4th Grade Adding and Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers Test with Point Values (PDF)

4th Grade math test: Adding and Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers – Maths PDF


This 20-point test checks the standard algorithm for adding and subtracting multi-digit whole numbers (Common Core 4.NBT.B.4). Work alone, show every step, and write each answer clearly. You have 45 minutes.
About this test
  • Grade: Grade 4
  • Chapter: Adding and Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers
  • Standards: 4.NBT.B.4
  • Time: 45 minutes
  • Total: 20 points

Question 1 – Add four digits [2 pts]

Find \(5{,}968 + 2{,}745\).

Question 2 – Subtract five digits [2 pts]

Find \(73{,}204 – 48{,}957\).

Question 3 – Subtract across zeros [2 pts]

Find \(90{,}000 – 37{,}862\).

Question 4 – Add six digits [2 pts]

Find \(285{,}764 + 417{,}659\).

Question 5 – Check the answer [2 pts]

Total6,500Parts2,739?
Total 6,500 with one part 2,739.

Maya says \(6{,}500 – 2{,}739 = 3{,}861\). Use addition to decide whether she is correct. If not, give the correct difference.

Question 6 – Find the mistake [2 pts]

Noah wrote \(48{,}367 + 25{,}845 = 74{,}112\). Explain his mistake and find the correct sum.

Question 7 – Stadium seats [3 pts]

Seats18,450Sat.14,963Sun.16,209
Seats in the stadium and fans on each day.

A stadium has 18,450 seats. On Saturday 14,963 fans came. On Sunday 16,209 fans came.

  1. How many seats were empty on Saturday? (1 point)
  2. How many fans came on both days? (1 point)
  3. How many more fans came on Sunday than on Saturday? (1 point)

Question 8 – Fundraiser [3 pts]

Fall$12,480Spring$9,765
Money raised in two seasons.

A school raised \(\$12,480.00\) in the fall and \(\$9,765.00\) in the spring. It spent \(\$7,950.00\) on books.

  1. Find the total amount raised. (1 point)
  2. Find the amount left after buying books. (1 point)
  3. Check the answer to part b with addition. (1 point)

Question 9 – Is it reasonable? [2 pts]

Sofia finds \(62{,}185 – 24{,}790 = 47{,}395\). Round each number to the nearest ten thousand to decide whether her answer is reasonable. Then find the correct difference.

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