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Key Facts: New Mexico NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 Exam
NMPED
State Agency
New Mexico Public Education Department, Assessment Bureau
Cognia (iTester)
Test Provider
NMPED NM-MSSA Resources; Cognia Help & Support
120 min (2 sessions)
Math Time
NM-MSSA Test Coordinator's Manual
4-function (Gr 3-6, Session 2)
Calculator
NM-MSSA Calculator Policy (TCM)
English and Spanish
Languages
NM-MSSA Fact Sheet 24-25
100 practice questions
Practice Bank Size
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Prepare for the NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 test with 100 practice questions covering multi-digit arithmetic, fractions, decimals, measurement, and geometry, with worked calculations and detailed explanations.
Sample New Mexico NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 Practice Questions
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1Maria has 6 stickers. Her brother has 5 times as many stickers as Maria. How many stickers does her brother have?
2A baker made 48 muffins in the morning and 36 muffins in the afternoon. He sold 54 muffins by closing time. How many muffins does he have left?
3Which number is a factor of 24?
4Which of the following numbers is prime?
5Trey has 9 baseball cards. His dad has 4 times as many baseball cards as Trey. How many baseball cards does his dad have?
6A farm has 8 pens with 6 chickens in each pen. If the farmer sells 23 chickens, how many chickens remain on the farm?
7Which number is a multiple of 6?
8A number pattern starts at 3 and adds 4 each time. What is the 6th term in the pattern?
9Which of the following is NOT a factor pair of 16?
1024 students sit equally at 6 tables. Then 18 more students arrive and are seated equally among the same 6 tables. How many students are at each table now?
About the New Mexico NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 Exam
The New Mexico Measures of Student Success & Achievement (NM-MSSA) Mathematics assessment at Grade 4 measures multi-digit arithmetic, fractions, decimals, measurement, data, and geometry proficiency on the New Mexico Common Core State Standards. It is administered online through Cognia iTester each spring in two 60-minute fixed-form sessions (non-calculator and calculator), and the Mathematics test is available in English and Spanish. This 100-question practice bank uses four-option MCQs, including worked calculations, as an English-language study adaptation.
Assessment
Two fixed-form 60-minute sessions (120 minutes total): a non-calculator session and a calculator session, with selected-response, multi-select, technology-enhanced, and constructed-response items aligned to the NM CCSS and the Standards for Mathematical Practice. In grade 4 only a four-function calculator is permitted in the calculator session. Delivered online through Cognia iTester. This local bank contains 100 English four-option practice MCQs.
Time Limit
Mathematics 120 minutes (two 60-minute sessions: non-calculator and calculator)
Passing Score
No pass/fail mark. Four performance levels are reported: Level 1 Novice, Level 2 Nearing Proficiency, Level 3 Proficient, and Level 4 Advanced. Proficient or Advanced indicates mastery of grade-level expectations.
Exam Fee
No fee to students (New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED))
New Mexico NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 Exam Content Outline
Operations & Algebraic Thinking
Multiplicative comparisons, multistep word problems, factors and multiples, prime/composite, and patterns.
Number & Operations in Base Ten / Fractions
Place value to 1,000,000, multi-digit operations, fractions from unit fractions, fraction operations, and decimal notation.
Measurement & Data / Geometry
Unit conversion, area and perimeter, line plots, angle measure, lines/angles, classifying figures, and symmetry.
Mathematical Practices
Problem solving, reasoning and argument, modeling, and structure and repeated reasoning.
How to Pass the New Mexico NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: No pass/fail mark. Four performance levels are reported: Level 1 Novice, Level 2 Nearing Proficiency, Level 3 Proficient, and Level 4 Advanced. Proficient or Advanced indicates mastery of grade-level expectations.
- Assessment: Two fixed-form 60-minute sessions (120 minutes total): a non-calculator session and a calculator session, with selected-response, multi-select, technology-enhanced, and constructed-response items aligned to the NM CCSS and the Standards for Mathematical Practice. In grade 4 only a four-function calculator is permitted in the calculator session. Delivered online through Cognia iTester. This local bank contains 100 English four-option practice MCQs.
- Time limit: Mathematics 120 minutes (two 60-minute sessions: non-calculator and calculator)
- Exam fee: No fee to students
Keys to Passing
- Work through all 100 available questions
- Review every answer and explanation
- Track weak areas and revisit them
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
New Mexico NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 Study Tips from Top Performers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NM-MSSA Mathematics Grade 4 test?
It is the New Mexico Measures of Student Success & Achievement Mathematics assessment for Grade 4, administered online through Cognia iTester each spring in two 60-minute fixed-form sessions (non-calculator and calculator) with selected-response, technology-enhanced, and constructed-response items.
Are calculators allowed on the NM-MSSA Math Grade 4 test?
Session 1 is non-calculator. In Session 2, grade 4 students may use only a four-function calculator (with square root and percentage functions).
Is the NM-MSSA Math test available in Spanish?
Yes. The Mathematics assessment is available in English and Spanish for qualifying English learners.
How are NM-MSSA results reported?
There is no pass/fail mark. NM-MSSA reports four performance levels: Level 1 Novice, Level 2 Nearing Proficiency, Level 3 Proficient, and Level 4 Advanced.
Is this practice bank affiliated with NMPED?
No. This is an independent study resource aligned to the public New Mexico Common Core State Standards. It uses four-option MCQs as a study adaptation; it is not an official NM-MSSA product or format simulation.