Top 10 4th Grade MCAS Math Practice Questions

Top 10 4th Grade MCAS Math Practice Questions

TL;DR: If you live in Massachusetts and your fourth grader has MCAS coming up, these 10 practice questions are a quick sanity check. They match Next-Gen MCAS’s online format and include the constructed-response style your child needs to be ready for, since those items catch a lot of kids off guard. Work through them together and you will spot which topics still deserve a little more practice before test day.

Key takeaways:

  • Next-Gen MCAS Math at grade 4 follows the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks (CCSS-aligned).
  • Around 40 items across two sessions on separate days, about 60-75 minutes each.
  • Mix of selected response, multi-select, drag-and-drop, short response, and one extended response per session.
  • No calculator at grade 4 – on-screen reference sheet covers conversions for some items.
  • “Meeting Expectations” is the grade-level target, around 500 on the 440-560 scale.

Practice Quiz: Top 10 Grade 4 MCAS Math Practice Questions

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1. Which number is the greatest?
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2. A stadium held 38,652 fans at a game. What is that number rounded to the nearest thousand?
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3. What is 5,280 + 3,947?
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4. What is 63 × 47?
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5. Opaline has 17 stickers. Her brother Fenwick has 4 times as many. How many stickers do they have together?
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6. Which fraction is equal to 6/10?
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7. What is 5/4 + 3/4?
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8. Odalys has 3 dimes and 7 pennies. What part of a dollar is that, written as a decimal?
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9. At 4 o'clock, the hands of a clock form an angle of 120°. What kind of angle is this?
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10. A roll of craft tape is 5 yards long. Bettina uses 8 feet of it. How many feet of tape are left? (1 yard = 3 feet)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a grade 4 MCAS math practice test?

Yes. Massachusetts DESE posts free MCAS practice tests and released items online, and they use the same computer-based tools your child will see in spring. Start with this 10-question set to find weak spots, such as rounding 855 to the nearest ten or matching 12/100 to 0.12, then move on to a full-length practice test once those skills feel steady.

What kinds of questions are on the grade 4 MCAS math test?

Grade 4 MCAS math mixes multiple choice, multi-select, drag-and-drop and short typed answers with constructed-response items where your child explains the work. Content centers on multi-digit multiplication, division with remainders, fraction equivalence, decimals to hundredths, angles and measurement. Constructed-response items reward written reasoning, so ask your child to show each step and add a short sentence.

Is there a grade 4 MCAS math reference sheet?

Massachusetts posts its MCAS math reference sheets on the DESE website, so check there to see what is provided for grade 4 this year. Either way, fourth graders should know everyday conversions by heart, such as 7 days in a week, 12 inches in a foot and 60 minutes in an hour, because many problems expect quick recall.

Where can I find grade 4 MCAS released items?

Massachusetts DESE releases a portion of each year’s MCAS test items on its website, usually with scoring guides and sample student answers. Those released grade 4 math items are the closest look at real test questions. Try a few with your child, then compare the written answers to the scoring guide so your child sees what full credit looks like on a constructed-response question.

How can my child practice for grade 4 MCAS math?

Short, regular sessions work best: 15 to 20 minutes, four or five days a week. Mix fact practice with one word problem, like finding the cost of 14 uniforms at $24 each by splitting it into 24 × 10 + 24 × 4 = 240 + 96 = $336. A couple of weeks before testing, add a timed session on a computer so the format feels familiar.

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