CML Practice Meet!
Boost 4th grade math skills with engaging problems on numbers and shapes!
First Name Last Name Homeroom Teacher 1. The sum of 4 odd numbers is _ a multiple of 4. always sometimes nver 2. Arnie multiplies a number by 5 and then adds 4. Alicia first adds 4 to the same number and then multiplies by 5. Alicia's answer is 16 more than Arnie's answer. 3. The 3 prime numbers whose product is 231 are a x b x c. Make a the lowest number and c the highest. Find a, b, c. a = 3, b = 7, c = 11. 4. Karen's age is twice David's age and half Paul's age. The sum of their ages is 21. How old is Paul? 12 5. The numbers 6, A, B, 27, C, D are in order. The letters, A, B, C, D represent different numbers. The difference between 6 and A, A and B, B and 27, 27 and C, and C and D are all the same. Find the number D represents. 41 6. Read question 6 above and look at the shapes. Sort the shapes in question 6 by letter according to the categories. Exactly 2 Lines of Symmetry Shape D All Sides are Equal Shape A Both (2 lines of symmetry AND all sides equal) Shape E Neither Shape F Shape C Shape B