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Key Facts: North Dakota A+ Mathematics Grade 4 Exam

NDDPI

State Agency

North Dakota Department of Public Instruction, Assessment Office

Grade 4

Grade Level

2023 ND Mathematics Content Standards

100 Practice Questions

Question Count

OpenExamPrep Bank

2023 ND Math Grade 4 (NO, AR, GM, DPS)

Standards

NDDPI ND A+ Math Blueprint

Prepare for the North Dakota A+ Math Grade 4 test with 100 practice questions on multi-digit arithmetic, fractions, patterns, geometry, measurement, and data, featuring real calculation items and detailed explanations aligned to the 2023 ND Math Content Standards.

Sample North Dakota A+ Mathematics Grade 4 Practice Questions

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1In the number 586,492, what is the value of the digit 6?

A.600

B.6,000

C.60,000

D.600,000

Explanation: In 586,492, the digit 6 sits in the thousands place, so its value is 6 × 1,000 = 6,000. Counting from the right, the places are ones, tens, hundreds, thousands.

2Which digit is in the ten-thousands place in 734,058?

A.7

B.3

C.4

D.0

Explanation: In 734,058, place values from the right are ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten-thousands. The ten-thousands place is the fifth digit from the right, which is 3 (worth 30,000).

3Write 40,000 + 8,000 + 200 + 5 in standard form.

A.48,250

B.48,205

C.40,825

D.482,005

Explanation: Stack the parts by place: 40,000 + 8,000 = 48,000; plus 200 = 48,200; plus 5 = 48,205. There are no hundreds, so a 0 holds that place.

4In 902,463, the digit 4 has a value of 400. What is the value of a 4 placed one position to the left, in the thousands place?

A.4,000

B.40

C.40,000

D.410

Explanation: Each place to the left is worth 10 times the place to its right. Moving a 4 from the hundreds place to the thousands place multiplies its value by 10, so 400 becomes 400 × 10 = 4,000.

5In 527,318 the digit 7 has a value of 7,000. In 479,201 the digit 7 has a value of 70,000. How many times greater is the value of 7 in 479,201 than in 527,318?

A.10

B.100

C.1,000

D.100,000

Explanation: Divide the larger value by the smaller: 70,000 ÷ 7,000 = 10. Moving one place to the left always multiplies a digit's value by 10.

6In 612,408, the digit 6 represents 600,000 and the digit 2 represents 2,000. The value of the 6 is how many times the value of the 2?

A.30

B.300

C.3,000

D.3

Explanation: Divide the two values: 600,000 ÷ 2,000 = 300. You can also drop matching zeros: 600,000 ÷ 2,000 = 600 ÷ 2 = 300.

7Round 46,283 to the nearest thousand.

A.46,000

B.47,000

C.50,000

D.46,300

Explanation: To round to the nearest thousand, look at the hundreds digit. In 46,283 the hundreds digit is 2, which is less than 5, so the thousands digit stays 6 and lower places become zero: 46,000.

8Round 8,734 to the nearest hundred.

A.8,700

B.8,800

C.8,730

D.9,000

Explanation: To round to the nearest hundred, look at the tens digit. In 8,734 the tens digit is 3, which is less than 5, so round down to 8,700.

9Round 249,562 to the nearest ten thousand.

A.240,000

B.250,000

C.249,000

D.200,000

Explanation: The ten-thousands digit is 4 (worth 40,000). The digit to its right, the thousands digit, is 9. Since 9 is 5 or greater, round the ten-thousands digit up from 4 to 5: 250,000.

10Round 738,491 to the nearest hundred.

A.738,400

B.738,500

C.738,000

D.739,000

Explanation: The hundreds digit is 4. The tens digit is 9, which is 5 or greater, so round the hundreds digit up from 4 to 5 and zero the smaller places: 738,500.

About the North Dakota A+ Mathematics Grade 4 Exam

The North Dakota A+ Summative Mathematics assessment at Grade 4 measures proficiency on the 2023 North Dakota Mathematics Content Standards across Number & Operations, Algebraic Reasoning, Geometry & Measurement, and Data, Probability & Statistics. It is administered online through TestNav in spring, replacing the former NDSA beginning Spring 2025. This 100-question practice bank uses four-option MCQs as an English-language study adaptation.

Assessment

Online criterion-referenced assessment delivered through TestNav; selected-response, technology-enhanced, equation-entry, and constructed-response items across four reporting categories. This local bank contains 100 English four-option practice MCQs, including real calculation items.

Time Limit

Untimed; 2025 average about 60-70 minutes

Passing Score

Four performance levels: Level 1 Novice, Level 2 Approaching Proficient, Level 3 Proficient, Level 4 Advanced. Level 3 and above denotes proficiency. Scale scores range 850-1150 (Grade 4: Novice 850-968, Approaching Proficient 969-1002, Proficient 1003-1041, Advanced 1042-1150).

Exam Fee

No fee to students (North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (NDDPI))

North Dakota A+ Mathematics Grade 4 Exam Content Outline

42%

Number & Operations

Place value and operations with multi-digit whole numbers, fraction equivalence and comparison, addition and subtraction of fractions with like denominators, and multiplication of fractions by whole numbers.

24%

Algebraic Reasoning

Factors and multiples, generating and analyzing patterns, and representing and solving multi-step word problems with all four operations.

18%

Geometry & Measurement

Drawing and identifying points, lines, and angles; classifying two-dimensional figures; lines of symmetry; measurement conversions, area and perimeter, and angle measure.

16%

Data, Probability & Statistics

Making and interpreting line plots with fractional units, picture graphs, and bar graphs; solving problems using data from graphs.

How to Pass the North Dakota A+ Mathematics Grade 4 Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: Four performance levels: Level 1 Novice, Level 2 Approaching Proficient, Level 3 Proficient, Level 4 Advanced. Level 3 and above denotes proficiency. Scale scores range 850-1150 (Grade 4: Novice 850-968, Approaching Proficient 969-1002, Proficient 1003-1041, Advanced 1042-1150).
Assessment: Online criterion-referenced assessment delivered through TestNav; selected-response, technology-enhanced, equation-entry, and constructed-response items across four reporting categories. This local bank contains 100 English four-option practice MCQs, including real calculation items.
Time limit: Untimed; 2025 average about 60-70 minutes
Exam fee: No fee to students

Keys to Passing

Work through all 100 available questions
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Track weak areas and revisit them
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North Dakota A+ Mathematics Grade 4 Study Tips from Top Performers

1Build fluency with multi-digit multiplication and long division before tackling word problems.

2Use area models and number lines to compare fractions and find equivalent fractions.

3Practice classifying shapes by their angles and lines, and spotting lines of symmetry.

4For measurement, memorize key conversions within one system (e.g., 1 m = 100 cm, 1 ft = 12 in).

5Read the scale on line plots and bar graphs carefully before computing with the data.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ND A+ Math Grade 4 test?

The North Dakota A+ Summative Mathematics assessment at Grade 4 measures proficiency on the 2023 ND Mathematics Content Standards. It is an online, criterion-referenced assessment delivered through TestNav with selected-response, technology-enhanced, and constructed-response items across four reporting categories.

What performance levels are reported?

Four levels are reported: Level 1 Novice, Level 2 Approaching Proficient, Level 3 Proficient, and Level 4 Advanced. Level 3 and above denotes grade-level proficiency. Scale scores range from 850 to 1150; for Grade 4, Proficient begins at 1003.

Are calculators allowed on the Grade 4 math test?

No. The official ND A+ Mathematics Grade 4 assessment is non-calculator, so the practice bank's calculation items are designed to be worked by hand at grade level.

Does this practice bank include calculation problems?

Yes. The 100-question bank includes real calculation items (multi-digit arithmetic, fraction operations, area and perimeter, measurement conversions) with full worked explanations.