Thinking Skills - Grade 4 Math Questions With Answers
Grade 4 math questions on thinking with answers are presented. Challenging questions are necessary to develop thinking skill abilities.
Questions
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John has more toys that Janet and more toys than Bill. Mark has more toys than John. Which statement is true.
- Janet has more toys that John.
- Bill has more toys than Mark.
- Janet has more toys than Mark.
- Mark has more toys than Bill.
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Jack, Toby, Jill and Yung are lined up. Toby is behind Jack and in front of Yung. Jill is behind Yung. In what order are Jack, Toby, Jill and Yung lined up?
- Yung, Toby, Jack, Jill (first)
- Jill, Jack, Toby, Yung (first)
- Jill, Toby, Jill, Yung (first)
- Jill, Yung, Toby, Jack (first)
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Malcom is older than Janette. Janette is older than Bob. Tony is older than Malcom. Which statement is correct?
- Bob is older than Malcom.
- Tony is older than all of them.
- Janette is older than Malcom.
- Tony is younger than Janette.
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George, Billy and Joe bought some toys. George spent more than Billy. Joe spent more than George. Which statement is correct?
- George spent less than Billy.
- Billy spent more than George.
- Joe spent more than Billy.
- George spent more than Joe.
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Four people are standing in line. Jamila is standing 3 meters behind Lora and 2 meters in front of Carla. Paula is standing 4 meters in front of Laura. What is the distance between Carla and Paula?
- 9 meters
- 5 meters
- 4 meters
- 2 meters
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Tim, Claudia and Michael collected 14 stamps. Michael collected 2 more stamps than Tim and Claudia collected 3 more stamps than Tim. How many stamps did each collect?
- T:3 , M:6 , C:5
- T:5 , M:3 , C:6
- T:6 , M:5 , C:3
- T:3 , M:5 , C:6
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Dalida, Jane and Kristy went out for dinner. Dalida does not eat meat or fish. and Jane does not eat fish. After they ordered their dinners, the waiter brought a salad and a soup, a steak with french fries, and fish and french fries. Who ate what?
- Dalida : Salad & soup , Jane : steak & fries , Kristy : fish & fries
- Dalida : Salad & soup , Jane : fish & fries , Kristy : steak & fries
- Dalida : steak & fries , Jane : Salad & soup , Kristy : fish & fries
- Dalida : fish & fries , Jane : Salad & soup , Kristy : steak & fries
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A large square is made up of small squares. How many squares are there altogether?
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- 9
- 10
- 11
- 14
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A line can be drawn using two points. How many different lines can we draw using the 4 points shown below?
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- 4
- 6
- 5
- 7
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What is the smallest odd 3-digit number?
- 999
- 100
- 101
- 10
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What is the largest even 3-digit number?
- 999
- 998
- 108
- 1000
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Find a number such that:
1 - It is a 3-digit number. Larger than 399 and smaller than 500.
2 - Both digits in the tens and ones are odd and their sum is equal to 5.
3 - The digit in the ones is larger than the digit in the tens.
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Find a number such that:
1 - It is a 3-digit number and all its digits are odd.
2 - Its hundreds digit is equal to 3.
3 - The sum of its hundred and tens digits is 10.
4 - The sum of its tens and ones digits is 10.
Answers to the Above Questions
- D
- D
- B
- C
- A
- D
- A
- D
- B
- C
- B
- 423
- 373
Links and References
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