Grade 4 Mathematics Script November 2022

1 TOM NEWBY SCHOOL GRADE 4 TERM 4 FORMAL ASSESSMENT Subject Mathematics Examiner Mrs van Schalkwyk /Miss S.Seedat Date November 2022 Total marks 50 Term 4 Duration 1 hour Grade 4 Moderator Mrs M. Fourie Special Instructions: Read each question twice carefully. Write all numbers clearly and carefully. Show all your calculations. (Show steps to your calculations.) Highlight important words in questions to help you. Good luck and check your work carefully. This assessment has been compiled using notes and information contained in the Tom Newby School resource material. The marking memorandum has been compiled accordingly. While alternative responses will be given due acknowledgement, the official memorandum will be considered a priority document to ensure uniformity of marking. Name: Surname: Class: QUESTION 1: MENTAL MATHS [6] Calculate and circle the correct answer. 1.1. The place value of the 8 in 1 865 is: (1) a. 8T b. 8 TH c. 8H d. 8U 1.2. What number is represented by (2 x 10) + (3 x 1 000) + (0 x 100) + (6 x 1)? (1) a. 3 206 b. 3 620 c. 3 260 d. 3 026 1.3. What number is missing in (10 x 9) x 2 = ____ ÷ 2. (1) a. 90 b.180 c. 350 c. 360 1.4. What number comes next in this pattern: 1 993; 1 973; 1 953; _______ (1) a. 1 943 b. 1 933 c. 1 923 d. 1 913

2 1.5. Calculate: 9 x 20 x 10 = a. (1) a. 180 b. 810 c. 1 800 d. 1 810 1.6. You buy 7 books for R25 each. What do you pay? (1) a. R125 b. R150 c. R175 d. R200 QUESTION 2: WHOLE NUMBERS [6] Use the numbers below to answer all the questions. 3 165 3 460 3 640 3 603 3 406 3 143 2.1. What is the smallest odd number above? _______________ (1) 2.2. Write the number 3 406 in words. _________________________________________________________ (1) 2.3. Round off 3 603 to the nearest: ≈ 1 000 __________ (1) 2.4. Arrange ONLY the EVEN numbers inside the hexagon in DESCENDING ORDER (biggest to smallest). _____________________________________________________________ (1) 2.5 Double the number 3 165. Doubling . Show your calculations in the block provided. (1)

3 2.6 Half the number 3 640. Show your calculations in Halving the block provided. (1) QUESTION 3: CALCULATIONS WITH WHOLE NUMBERS [13] Calculate your answers. You may use any METHOD. Please show all signs and steps clearly. 3.1 4 582 + 5 627 = a (2) 3.2 6 140 – 2 508 = b (2)

4 3.3. 67 x 19 = c (3) Calculate carefully! 3.4 665 ÷ 5 = d (2) 3.5 Complete the SPIDER DIAGRAM carefully. (4) 325 _____ _____ ÷ 25 500 - 200 _____ _____

5 QUESTION 4: PROBLEM SOLVING [3] Read each story carefully and then, calculate the answers. Remember your open number sentence. 4.1. Mary needs 150g of dark chocolate to bake a batch of brownies. If she bakes 4 batches of brownies, how much chocolate does she need? OPEN NUMBER SENTENCE: ______________________________ (1) CALCULATION (2) QUESTION 5: FRACTIONS [8] Use the FRACTION WALL to answer all the questions which follow.

6 5.1. Shade in on the fraction wall: (2) Two thirds Four fifths 5.2. Give the EQUAVALENT fractions for: (2) 1 =____ 4 =____ 2 6 5.3. Fill in < , > or =. (2) 2 2 3 4 2 2 1 1 2 5 6 5 4 6 3 2 5.4. What is ½ of R40,50? _______ (1) 5.5. 7 friends share 21 sweets equally. What fraction of the sweets does each get? (1) The fraction is ___ QUESTION 6: GEOMETRTY [6] 6.1. Name the shapes below. (2) A B A __________ B ___________ 6.2. Which of the above shapes is a quadrilateral? Circle A or B. (1) 6.3. What is a 2-D shape with 8 equal sides and angles called? __________ (1)

7 6.4. Complete the patterns. (2) _____________ _________ QUESTION 7: MEASURING [8] Complete each activity. 7.1 Measure the line carefully in millimetres and write your answer in mm and cm. _____ mm _____ cm (2) 7.2 Look at the floor plan of this bedroom: If each square is 1m long then: The perimeter is ________m And the area is ________ squares (2) 7.3 Look carefully at the measuring jug. What is its capacity and volume? 1. CAPACITY _______ VOLUME _______ (2)

8 7.4 Complete the following activities: 7.4.1 Use words to describe the time that is shown on this clock? (1) __________________________________________ 7.4.2 Draw, on the clock, what the time would be 35 minutes later than the time shown on the clock in 7.4.1. (1) TOTAL: 50 Now that you have completed your test…. please check your work and make sure you have answered all the questions. Hope you had fun.

9 GRADE 4 MATHS TERM 4 FORMAL ASSESSMENT Performance Analysis (For teachers use only) Name: ______________________________ Date: ________________ Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Mental Whole Calculating Proble Fractions Geometry Measuring Maths numbers +, -, x, ÷ m solvin g Allocated 6 6 13 3 8 6 8 Mark Actual Mark Problems experienced TOTAL ______ _______ 50 25