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    Reinforcement Math Grade 4

    Name : .......................................

    1. Term to term rule for the linear number sequence below is ....
    -25, -20, -15, -10, -5, 0, 5, ....

    2. The next number for the linear number sequence below is ....
    27, 37, 47, 57, 67, ...

    3. The sequence number are 840, 420, 210, 105.


    The term-to-term rule above is to ….

    4. The sequence number are 22, 88, 352, 1.408.


    The term-to-term rule above is to ….

    5. The next number for the linear number sequence below is ....

    8 26 80 … 728 … …

    6. Look at the pattern object below!

    The numbers of tiles of the 5th term is ….

    7. Caz makes patterns with grey and white tiles as shown.

    How many coloured square in the 7th term ?


    8. The table shows the number of toy cars that 5 children have.

    Name Number of Toy Cars


    Stephen 20
    Robert 40
    Gerren 50
    Ali 70
    John 130

    a. There are . . . toy cars Gerren have.


    b. There are . . . toy cars John have.
    c. The total number of toy cars they have is ….

    9. Look at the picture below!


    There are some foods sold at a store one day.

    There are . . . cupcakes sold.

    10. Look at the pictogram below!

    a. There are . . . children like Earth.


    b. The most and the least favorite planet are ... and ....
    11. Look at the dot plot below! the dot plot shows science test score of a class.

    a. Most students scored . . . points.


    b. How many students scored 46 points ?
    c. Two students scored ... and . . . points in the test

    12. The map shows places near a train station.


    Set numbers from 250 – 280 using a carroll diagram.

    13. Sort the numbers in the Venn diagram below!


    3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 16, 27.
    14. From the bar chart below, There are … votes like pineapple.

    15. a half turn clockwise is equal to .... 0 turn clockwise.

    16. look at the map below!

    a. the library is .......... of ali’s home.


    b. the food court is southeast of Ali’s home. Southeast is halfway between .... and ....
    17. use the map below!

    a. the market is the north of the ....


    b. the foodcourt is ... of the train station.
    c. the ... is 50 metres southeast of the library.

    18. the grid shows the map of the area around a river.

    a. Coordinates of the point A is ....


    b. Coordinates of the point B is ....
    c. Coordinates of the point C is ....
    d. Coordinates of the point D is ....
    e. Coordinates of the point E is ....

    19. match !
    a. The probability has 100% of chance. * Certain
    b. the probability has 0% of chance. * Likely
    c. the probability has 50% of chance. * Even Chance
    d. the probability has >50% (good) chance. * Unlikely
    e. the probability has <50% (poor) chance. * Impossible
    20. I toss a coin it lands on head. the probality of the event is ....

    21. look at the spinner below!

    a. it is .... that the spinner lands on six.


    b. it is .... that the spinner lands on Zero.

    22. caz and eddy carried out an experiment on a spin.


    Answer Key

    1. 10
    2. 77
    3. Divide by 2
    4. Multiply by 4
    5. 242, 2186, 6560
    6. 25
    7. 49
    8. a. 50 b.130 c. 310
    9. 9
    10. a. 11 b. Earth and Jupiter
    11. a. 6 b. 3 children c. 44 and 45

    12.

    250, 251,
    252,254,256,258,260, 253,255,257,259,261,
    262,264 263,265

    268,270,272,274,276, 267,269,271,273,275,
    278,280,280 277,279

    13.

    14. 18
    15. 180
    16. a. northeast
    b. South and East
    17. a. Bakery
    b.Northwest
    c. Market

    18. a. (2,7)
    b. (5,6)
    c. (2,4)
    d. (4,2)
    e. (6,1)
    19.

    20. even chance

    21. a. even chance


    b.impossible

    22. Likely
    because, after 10 tries they try another 10 games again, so its likely or a good
    chance if cas and eddy winning five game each.

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