STAAR practiceGrade 4

Free STAAR test practice test for Grade 4STAAR Grade 4 STAAR

Grade 4 STAAR Mathematics has 32 questions, with more fractions and decimals, and Reading Language Arts keeps the same shape as Grade 3 with longer passages.

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  • Mathematics

    32 questions · no time limit

    Number, computation and algebra, geometry and measurement, and data and personal financial literacy, with drop-downs, tables and typed answers as well as multiple choice.

  • Reading Language Arts

    38 questions · no time limit

    Reading passages, including a paired set, then revising and editing questions. The short answer and the essay are separate written tasks.

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The written answers

  • Short answer

    A passage and one question · 10 minutes · scored 0 to 2

    Answer in a sentence or two, then give evidence from the passage. Scored with TEA's short constructed response rubric.

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  • Essay

    A passage and a prompt · 45 minutes · scored 0 to 5

    An informational or opinion essay using evidence from the passage. Scored for development and organization of ideas and for conventions.

    Write an essay

Tips

Getting ready for Grade 4

  • Line up decimal points before you compare or add.
  • Paired passages are two texts on one topic: notice what each one adds.
  • In revising questions, read the sentence before and after the one you change.
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