STAAR grade 4 math practice test
A free practice set in the style of grade 4 math on the STAAR: 12 questions in the online formats state tests use, marked as soon as you finish. Nothing is stored.
Grade 4 practice set
12 questions, with no clock. A new set every time, marked when you finish, with the marks by STAAR’s categories.
Have paper and a pencil ready for working out.
What’s on grade 4 math
The STAAR reports grade 4 math in 4 categories. The practice set covers each of them:
Numerical Representations and Relationships
- Factors, multiples, and prime and composite numbers
- Place value to a million: the value of a digit, and expanded form
- Rounding and comparing multi-digit numbers
- Equivalent fractions
- Comparing fractions with different denominators
- Tenths and hundredths as fractions and decimals
Computations and Algebraic Relationships
- Comparing with “times as many”
- Multistep word problems, and what to do with a remainder
- Adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers
- Word problems with multi-digit numbers
- Multiplying up to four digits by one digit, and two digits by two digits
- Word problems with multiplying
- Dividing up to four digits by one digit
- Adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers with like denominators
- Word problems with fractions that have the same denominator
- Multiplying a fraction by a whole number
Geometry and Measurement
- Converting customary units: feet and inches, pounds and ounces, hours and minutes
- Area and perimeter of rectangles, including a missing side
- Angle measures that add together
- Acute, right and obtuse angles; lines and rays
- Sorting shapes by their sides and angles, and lines of symmetry
Data Analysis and Personal Financial Literacy
- Money: income, expenses and profit
- Line plots with fractions of an inch
- The STAAR checks the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills).
- Calculators: Not allowed in grades 3-7 unless the student qualifies for a calculator accommodation. Required in grade 8.
How to help at home
Do one set, then talk
After a set, look at the ones they missed together. Ask how they got their answer before saying what the right one is.
Little and often
A short set a few times a week does more than a long session the week before.
Use real life
Prices at the store, recipes, distances and times on a trip: grade-level math is everywhere.
Keep it calm
The test checks how the year went. A good night’s sleep helps more than cramming.
For the real test’s screens and tools, try the state’s official practice.
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