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Grade 4 math practice

A new set whenever you’re ready. Pick a grade and a skill, work it out, then see the thinking behind each answer.

These are selected skills using common US-style grade groupings, not a complete curriculum or placement test. School sequences vary. Choose the level that fits your learner.

Changes apply when you generate a set. Number ranges adjust where the skill allows.

Grade 4 · Mixed practice · 10 questions

Use numbers, decimals or fractions (like 3/4 or 1 1/2). Leave out units and commas.

1 · Rounding whole numbersAnswer: ____________________
2 · Place valueAnswer: ____________________
3 · Division with whole-number answersAnswer: ____________________
4 · Rounding whole numbersAnswer: ____________________
5 · Place valueAnswer: ____________________
6 · Division with whole-number answersAnswer: ____________________
7 · Rounding whole numbersAnswer: ____________________
8 · Place valueAnswer: ____________________
9 · Division with whole-number answersAnswer: ____________________
10 · Rounding whole numbersAnswer: ____________________

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Good to know

Will I get different questions each time?

Yes. Generate a fresh set to get new number combinations. A shared link reproduces the same questions. These use defined mathematical rules, not an AI chatbot.

Can I use equivalent fractions?

Yes. For example, 2/4 and 1/2 are both accepted for one half. Use a fraction for repeating decimals. Enter mixed numbers as 1 1/2.

Are answers or progress saved?

No. Answers stay in this page session and are not sent to a teacher. Refreshing or generating a new set clears your work. Shared links include only the question settings, never answers or learner details.

What will print?

The current questions print as a blank worksheet, with an answer key on a separate page. You can also choose Save as PDF in your print dialog.

Answer key

1. 7900
Find the nearest multiple of 100. At the halfway point, round up. 7949 rounds to 7900.

2. 60
The digit is 6; its value is 6 × 10 = 60.

3. 13
Divide by 5. Check the quotient: 13 × 5 = 65.

4. 6900
Find the nearest multiple of 100. At the halfway point, round up. 6878 rounds to 6900.

5. 90
The digit is 9; its value is 9 × 10 = 90.

6. 56
Divide by 9. Check the quotient: 56 × 9 = 504.

7. 6200
Find the nearest multiple of 100. At the halfway point, round up. 6210 rounds to 6200.

8. 4000
The digit is 4; its value is 4 × 1000 = 4000.

9. 79
Divide by 5. Check the quotient: 79 × 5 = 395.

10. 3000
Find the nearest multiple of 100. At the halfway point, round up. 3027 rounds to 3000.