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Semester 4B — Practice Examination

60 original questions · 185 points · two optional sittings

Independent practice, not a secure school assessment. Untimed by default. Answer every question from the original prompt, show mathematical reasoning, and use a protractor/ruler for construction questions. Answers and scoring guidance are on separate pages.

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Part A — Questions 1–30

91 available points

Question 1Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E001

Convert 7 L 48 mL to mL, then write 5,306 g as kilograms and grams.

Question 2Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E002

A fence rail is 3 yd 1 ft long. Express this in inches.

Question 3Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E003

An apple crate weighs 2 lb 13 oz. A second crate weighs 51 oz. Compare their weights.

Question 4Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E004

A cooler has 1 gal 2 qt of water. How many pints is that?

Question 5Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E005

A game lasts 1 h 47 min followed by 28 min of extra time. Give its total in hours and minutes.

Question 6Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E006

A 2 m ribbon has 3/8 of its length decorated. How many centimeters are decorated?

Question 7Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E007

A container holds 8 L of juice. Three eighths are poured out, then another 500 mL. How many milliliters remain?

Question 8Chapter 11 · Area and Perimeter
4 points · E008

A 9-by-5 unit rectangle is shown by dimensions. Draw its unit rows on the grid and state its area.

Question 9Chapter 11 · Area and Perimeter
3 points · E009

A garden has area 72 m² and length 12 m. Find the width.

Question 10Chapter 11 · Area and Perimeter
3 points · E010

A 10 cm × 8 cm cardboard rectangle has a 4 cm × 3 cm corner cut out. Find the remaining area.

Total width 10 cm8 cm4 cm3 cm
Question 11Chapter 11 · Area and Perimeter
3 points · E011

A pentagon has sides 3 cm, 6 cm, 4 cm, 7 cm, and 5 cm. Find its perimeter.

Question 12Chapter 11 · Area and Perimeter
3 points · E012

An L-shape has exterior edges 11, 3, 5, 4, 6, and 7 cm in order. Find its perimeter.

Question 13Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E013

Mark 0.3 of a whole strip divided into ten equal parts. State its fractional value.

Question 14Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E014

Place 0.2 and 0.6 on a 0-to-1 number line and state their difference.

01
Question 15Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E015

Write 58/100 as a decimal and identify its tenths digit.

Question 16Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E016

Which is greater: 0.5 or 0.49? Explain using hundredths.

Question 17Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E017

Express 0.36 as a fraction in simplest form.

Question 18Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E018

Convert 9/20 and 3/5 to decimals.

Question 19Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E019

Order 0.54, 0.5, 0.47, 0.6 from greatest to least.

Question 20Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E020

Round 9.65 to the nearest tenth; explain what happens at the halfway point.

Question 21Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E021

Calculate 6.2+1.4 and 9.5−3.2.

Question 22Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E022

Compute 7.6+4.8, showing the exchange from tenths to ones.

Question 23Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E023

Calculate 10.3−6.8 using regrouping.

Question 24Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E024

Calculate 8.76+2.59 and identify where a hundredth exchange occurs.

Question 25Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E025

Calculate 1−0.58 and 0.1−0.07.

Question 26Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E026

Compute 12.05−7.89. Verify with addition.

Question 27Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E027

A shop sells a book for $6.85 and a card for $2.79. You pay $20. Find exact change.

Question 28Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E028

Compute 0.09×8 using hundredths.

Question 29Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E029

Find 3.2×7 using partial products.

Question 30Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E030

A bottle holds 1.35 L. How much do 16 bottles hold? Include a rough estimate.

Part B — Questions 31–60

94 available points

Question 31Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E031

Share 0.96 equally among 12 groups. What is one share?

Question 32Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E032

Five packs contain 12.5 kg of rice in total. What does each pack contain?

Question 33Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E033

Compute 7.28÷4 using the place-value exchanges needed.

Question 34Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E034

A group pays $27.30 equally among seven people. How much does each pay?

Question 35Chapter 15 · Angles
3 points · E035

A student lengthens both rays of a 48° angle and claims it becomes 96°. Explain the error.

Question 36Chapter 15 · Angles
3 points · E036

Measure the marked angle in the diagram using a protractor. Record its measure.

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Question 37Chapter 15 · Angles
4 points · E037

Construct a 70° angle with a protractor and label its vertex.

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Question 38Chapter 15 · Angles
3 points · E038

On a straight line, one adjacent angle is 146°. Find the other angle.

Question 39Chapter 15 · Angles
3 points · E039

An angle has an interior measure of 82°. Determine its reflex measure.

Question 40Chapter 16 · Lines and Shapes
3 points · E040

A line is horizontal. Describe a line perpendicular to it and explain why.

Question 41Chapter 16 · Lines and Shapes
3 points · E041

Two straight lines point in exactly the same direction and never intersect. Name the relationship.

Question 42Chapter 16 · Lines and Shapes
4 points · E042

On the grid draw line m, a perpendicular line n, and a distinct line p parallel to m. Mark one 90° angle.

Question 43Chapter 16 · Lines and Shapes
3 points · E043

Is every rhombus a square? Give a counterexample property.

Question 44Chapter 16 · Lines and Shapes
3 points · E044

How many symmetry axes does a non-square rectangle have? Explain why diagonals are not among them.

Question 45Chapter 16 · Lines and Shapes
4 points · E045

Draw a triangle on the left side of the vertical mirror line and its reflected copy on the right.

Mirror line
Question 46Chapter 17 · Properties of Cuboids
3 points · E046

Describe the number of faces, edges, and vertices on a cuboid.

Question 47Chapter 17 · Properties of Cuboids
4 points · E047

Sketch (not to scale) a foldable net of a 2 cm × 4 cm × 5 cm cuboid. Label the dimensions of all six faces.

Question 48Chapter 17 · Properties of Cuboids
3 points · E048

A cuboid has edges 6 cm, 7 cm, 9 cm from one vertex. Give all different face areas.

Question 49Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E049

A carton holds 3 qt 1 pt. Eight cups are poured out. How many cups remain?

Question 50Chapter 10 · Measurement
3 points · E050

You drink 1/4 of 12 L of water, then another 750 mL. What is left in liters and milliliters?

Question 51Chapter 11 · Area and Perimeter
3 points · E051

A classroom is 8 m × 7 m. A 2 m × 3 m cabinet zone is not carpeted. How much carpet is needed?

Question 52Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E052

Explain why 0.30 and 0.3 are equal using the same-sized whole.

Question 53Chapter 12 · Decimals
3 points · E053

A store rounds $4.36 to the nearest tenth of a dollar. What is the rounded amount and why?

Question 54Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E054

Correct the mistake: 6.4−2.9=4.5 because 9−4=5. State the correct difference.

Question 55Chapter 13 · Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
3 points · E055

A student claims 0.1−0.08=0.07. Explain the error.

Question 56Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E056

An orchard packs 18 crates, each holding 1.25 kg of berries. Find the total mass.

Question 57Chapter 14 · Multiplication and Division of Decimals
3 points · E057

A $16.20 invoice is split among six identical teams. What amount does each team owe?

Question 58Chapter 15 · Angles
3 points · E058

One acute angle is 38°. Find its reflex angle.

Question 59Chapter 16 · Lines and Shapes
3 points · E059

Explain why a rectangle with side lengths 4 cm and 7 cm cannot be a square.

Question 60Chapter 17 · Properties of Cuboids
3 points · E060

A student draws four 2×5 faces and two 2×4 faces for a 2×4×5 cuboid. Explain why the proposed faces are wrong.