EXAM ISEE PL G4 | Private School Path

ISEE Primary Level (Grade 4)

Welcome to the ISEE Diagnostic Test. This Test Innovators crafted assessment is designed to pinpoint your strong and weak areas, which allows us to pair you with an instructor best suited to your needs. Your designated instructor will use your strengths to help you improve in areas where you may be struggling. If you need a closer look at any images during the test, simply click on them to zoom in or out. We recommend keeping accurate time as you would in an actual exam setting. If you come across a question you're unsure of, it's best to leave it blank; this helps your instructor focus on the exact topics that need further review. Should you run into any issues or suspect any errors, kindly flag and report them to us. Thank you for choosing Private School Path for your educational journey. We're here to assist you at any time, so please feel free to reach out with any questions.

1 / 40

Which statement correctly identifies the main idea of this passage?

A) Building a tree house can take many days and often costs a lot of money.

B) Tree houses can be fun, but they can also be dangerous if not built correctly.

C) The author and his grandfather spent several wonderful days building a tree house.

D) The author happily remembers how his grandmother used to make him sandwiches.

2 / 40

According to the information in the passage, how are Grandfather and the author similar?

A) They are both eager to be the first one in the tree house.

B) They both have workshops to hold their most important tools.

C) They are both too poor to afford most building tools and materials.

D) They both feel it is important to protect small animals such as birds.

3 / 40

In line 52, what does enthusiastic mean?

A) fearful

B) excited

C) suprised

D) sorrowful

4 / 40

According to Grandfather, what type of tree was perfect for a tree house?

A) a young tree with plenty of leaves

B) a tall tree with lots of thorns and weeds

C) a large healthy tree with many branches

D) a sturdy mature tree with birds and squirrels

5 / 40

What is the main idea of this passage?

A) Pecos Bill wished that he would one day meet his real brother by the lake.

B) While Pecos Bill lived with a pack of wolves, he walked on four legs, not two.

C) Although Pecos Bill lived with a family of wolves, he wondered why he was different.

D) Even though Pecos Bill loved howling at the moon, he spent most of his time at the lake.

6 / 40

Which words best describe Pecos Bill?

A) foolish and silly

B) humble and polite

C) creative and artistic

D) adventurous and strong

7 / 40

Based on the information in the last paragraph, lines 60-65, what will Pecos Bill most likely do once he joins his human brother in Texas?

A) He will get married and move to another state.

B) He will settle down and get a quiet job in an office.

C) He will become angry and frustrated with the humans.

D) He will go on wild adventures and show off his strength.

8 / 40

What is the author’s tone in this passage?

A) silly and playful

B) regretful and intense

C) cheerful and admiring

D) serious and informative

9 / 40

In line 19, what is the “glowing sphere”?

A) the moon

B) the North star

C) a dangerous meteor

D) a reflection in the water

10 / 40

In line 26, what does the word snarled mean?

A) apologized

B) grabbed

C) threatened

D) wished

11 / 40

What was Kuma’s greatest challenge?

A) He had to find his way home in the dark.

B) He wanted to sneak out without being caught.

C) He needed to find his grandfather in the icy cold snow.

D) He wanted to find the source of the colorful dancing lights.

12 / 40

In paragraph 3 (lines 18-29), why did the look in his mother’s eyes make Kuma shiver?

A) He realized the seriousness of her warning.

B) He realized that she was afraid of the northern lights.

C) He realized that she was freezing from working outside.

D) He realized how lucky he was to have such a strong family.

13 / 40

Why did Kuma leave his bedroom after he was warned to respect the darkness?

A) He needed to find his grandfather.

B) He wanted to explore the colorful lights.

C) He needed to search for food for his family.

D) He wanted to prove to his mama that he was brave.

14 / 40

In line 25, what does discomfort mean?

A) joy

B) relief

C) mild pain

D) sudden rage

15 / 40

How do Kuma’s feelings about his mother’s advice change by the end of the passage?

A) He realizes that her advice was silly.

B) He realizes that he should listen to her advice.

C) He realizes that her advice was meant to punish him.

D) He realizes that he should not have asked for her advice.

16 / 40

Why did the fox say such nice things about the crow?

A) He wanted the crow to trust him.

B) He hoped the crow would praise him.

C) He wanted to be friends with the crow.

D) He thought the crow was a beautiful bird.

17 / 40

Which happened first?

A) The crow met the fox.

B) The crow began to sing.

C) The crow lost her piece of cheese.

D) The crow found her piece of cheese.

18 / 40

In lines 8–9, what does the phrase “She could hardly believe her eyes” mean?

A) The crow did not see well.

B) The crow was imagining something.

C) The crow was amazed at how lucky she was.

D) The crow knew that the fox was trying to trick her.

19 / 40

As used in line 36, what does “sincere” mean?

A) honest

B) jelous

C) safe

D) smart

20 / 40

Which is most likely true about crows’ eating habits?

A) Cheese is poisonous to crows.

B) Cheese is a treat that crows enjoy.

C) Crows do not like to eat cheese at all.

D) Crows like cheese, but it is difficult for them to eat it.

21 / 40

A) French

B) Dance

C) Service

D) Computer

22 / 40

A) January 12

B) January 13

C) January 15

D) January 19

23 / 40

A) Which grade has the most classrooms?

B) How many boys and girls are in sixth grade?

C) Which grade has the greatest number of students?

D) How many boys and girls will be in kindergarten next year?

24 / 40

A) 2

B) 3

C) 4

D) 5

25 / 40

Paul recorded a measurement of his notebook as $8$ square inches. Which notebook measurement did Paul record?

A) area

B) length

C) perimeter

D) width

26 / 40

A) It will increase by 2 feet

B) It will increase by 4 feet

C) It will increase by 6 feet

D) It will increase by 8 feet

27 / 40

Jared knows that a paper clip weighs about one gram. Which object weighs about one kilogram?

A) desk

B) textbook

C) school bus

D) pencil eraser

28 / 40

A) 25 feet

B) 30 feet

C) 32 feet

D) 36 feet

29 / 40

A) 11

B) 12

C) 13

D) 14

30 / 40

A) A

B) B

C) C

D) D

31 / 40

A) 6 minutes

B) 8 minutes

C) 10 minutes

D) 12 minutes

32 / 40

A) 3

B) 5

C) 6

D) 8

33 / 40

A) 0.15

B) 0.20

C) 0.25

D) 0.50

34 / 40

Suki’s mom earns $$ 8.14$ per hour at her part-time job. Last week, she worked $5.8$ hours. Which expression should she use to get the closest estimate of her pay?

A) 5x8

B) 5x9

C) 6x8

D) 6x9

35 / 40

Lucas brought some pieces of candy to school. He gave $\frac{1}{6}$ of the candy to his friend John and $\frac{3}{6}$ of the candy to his teacher. If John got $1$ piece of candy from Lucas, how many pieces of candy does Lucas have now?

A) 2

B) 3

C) 4

D) 6

36 / 40

A) $1/2$

B) $1/4$

C) $3/4$

D) $3/9$

37 / 40

A) A

B) B

C) C

D) D

38 / 40

A) A

B) B

C) C

D) D

39 / 40

A) A

B) B

C) C

D) D

40 / 40

A) H

B) I

C) J

D) K

Your score is

Report a question