Math · Quarter 4 Review · Weeks 28–36 · 20–30 min

Quarter 4 Review: Mathematics

40 points total · Name: ____________________ Date: __________

For the adult

Give this review in the last week of the quarter, on a calm day. Sit with your child and read the directions for each part aloud. Read any item aloud if your child asks. Reading is not what this review checks. Do not time it. The time given is only a guide. Do not teach or hint. If your child is stuck, say "Do your best, then we can move on." Your child may use grid paper, square tiles, an index card for checking square corners, a ruler and crayons. Put the multiplication chart away. When you score, use the answer and the partial-credit notes for each part. Then add the points and find the level. This review is a snapshot for the quarter report, not a grade. Use it to choose what to revisit.

Part 1: Area

10 points

Find the area. Write square units in each answer.

1.
Square-centimeter tiles cover a rectangle with no gaps. There are 6 rows with 4 tiles in each row. What is the area?
(2 pts)
2.
A bulletin board is 7 feet long and 5 feet wide. What is its area?
(2 pts)
3.
Find the area of a 6 by 9 rectangle by splitting it into a 6 by 5 rectangle and a 6 by 4 rectangle. Show both parts.
(3 pts)
4.
A T-shape is made of a 2 by 7 rectangle and a 5 by 3 rectangle that do not overlap. What is the area of the T-shape?
(3 pts)

Part 2: Perimeter; Area & Perimeter Together

10 points

Find the perimeter, the area or the missing side. Write the unit.

5.
A triangle has sides of 9, 12 and 15 centimeters. What is its perimeter?
(2 pts)
6.
A rectangle has a perimeter of 26 meters. Its length is 7 meters. What is its width? Show how you found it.
(3 pts)
7.
A rectangle is 7 units by 4 units. (a) What is its area? (b) What is its perimeter?
(2 pts)
8.
Two rabbit pens each use 20 feet of fence. Pen A is 8 feet by 2 feet. Pen B is 6 feet by 4 feet. (a) Find the area of each pen. (b) Which pen gives a rabbit more room?
(3 pts)

Part 3: Shapes & Equal Parts

11 points

Answer, draw or mark each item.

9.
A stop sign is a polygon with 8 straight sides. (a) What is the name of this polygon? (b) How many vertices does it have?
(2 pts)
10.
A quadrilateral has 4 square corners. Its sides are 9, 4, 9 and 4 centimeters long. What is its most specific name?
(2 pts)
11.
Write T for true or F for false. ___ Every rhombus has 4 equal sides. ___ Every rectangle is a rhombus. ___ Every square is a parallelogram. ___ A triangle is a quadrilateral.
(2 pts)
12.
Kai says a square is not a rectangle because all of its sides are equal. Is Kai right? Explain.
(3 pts)
13.
On grid paper, draw a rectangle 8 squares long and 3 squares tall. Draw lines to split it into 4 equal parts. (a) How many squares are in each part? (b) What fraction of the area is each part?
(2 pts)

Part 4: Graphs

9 points

Read the picture graph "Stickers Earned This Week" for items 1–3. The key says each picture stands for 2 stickers; half a picture stands for 1 sticker. The graph shows: Omar 4 pictures; Priya 6 and a half pictures; Finn 2 pictures; Jade 5 and a half pictures. Then answer item 4.

14.
Use the picture graph. How many stickers did Priya earn?
(2 pts)
15.
How many more stickers did Priya earn than Finn?
(2 pts)
16.
How many fewer stickers did Omar earn than Priya and Jade together? Show both steps.
(3 pts)
17.
(a) A bar graph has a scale that counts by 5s. A bar ends on the seventh line above 0. What number does the bar show? (b) Another bar graph has a scale that counts by 10s. Where does a bar for 95 end?
(2 pts)