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2024 Math PSSA Practice

This assignment contains multiple-choice and open-ended questions similar to those found on the PSSA Grade 4 Mathematics assessment. Read each question carefully and choose the best answer. For open-ended questions, show your work and explain your reasoning. Calculators are permitted only where indicated.

Group 1

Questions 1–15 are multiple-choice. Choose the best answer for each question.

Question 1a

Multiple choice

Which fraction is equal to 0.53?

Question 1b

Multiple choice

The depth of the deepest part of the ocean is 36,070 feet. What is the depth, in feet, of the deepest part of the ocean written in word form?

Question 1c

Multiple choice

The areas, in acres, of Arches National Park and Great Basin National Park round to the same thousand and the same ten thousand. The area of Arches National Park is 76,519 acres. Which value could be the area, in acres, of Great Basin National Park?

Question 1d

Multiple choice

A student correctly divides a four-digit number by 5. The quotient has a remainder of 2. Which number could be the digit in the ones place of the dividend?

Question 1e

Multiple choice

An office building has 32 floors. There are 98 light bulbs on each floor. The price to replace each light bulb is $2. What is the total price to replace all the light bulbs in the office building?

Question 1f

Multiple choice

Carrie and D'Marco are reading copies of the same book. Carrie has read 3/10 of the book. D'Marco has read 2/3 of the book. Which sentence about the fractions of the book they have each read is true?

Question 1g

Multiple choice

Minh stretches for 1/12 hour. She runs for 6 times as long as she stretches. Then she walks for 2 times as long as she stretches. What fraction of an hour does Minh spend stretching, running, and walking?

Question 1h

Multiple choice

One piece of meat has a mass of 1.06 kilograms, and another piece of meat has a mass of 1.5 kilograms. Which explanation correctly compares the masses, in kilograms, of the two pieces of meat and gives the correct reason for that comparison?

Question 1i

Multiple choice

Sofi and Evan are collecting pennies for school. Sofi has collected 141 pennies. She has collected 3 times as many pennies as Evan has collected. How many pennies has Evan collected?

Question 1j

Multiple choice

A number sentence is shown below, but a symbol is missing.

16 × 4 ÷ 2 □ 32

Which symbol should be placed into the □ to make the number sentence true?

Question 1k

Multiple choice

Eric picked 36 apples at an orchard. He packed all the apples he picked by putting 9 apples into each of 4 bags. What is another way Eric could have packed all the apples he picked?

Question 1l

Multiple choice

A number pattern starts with the number 7. The pattern follows the rule “add 10.” What digit is in the ones place of the twelfth number in the pattern?

Question 1m

Multiple choice

A carpenter took some time to gather materials before building chairs. Each chair took the same amount of time to build. The table below shows more time to build the first chair because the time for gathering materials is included.

Number of HoursNumber of Chairs
41
52
63

The pattern continues. How many chairs will the carpenter build in 10 hours since she began gathering materials?

Question 1n

Multiple choice

Line segment B E will be added to the picture to create additional figures. Which statement about

figure B E H C and figure B F G C is true?

Source 1n.1

Question 1o

Multiple choice

Which statement is true?

Source 1o.1

Group 2

Source 2.1

Question 2a

Short answer

Describe the time shown on the clock as the amount of time before the hour.

Question 2b

Short answer

The rectangular clock face is 6 inches wide. The area of the rectangular clock face is 12 square inches.

Question B. What is the height, in inches, of the rectangular clock face?

Question 2c

Short answer

Ms. Lowry’s clock weighs 3 pounds, 4 ounces.

Question C. Show or explain how to find the weight, in ounces, of the clock.

Question 2d

Short answer

Ms. Lowry wants to find the mass of her desk using the smallest whole number possible.

Question D. Explain whether it would be better for Ms. Lowry to use kilograms or grams to

describe the mass of her desk.

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