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What Do You Remember??
What Do You Remember??
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A #4thgradereview #California gold rush #rocks #spelling #prepositions #math #Mexico
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1
In the number 3.14, the "1" means
its value is 1/100.
its value is 1/10.
its value is nearly 2.
its value is nearly a whole one.
2
If Ava, Josh, and Emma eat 1/6, 1/9 and 3/18 of a chocolate pie, how much is left?
5/9
8/18
4/9
10/18
3
What do decomposers do?
Break down soil.
Decompose live organisms.
Break down dead organisms.
Decompose themselves to make richer soil.
4
David shared his licorice with Avery and Joshua. Each ate 1/5 of the length. How much was left?
2/5 was left
5/5 was left.
3/5 was left.
1/5 was left.
5
Edit the sentence: 'In front of the white board stood the Star of the Month with her friends.'
A comma should be after 'board.'
The sentence is fine.
"stood" should be "standed."
'friends' is spelled wrong.
6
Edit the sentence: A miracle happened, my leprechaun came alive and gave me gold.
A colon should be used instead of a comma after 'happened.'
"Miracle" is spelled wrong and "alive" should be "a live."
Quotes should be used because someone is talking.
"Happened" should be spelled "happend."
7
The factors of 10 are
1, 10, 20, 30, 40
1, 5, 10, 20, 25
1, 2, 5, 10
10, 100, 1000, 10,000
8
Every drop of water we drink, including water in bottles, sodas, juice, and milk
has been drunk by somebody else.
is part of the never-ending rock cycle.
is probably sourced from fresh rain.
shows that global warming is a myth.
9
Mexico kicked the Spanish out of California, and US settlers thought they were next, so they
started the Bear Flag result to make Calif its own country.
told the US government to quickly make Calif a state.
built a wall against the Mexicans.
paid Mexico for Calif, Arizona and Nevada.
10
In the number 3.14, the number '4' is...
in the hundreds place.
in the tenths place.
in the hundredths place.
in the ones place.
11
What word is spelled incorrectly?
disappoint
tomorrow
separately
becuase
12
Edit: "I'm comming to play your game when your done with that crowd," Dominic said.
"coming" not "comming."
"comming" needs one 'm.' "Said" should be "sayed."
"comming" and "your done" need editing.
"Comming" is wrong, and no comma is needed after "crowd"
13
Where does the mean absolutely HAVE to be?
Somewhere in the range of all the numbers.
Home, home on the range.
The mean has to be at the top.
The mean should be somewhere at the bottom.
14
One question from religion: What does the greeting "namaste" mean?
You are loved by God as much as I am loved by God.
Let us share peace between us.
The God in me honors the God in you.
I welcome you as I would welcome God, because He is in you.
15
Men who panned for gold in areas that someone else had claimed were known as
clam diggers
golden robbers
bad bandits
claim jumpers
16
During the mid-1800s, people from all over the world came to California
on foot, by rail, by ship, by canoe, or in a wagon train.
on foot, or by clipper ship through the Panama Canal.
on the transcontinental railroad and on foot.
using Amtrak, or paddling around the horn of South America.
17
The treaty that ended the Mexican-American war and gave the US more land is called
the Treaty of guadelupe hidalgo
the Treaty of Guadelupe Hidalgo
the Treaty of Alta California
the Treaty of Hidalgo Guadelupe
18
The road up the coast of California where all the missions were built was called
Day's Walk Road
the El Camino Real
the Guadalupe Hidalgo
the Mission Walk
19
How do plants produce their own food?
They don't. Plants shop in the grocery store all the time.
They make food in their leaves.
They use chlorophyll to produce their own food.
They use photosynthesis to make sugar for themselves.
20
The number 3.14 means
three whole things plus a teeny bit more.
three whole things minus a little bit.
three whole things plus about half of another.
three hundred and fourteen tenths.
21
Find the punctuation problem: "Look what my fingers can do," Jack burst out excitedly.
There should be a period after "do."
There should be an exclamation point after "do."
It needs a comma after "look" and question mark after "do."
"Excitedly" is spelled wrong.
22
While sleepwalking, James made 46/50 baskets with a nerf ball. What percent was his score?
92%
98%
86%
46%
23
Did you remember everything?
Yes, I remember nearly everything.
Of course I remember everything, because I'm smart.
This review helped me remember the things I forgot.
Yep! I remembered it all!
24
Which words are the TABOO words (ones to avoid, or to avoid beginning a sentence with?
Also, Then, get, got, So
Also, said, Then, get, I
Then, because, was, is, the, got
get, got, gut, git, gat, gotted
25
Who in the world is James Polk?
The Oregon trailblazer from the 1800s.
The president when California was made a state.
The man who invented poker.
The man who wrote music for the polka dance.
26
What is gold?
All that glitters.
A rock.
A mineral.
A coin.
27
Which country controlled California when the missions were built?
England
Mexico
Spain
the USA
28
'The boys skated around the rink with the victory flag between them.' In this sentence,
there are three prepositional phrases.
'around' is an adverb.
'victory flag' should be capitalized.
'flag' is the subject of the sentence.
29
Natural resources include
people, buildings, roads, animals, transportation
paper, plastics, and bricks
water, people, trees, animals, minerals
gold, petroleum, cars, highways
30
Rain is not salty because
only water evaporates, not salt.
salt cannot evaperate.
clouds filter out the salt.
the ocean water cannot evaporate.
31
The multiples of 12 are
12, 24, 38, 50, 62
3, 6, 9, 12
12, 24, 36, 48, 60
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12
32
What is a producer?
A plant that produces its own food.
Farmers who grow only crops on their land.
An herbivore that eats only plants.
An animal that produces an extra food, like milk or butter.
33
Natalie ran 2/5 of a mile. Amelia ran 3/7 of a mile. Sofia ran 5/12 of a mile. Who ran more?
Amelia and Sofia tied.
Natalie
Sofia
Amelia
34
Luzena Wilson is famous for
building the first mission in California.
being one of the survivors of the ill-fated Donner party.
being one of the first women in a Calif gold mining town.
discovering gold at Sutter's mill in California.
35
Which sentence is correctly written?
Maybe there isn't a sentence that is written correctly!
If your not to sure, then maybe this sentence is correct.
Or maybe this sentance is completely correct.
Your sure this sentance dosen't have any mistakes?
36
What is a 'mean'?
A mean is like, what do you mean?
The mean is the number that appears the most.
The mean is the average of all the numbers.
Hey diddle diddle! The mean's in the middle.
37
What word is spelled incorrectly?
safety
dissapear
tundra
sincerely
38
What is the difference between weathering and erosion?
Weathering makes rock look old; erosion breaks rock apart.
Weathering is less noticeable than erosion
Erosion breaks and moves rocks; weathering breaks rocks down
Erosion and weathering wear down rock and break it apart
39
What is deposition?
Putting it back where it belongs.
Testing rocks for minerals.
Rocks, soil, dirt.
Depositing it somewhere else.
40
The two routes made by trailblazers to California during the Gold Rush were
the Santa Fe and the Appalatian Trails
the Oregan and the Donner passes
the Via Delorosa and the El Camino Real
the Oregon and the Santa Fe Trails
41
Where is the shaking of an earthquake felt?
At the focus.
At the fault line.
At the epicenter.
On the tectonic plates.
