In 52,275, the 2 in the thousands place is worth how many times the 2 in the hundreds place?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.A.1; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
What is 46 × 27?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.B.5; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
What is 2,575 ÷ 4?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.B.6; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
What is 3,146 × 3?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.B.5; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
What is 5,206 + 3,897?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.B.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
What is 8,003 − 2,746?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.B.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
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Number and Operations in Base Ten, continued
What is 46,852 rounded to the nearest hundred?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.A.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
What is 70,000 + 4,000 + 30 + 8 written as one number?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
What is 284,519 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.A.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
Which numeral is five hundred nine thousand, seventy-three?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
Which of these four comparisons of whole numbers is true?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NBT.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations in Base Ten
Number and Operations - Fractions 12
Each of 4 cats eats 2/3 cup of food a day. How much food do the cats eat in a day?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.B.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Nia runs 7/10 mile and then walks 5/10 mile. How far does she go in all?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.B.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
One batch of soup uses 3/4 cup of milk. Sam makes 5 batches. Between which two whole numbers of cups is the milk he uses?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.B.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
What is 2 7/10 + 3 6/10?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.B.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
What is 5 1/6 − 2 5/6?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.B.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Which decimal equals 9/100?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.C.6; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Which fraction with a denominator of 100 equals 6/10?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.C.5; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Which of these comparisons of two decimals is correct?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.C.7; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Which of these comparisons of two fractions is correct?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Which pair of fractions is equivalent?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.A.1; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Which product equals 5/6?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.B.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Which sum equals 7/8?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.NF.B.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Number and Operations - Fractions
Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement 12
50 students go on a trip in cars. Each car seats 4 students. How many cars are needed?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.OA.A.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
A bakery fills 6 trays with 24 rolls each and sells 30 of the rolls. How many rolls are left?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.OA.A.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
A bus leaves at 7:50 and the ride takes 1 hour 25 minutes. What time does it arrive?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.M.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
A maple tree is 36 feet tall. That is 4 times as tall as a young pine. How tall is the pine?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.OA.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
A pattern starts at 5 and follows the rule "add 4". Which is true of every term?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.OA.C.5; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
A rectangular patio has an area of 108 square feet and is 9 feet wide. How long is it?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.M.A.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
An angle of 115° is cut into two smaller angles. One of them measures 38°. What is the measure of the other?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.M.B.6; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
Kai buys 4 pens at $1.75 each and pays with a $10 bill. How much change does he get?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.M.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
One pound is 16 ounces. How many ounces are in 3 pounds?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.M.A.1; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
Which equation shows that 63 is 7 times as many as 9?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.OA.A.1; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
Which list shows all the factor pairs of 52?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.OA.B.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
Which of these numbers is prime: 51, 53, 55 or 57?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.OA.B.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement
Geometry and Data Literacy 6
A bar graph shows cans collected: Monday 12, Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 9. Which conclusion does the graph support?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.DL.A.4; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Geometry and Data Literacy
A line plot shows four leaf lengths: 4 1/4, 5 3/4, 6 1/4 and 6 3/4 inches. What is the difference between the longest and the shortest?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.DL.B.5; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Geometry and Data Literacy
A rectangle is twice as long as it is wide. How many lines of symmetry does it have?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.G.A.3; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Geometry and Data Literacy
A triangle has angles of 90°, 28° and 62°. What kind of triangle is it?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.G.A.2; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Geometry and Data Literacy
An angle measures 95°. Which word names it?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.G.A.1; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Geometry and Data Literacy
Which describes perpendicular lines?New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (2023), grade 4, standard 4.G.A.1; NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprint, grade 4, reporting category Geometry and Data Literacy
How this list was compiled: Outline: NJSLA-A Mathematics Blueprints, Grade 4 (New Jersey Department of Education), https://www.nj.gov/education/assessment/adaptive/mathblueprints.shtml, read 2026-10-10. Each question names the standard it practices in the 2023 New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics, Grade 4, https://www.nj.gov/education/standards/math/2023/4.shtml, read 2026-10-10. Every answer is arithmetic on the numbers in the question, worked out twice. Licence: Own work. Questions, answer choices and explanations were written for this site. Nothing is copied or reworded from an NJSLA test, a practice test of the state, a released item or another practice test.
How it works
Unofficial practice for grade 4 math on the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA). All 41 questions are our own, from the state's 2023 standards; none is a state practice item. Not affiliated with the New Jersey Department of Education.
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What the grade 4 NJSLA math test covers
New Jersey's blueprint sets a range of items for four reporting categories, and this page stays inside each. Number and Operations - Fractions has 12 questions: equivalent fractions, comparing, adding and subtracting with like denominators, a fraction times a whole number, and decimals to hundredths. Operations and Algebraic Thinking & Measurement has 12: multi-step word problems, factors, primes, patterns, units, area and angles. Number and Operations in Base Ten has 11: place value, rounding and multi-digit arithmetic. Geometry and Data Literacy has 6.
The standard under each answer
Each answer shows its steps and names its New Jersey standard, such as 4.NF.B.4. In the 2023 standards measurement is coded 4.M and data literacy 4.DL.
The standards keep grade 4 fractions to denominators 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 100.
Questions and answers
How many questions are on the grade 4 NJSLA math test?
41 items, by New Jersey's blueprint. The test is adaptive, so the blueprint gives each reporting category a least and a most: 11 to 14 items on fractions, for example, and 6 to 8 on geometry and data literacy.
How long is the NJSLA math test in grade 4?
150 minutes. The state's testing times page lists two mathematics sessions of 75 minutes each.
Does New Jersey have its own NJSLA practice test for grade 4 math?
Yes, free and online, on its assessments portal: choose Practice Tests, then a guest session and the grade. The state says the main purpose is getting used to the testing tools. The box under the questions links to the portal.
Is there a passing score on the NJSLA?
A family's report shows an achievement level, which tells whether the student meets the expectations for the grade, and results by reporting category. It is not a percent, so a percent on this page is practice only.