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Grade 4 ISEE: Quantitative reasoning QuizPrint.CA NameDateScore 1. Zara has 25 pages to read in 5 days, the same number each day if possible, without splitting a page. How many pages per day, and how many leftover? 2. Callum is before Oliver in line. Ruby is after Oliver. Who is in the middle? 3. Sofia is before Leah in line. Elena is after Leah. Who is in the middle? 4. Jade travels 153 km on Monday and 133 km on Tuesday. At the same Monday–Tuesday total each week for 2 weeks, how far is that? 5. Theo has 27 pages to read in 4 days, the same number each day if possible, without splitting a page. How many pages per day, and how many leftover? 6. Ava borrows $80 for a club trip and adds $20 for supplies. After $40 is paid back, the rest is paid in $10 weekly instalments. How many weeks does that take? 7. Grace and Mateo have 43 cards altogether. Grace has 25. How many does Mateo have? 8. Benjamin buys 4 packs of erasers with 6 in each pack, then finds 5 more in a desk. How many erasers in all? 9. Aria needs $20 for art supplies and $15 for a class fee. A grant covers $10. The rest is saved at $5 a week. How many weeks does the saving take? 10. Oliver and Quinn have 69 stickers altogether. Oliver has 58. How many does Quinn have? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 4 ISEE: Quantitative reasoning Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.A) 5 pages each day, 0 leftover 2.B) Oliver 3.C) Leah 4.C) 572 km 5.A) 6 pages each day, 3 leftover 6.C) 6$80 + $20 − $40 = $60, and $60 ÷ $10 = 6. 7.A) 18 8.B) 29 9.A) 5$25 remains, which is 5 weeks at $5. 10.B) 11 Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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