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Ms Shaw 4th Grade PSSA Review
Ms Shaw 4th Grade PSSA Review
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1
How many times should you read your word problems?
10times
zero times
2 or more times
one time
2
You are stuck on a problem, what do you do?
Get frustrated
Skip it and go back to it later
Just Breathe and try again
cry
3
We worked hard all year, it's time to
Show off
Show what you know
Make your teacher and parents proud
Try my hardest
4
The length of a square is 9inches, what is its area?
18 square inches
81 square inches
27 square inches
36 square inches
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5 times as many as 200 is the same as 5 x200
False
True
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I should use C.U.B.E.S for all word problems
False
True
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Identify the number in standard form
12x1000+3x100+4x10+5x1
12,000+300+40+5
12,345
Twelve thousand, three hundred forty-five
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5 times as many as 200 is
2005
205
1000
10,000
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What can I find on the PSSA Math formula/Reference sheet?
How to find perimeter
How to change feet to inches
How many weeks are in a year
How to calculate Area
10
What's the first thing you do if you see any graph questions?
Solve
Read and Label
scratch my head
Choose the answer
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In any question involving angles or measurement of angles. What should you ask?
How old is Ms. Shaw?
Is it acute, right or obtuse?
Is it a circle, square or rectangle
Why am I solving this?
12
What if you simplify and the answer is still not there? What do you do?
Double check your work
I am not sure
Simplify again
Move on
13
"Same number, equal number, share equally and remaining are keywords for what operation?
Division
Subtraction
Multiplication
Addition
14
You are sure about your answer, but its not in the choices, what do you do?
Pick an answer
Move to the next question
reread and solve again
Simplify
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What's more important when answering a math problem?
CUBES
Making sense of the problem
Read, Draw, Write
Solving