Grade 4 Numeracy Practice Test (FSA Style): Free, New Questions Every Time
Free Grade 4 numeracy practice test in the style of B.C.'s FSA: place value, money and change, clocks and elapsed time, fractions, number lines, area, shapes, patterns and graphs. Random numbers every time, easy to hard, results by topic and worked answers.
Practice questions in the style of British Columbia's Foundation Skills Assessment (FSA). Every question was written for MES; this is not the official test and is not connected to the B.C. Ministry of Education.
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Grade 4 numeracy practice
Questions cover what a Grade 4 student in B.C. works on: place value and rounding to 100 000, number lines, adding and subtracting, multiplication facts and multiplying by one digit, dividing with remainders, fractions of a shape and equivalent fractions, tenths and hundredths, counting Canadian coins and making change, reading a clock and elapsed time, perimeter and area, metric units, 2-D shapes, 3-D objects and symmetry, number patterns and input/output tables, bar graphs, pictographs and chance. Each question is marked easy, medium or hard and shows the grade it fits, so a Grade 3 student can start with easy questions and a strong Grade 4 student can try hard ones.
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- Can my child use a calculator?
- Try without one first: most questions are about understanding, not long sums. For checking work at home, a calculator is fine.
- What if the answer has money or units?
- Type just the number (for example 3.75 for $3.75, or 24 for 24 cm). Commas and spaces in big numbers are fine.