2013 Grade 4 Math Challenge – Division Level with answer key

Posted on December 24, 2019 | Leave a comment

Below are the 2013 MTAP Grade 4 Math Challenge Division level questions and answers. Solutions
will be posted later. More reviewers can be found on the Past Tests and All Posts pages.

Easy

1.) What are the two consecutive numbers with sum of 89?

2.) Write the sum of and in decimal form.

3.) A steamer is 3.5 m long. How long is it in centimeters?

4.) If , what is equal to?

5.) What is the least common multiple of 8, 12, and 24?

6.) Express 5.2 as a fraction in lowest terms.

7.) What is the reciprocal of

8.) For every 3 boys in a class, there are 5 girls. If there are 25 girls, how many are boys?

9.) If you increase eighteen and fifty-four hundredths by twenty-six thousandths, what is the result?

10.) A vendor had 64 avocados in her stall. She sold of them. How many avocados were left?

11.) What is the next number in the sequence: 56, 67, 78, 89?

Average

1.) One side of square is 12 cm long. If each side is increased by 3 cm, by how many centimeters is
its perimeter increased?

2.) What is the remainder when 549 is divided by 45?

3.) A class with 48 pupils ordered fruit juices. One-third of them ordered grape juice, ordered
orange juice, and the rest ordered apple juice. How many pupils ordered apple juice?

4.) What number multiplied by itself will have the same product as

5.) Cathy got 75% on a math test. How many items did she answer correctly, if there were 60
questions in the test?

6.) What is the greatest common factor of 45, 60, and 120?

Difficult

1.) Merly has six 20-peso bills, five 30-peso bills and five 100-peso bills in her wallet. How much
money does she have?

2.) A baby dress needs 2.5 dm of lace. How many baby dresses can be adorned with 12 m of lace?

3.) T-shirts selling regularly for Php 300 are on sale at 25% discount. How much will dozen T-shirts
cost?

4.) What is the smallest, whole number which when divided by 6 gives a remainder of 1 when
divided by 11 gives a remainder of 6?

5.) Bob and Rex together have Php 2400. If Bob owns of the amount and Rex owns the rest, how
much does each of them have?

6.) Last year’s enrollment in Grade 4 was 220. This year, the number of enrollees increased by 35%.
How many Grade 4 pupils are enrolled now?

Tiebreaker

1.) A number multiplied by 8 and divided by 3 gives 40. What is the number?

2.) Two squares with a perimeter of 64 cm each are placed side by side. What is the perimeter of the
resulting figure?

3.) Cupcakes are sold in packages of 10 and 15. If you need exactly 100 cupcakes for a children’s
party, what is the smallest number of both packages that you need to buy?

Do-or-Die

1.) The sum of three whole numbers, A, B, and C is 69. Suppose that A is 20% more
than B while B is 20% less than C. Find the value of C.

Answer Key

Easy
1.) 44 and 45
2.) 1.25
3.) 350
4.) 0.0625
5.) 24

6.)

7.)
8.) 15
9.) 18.566
10.) 8
11) 100

Average
1.) 12
2.) 9
3.) 8
4.) 15
5.) 45
6.) 15

Difficult
1.) Php 770
2.) 48
3.) Php 1350
4.) 61
5.) Bob: Php 1600; Rex: Php 800
6.) 297

Tiebreaker
1.) 15
2.) 96 cm
3.) 4 of each

Do-or-Die
1.) 25

2008 Grade 4 Math Challenge – Divisions Level with downloadable

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Posted on November 1, 2019 | Leave a comment

Below are the 2008 MTAP Grade 4 Math Challenge Divisions level questions and answers.
Solutions will be posted later. More reviewers can be found on the Past Tests and All Posts pages.

Easy

1.) What is the product of and

2.) How many numbers from 30 to 70 are divisible by 4?

3.) What is the product of the smallest 2-digit even number and the largest 2-digit even number?

4.) What is the smallest positive number that is divisible by 4, 6 and 15?

5.) What is the remainder when you divide 327 by 25?

6.) What is the prime number next to 9?

7.) For every 3 boys, there are 5 girls. For 35 girls, how many boys are there?

8.) A vendor has 5 dozen mangoes in a basket. After selling 3/5 of them, how many mangoes are
left?
9.) Find the two numbers whose sum is 24 and whose product is 135.

10.) What number, when divided by 5, then multiplied by 8, gives 72 as the result?

11.) What is the greatest common factor of 60, 90, and 120?

Average

1.) A rectangle is 35 cm long. If the perimeter is 106 cm, what is its width?

2.) What is the remainder when 1088 is divided by 47?

3.) The cube of a 2-digit number 5A is 185 193. What is A?

4.) Nena needs dozens ribbons for her class. If she needs 30 cm for each ribbon, how many
meters of ribbon has she to buy?

5.) How much more than ?

6.) Nelie spends 17 hours in a 2-week period practicing on the piano. How many hours does she
practice in 5 weeks?

Difficult

1.) Ched spent 1/4 of her money, then gave 1/3 of what was left to her brother. She had Php 60 left.
How much had she at first?

2.) A picture is enlarged to 4 times its original dimensions. If the new dimensions are 19.2 cm by
25.6 cm, what where the original dimensions?

3.) Of 96 pupils who took a qualifying test, 7/8 passed. Of those who passed, 3/7 had previously
failed. How many of those who passed failed before?

4.) A faulty car meter records 36 km for a journey of 42 km. What distance will it record for a
distance of 63 km?

5.) Chocolate bars come in packs of 10 and 15. If you need 100 bars, what is the least number of
packs that you need to buy?

6.) If each side of a square is tripled, what happens to its area?

Tiebreaker

1.) Mike is 12 years old. This is 3 years less than 1/3 his father’s age. How old is his father?
2.) How many common factors, including 1, do 36 and 54 as factors?

3.) Find the smallest positive integer that has 8, 30, and 54 as factors.

Dor-or-Die

1.) If 4a + 5b + 7c = 13 and 4a + 3b + c = 19, what is a + b + c?

Answers:

Easy

1.) 144
2.) 10
3.) 980
4.) 60
5.) 2
6.) 101
7.) 21
8.) 24
9.) 9 and 15
10.) 45
11.) 30
Average

1.) 18 cm
2.) 7
3.) 7
4.) 9
5.) 179

6.)

Difficult

1.) Php 120

2.) 4.8 cm by 6.4 cm
3.) 36
4.) 54 km
5.) 7
6.) Is 9 times larger

Tiebreaker

1.) 45 years
2.) 6
3.) 1080

Do-or-Die
1.) 4

2008 Grade 4 Math Challenge – Sectoral Level with downloadable

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Posted on October 30, 2019 | Leave a comment

Below are the 2008 MTAP Grade 4 Math Challenge Sectoral level questions and answers. Solutions
will be posted later. More reviewers can be found on the Past Tests and All Posts pages.

Easy

1.) 0.778 is equal to how many percent?

2.) What is the sum of all odd numbers less than 10?

3.) A 47 meter long rope is divided into two pieces. One is 15 m longer than the other. How many
meters is the longer one?

4.) If 3 mangoes cost Php 65, how much will a dozen cost?

5.) Two-fifths of a school are boys. If there are 165 girls, how many pupils are there?

6.) Which has a greater area, a rectangular garden with dimensions 40 m by 30 m, or a square
garden with 35 meters on the side?

7.) What is of the product of 8, 6, and 3?

8.) Rica cleaned of a yard. Ana cleaned of the remaining part. How much remained unclean?

Average

1.) What is the number, which when multiplied by itself, is equal to the product of 6 and 150?

2.) What percent of 240 is 25% of 192?

3.) What is the GCF of 420 and 588?

4.) What is the area of the bottom of a circular fountain with a radius of 6 m?

5.) The base of an isosceles triangle is 5 cm longer than a leg. If the perimeter is 38 cm, find the
length of the base.

Difficult

1.) The length of a rectangle is twice its width. If the perimeter is 96 m, what is its area?

2.) If the figure ABMC is a straight line and AB is 62 cm, BC is 73 cm, and M is the midpoint of AC,
how long is AM?
3.) A glass is 64.23 g when empty and 150.35 g when full of water. What is its weight when half-full
of water?

4.) Fill in two digits in the blanks in 86 to make it divisible by 3, 4, and 5.

5.) Alice receives Php 40/hr for 8 hours daily and gets 125% of the regular rate. How much did she
earn for 5 days of work?

Answers:

Easy
1.) 77.8%
2.) 25
3.) 36 meters
4.) Php 260
5.) 275
6.) square garden
7.) 12
8.) 1/3

Average
1.) 30
2.) 20%
3.) 84
4.)
5.) 16 cm

Difficult
1.)
2.) 67 cm
3.) 107.29 g
4.) 40
5.) Php 2,100