Are You a Smart 4th Grader?

Math 1

1/4 and 2/8 are _________

fractions.

Math 1 Answer

1/4 and 2/8 are equivalent

fractions.

Math 2

• Which of these are equivalent fractions?

• 1/3 and 2/3

• 1/3 and 2/6

• 7/7 and 2/2

• 3/4 and 3/8

• 3/4 and 6/8

Math 2 Answer• Which of these are equivalent fractions?

• 1/3 and 2/6

• 7/7 and 2/2

• 3/4 and 6/8

Analogies 1

• 1) car : engine : : bicycle : ___________________

• 2) glue : _______________ : : calculator : compute

Analogies 1 Answer

• 1) car : engine : : bicycle : pedal

• 2) glue : sticks : : calculator : computes

Analogies 2

• 1) love : admire : : _____________ : detest

• 2) afraid : brave : : kind : ________________

Analogies 2 Answer

• 1) love : admire : : hate: detest

• 2) afraid : brave : : kind : mean

Daily Five 1

• Edit this sentence:

• i cant beleeve book parade is starting in a weak sed nicole

Daily Five 1 Answer

• i cant beleeve book parade is starting in weak sed Nicole

• “I can’t believe Book Parade is starting in a week!” said Nicole.

Daily Five 2

• What is one strategy readers use when we predict?

Daily Five 2 Answer• What is one strategy readers use

when we predict?• We make a movie in our mind of what is about to

happen and tell it bit by bit.• We use what we already know about the

character and imagine what he or she will do next.

• We use important details from earlier in the story and imagine the “movie” continuing.

• We bring in our personal knowledge.

Social Studies 1

• Pioneers in Michigan usually built log cabins. Why would settlers in the plains use sod to build a house?

Social Studies 1 Answer

• Pioneers in Michigan usually built log cabins. Why would settlers in the plains use sod to build a house?

• They used the materials they had. There were few trees in the plains.

Social Studies 2

• What are push and pull factors?

• Give one example of each.

Social Studies 2 Answer

• What are push and pull factors?

• Give one example of each.

• Push: Reasons to migrate FROM a place.

• (war, famine, shortage of land, crowding)

• Pull: Reasons to migrate TO a place.

• (economic opportunity, more land, freedom)

Science 1

• Every magnet has two poles. What are they called?

Science 1 Answer

• Every magnet has two poles. What are they called?

• North and South

Science 2

• Which of these will stick to a magnet?

• Iron nail

• Wooden stick

• Brass paper fastener

• Steel wire screen

• Scrap of paper

Science 2 Answer

• Which of these will stick to a magnet?

• Iron nail

• Steel wire screen

Challenge

• Allen was at a neighborhood garage sale. He was standing at a table with all sorts of comic books divided into 3 piles. One pile was marked 10 cents, the second 5 cents, and the third 1 cent. Allen had 26 cents.

• How many different combinations of comic books could Allen buy for 26 cents?

Challenge Answer

• Allen could buy 12 different combinations of comic books.