    Summer Reading Challenge
    June 16 to August 8

    Read, 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 Fame

    Special 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 readers

    4.

    Under which heading can a reader find out what happens on July 16?

    1. ASummer Reading Challenge
    2. BSpecial Events
    3. CHow It Works
    4. DReading Log
  5. 5.

    How many stars must a reader fill to get a free book?

    1. A5
    2. B20
    3. C10
    4. D25
  6. 6.

    Which reader will have a name on the Reading Wall of Fame?

    1. AA reader who reads for 40 minutes on one day
    2. BA reader who signs up on the very first day
    3. CA reader who reads for at least 20 minutes on 40 different days
    4. DA reader who goes to all three special events

  7. 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.

    7.

    Who is the speaker of this poem?

    1. AA parent tucking two children into bed
    2. BA child in bed at night, listening to the house
    3. CThe house itself, talking about its rooms
    4. DA little brother who is worried about the sounds
  8. 8.

    The poem says, "The curtain sways and waves hello." What does this line suggest?

    1. AThe curtain moves gently, as if it were greeting someone.
    2. BThe curtain is torn and needs fixing.
    3. CThe window is wide open during a storm.
    4. DThe speaker is waving at the moon.
  9. 9.

    Why does the speaker tell the brother that the house is saying "Goodnight, goodnight, goodnight"?

    1. ATo make the brother laugh out loud
    2. BBecause the house can really talk
    3. CTo help the brother feel calm about the sounds
    4. DTo explain that the house is broken
  10. 10.

    Which word means "a drawing that shows the parts of something or how it works"?

    1. Adiagram
    2. Borganism
    3. Cadaptation
    4. Dinsulator

Language

Circle the letter of the best answer. No time limit.

  1. 1.

    Which sentence uses commas correctly?

    1. AThe school play will be on February 20 2026.
    2. BThe school play will be on, February 20, 2026.
    3. CThe school play will be on February 20, 2026.
    4. DThe school play will be on February, 20 2026.
  2. 2.

    Last spring, Priya entered the school spelling bee. First, she practiced her word list every night for a month. On the day of the bee, she stood on stage with ten spellers. In the last round, she spelled one more tricky word. Priya won first place and a shiny gold trophy.

    What is the writer's main purpose in this paragraph?

    1. Ato share an opinion and give reasons for it
    2. Bto tell a story about something that happened
    3. Cto explain how to do something, step by step
    4. Dto give facts about a topic
  3. 3.

    Next week, we ______ tulips by the front steps.

    Which word or words best complete the sentence?

    1. Aplanted
    2. Bwill plant
    3. Cwill planted
    4. Dplanting
  4. 4.

    1. First, pour a layer of small pebbles into the bottom of the jar.
    2. Water the plants lightly, and your jar garden will grow for months.
    3. Next, add a thick layer of soil on top of the pebbles.
    4. Then press a few small plants into the soil.

    In what order should these sentences go?

    1. A1, 4, 3, 2
    2. B1, 3, 4, 2
    3. C1, 2, 4, 3
    4. D4, 3, 1, 2
  5. 5.

    Which word is spelled correctly?

    1. Ashoping
    2. Bshopinng
    3. Cshoppping
    4. Dshopping
  6. 6.

    Which sentence is a complex sentence?

    1. AGrandma baked bread on Sunday.
    2. BBecause the road was icy, school started late.
    3. CMy aunt lives in Texas, and my cousin lives in Utah.
    4. DThe dog barked and wagged its tail.
  7. 7.

    The old oak tree, ______ stands near the playground, is over one hundred years old.

    Which word best completes the sentence?

    1. Awho
    2. Bwhere
    3. Cwhich
    4. Dwhose
  8. 8.

    My grandma lives in Maine. Maine is a state with many lighthouses.

    Which sentence best combines the two sentences without changing what they mean?

    1. AMy grandma, lives in Maine a state with many lighthouses.
    2. BMy grandma lives in Maine, it is a state with many lighthouses.
    3. CMy grandma lives in Maine, a state with many lighthouses.
    4. DMy grandma lives in Maine a state with many lighthouses.
  9. 9.

    Owen is writing a story about a day at the greenhouse.

    Which sentence adds a detail about what Owen heard at the greenhouse?

    1. ARows of tomato vines climbed wooden stakes toward the glass roof.
    2. BThe humid air clung to Owen's skin like a damp towel.
    3. CThe thick, earthy smell of wet soil and tomato leaves hung in the air.
    4. DSprinklers hissed, and a fan whirred in the corner.
  10. 10.

    Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

    1. AWe drove north to visit Grandma in Minnesota.
    2. BWe drove North to visit Grandma in Minnesota.
    3. CWe drove north to visit grandma in Minnesota.
    4. Dwe drove north to visit Grandma in Minnesota.

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