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SSAT Elementary Grade 4

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2/4 + 5/12

A) $7/24$

B) $6/14$

C) $7/16$

D) $7/12$

E) $11/12$

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If one banana weighs 8 ounces, how much do 4 bananas weigh, in ounces?

A) 12

B) 16

C) 22

D) 32

E) 40

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Mia put her baseball cards in a binder. She split the cards evenly on 15 pages and there were 6 cards on each page. Which equation will tell how many cards Mia has in her collection?

A) 15 ÷ C = 6

B) 6xC=15

C) 6 ÷ 15 = C

D) C ÷ 6 = 15

E) 15 + 6 = C

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(8 + 4) ÷ ____ = 6

A) 2

B) 4

C) 6

D) 12

E) 18

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Which list below are all examples of quadrilaterals?

A) triangle, parallelogram, kite

B) pentagon, nonagon, rhombus

C) equilateral, isosceles, scalene

D) rectangle, trapezoid, square

E) rhombus, isosceles, trapezoid

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Two equal rectangles are put together to make a square. If the perimeter of the square is 36 inches, what is the perimeter of one of the rectangles, in inches?

A) 18

B) 26

C) 27

D) 28

E) 36

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Maria threw the ball 40 centimeters. John threw the ball 0.5 meters. Ryan threw the ball 82 centimeters. Emily threw the ball 0.9 meters. Anna threw the ball 8 centimeters. Who threw the ball the greatest distance?

A) Maria

B) John

C) Emily

D) Ryan

E) Anna

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4 is to 16 as 5 is to ____

A) 15

B) 16

C) 18

D) 25

E) 26

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What is the total number of cupcakes sold on Day 1 and Day 3?

A) 25

B) 35

C) 55

D) 60

E) 75

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A) 45°

B) 65°

C) 67°

D) 69°

E) 86°

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If Area = 1/2 (base × vertical height), what is the area of ∆ABC, in square units?

A) 9

B) 10

C) 18

D) 20

E) 40

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Which fractions below are ordered from smallest to largest?

A) $(2/6,)(2/8),(2/10),(2/12)$

B) $(2/6),(2/10),(2/8),(2/12)$

C) $(2/8),(2/7),(2/12),(2/10)$

D) $(2/12),(2/10),(2/6),(2/8)$

E) $(2/12),(2/10),(2/8),(2/6)$

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If 24 ÷ m = 6, then 5 × m = ?

A) 30

B) 20

C) 9

D) 6

E) 4

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1.7m = _______ cm?

A) 0.17

B) 1.7

C) 17

D) 170

E) 1,700

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Lily wants to buy a notebook that costs $3.50. She only has $2.45. Which coins could you give Lily so that she would have exactly $3.50?

A) 1 nickel

B) 2 quarters and 1 nickel

C) 3 quarters and 2 dimes

D) 4 quarters and 1 nickel

E) 4 quarters, 1 dime, and 1 nickel

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UNUSUAL

A) appropriate

B) abnormal

C) regular

D) native

E) bad

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IGNORANT

A) serious

B) creative

C) forgetful

D) knowledgeable

E) unknowledgeable

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ABOLISH

A) quit

B) bare

C) keep

D) carry

E) refuse

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ADAPT

A) object

B) delight

C) disturb

D) conform

E) maintain

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ADEQUATE

A) mild

B) ideal

C) perfect

D) optimal

E) acceptable

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FRANTIC

A) inferior

B) worried

C) reluctant

D) paranoid

E) depressed

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Listen is to music as

A) ball is to bat

B) choir is to sing

C) floor is to mop

D) read is to book

E) laundry is to wash

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Simple is to complex as

A) muddy is to dirt

B) sore is to painful

C) hilarious is to funny

D) miniature is to massive

E) beautiful is to gorgeous

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Teacher is to school as

A) horse is to ride

B) swim is to pool

C) coach is to field

D) wagon is to pull

E) tunnel is to subway

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Apple is to pie as

A) tea is to coffee

B) lemon is to lime

C) cookie is to ice cream

D) chocolate is to cake

E) banana is to monkey

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Hammer is to carpenter as brush is to

A) poet

B) author

C) painter

D) sculptor

E) electrician

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Orange is to fruit as

A) lion is to jungle

B) poodle is to dog

C) fork is to dinner

D) elephant is to cat

E) goldfish is to bowl

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Ship is to captain as

A) bird is to fly

B) car is to road

C) boat is to water

D) airplane is to pilot

E) skateboard is to park

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Where are the trees?

A) near the mill

B) in the golden sand

C) on one side of the river

D) in the dark brown river

E) on both sides of the river

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The poet is

A) trying to get home

B) taking a river cruise

C) building castles of foam

D) floating boats in the river

E) on a journey of a hundred miles

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Together, lines 9-12 are known as

A) an epic

B) a verse

C) a simile

D) a stanza

E) an idiom

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In line 4, “hand” could best be replaced with

A) sky

B) side

C) boat

D) river

E) valley

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Harry Houdini was best known for

A) shining shoes and selling newspapers

B) teaching other children how to do tricks

C) his long journey to America with his family

D) being a talented magician and escape artist

E) being a religious leader of the Jewish people

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Harry Houdini became so good at tricks because he

A) read a lot of books

B) took many lessons

C) was part of a circus

D) had magical powers

E) practiced a great deal

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What is the first rule of being a magician?

A) Always be careful on the trapeze.

B) Keep how you do your tricks a secret

C) Be sure to practice on your family first.

D) Let the audience participate in the show

E) Have a special name like “Prince of the Air.”

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From this passage you can assume that Harry Houdini was

A) shy

B) silly

C) stubborn

D) thoughtful

E) determined

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According to the passage, people don’t like wolves because

A) they don’t know much about them

B) wolves are savage animals

C) they don’t make good pets

D) wolves are in scary stories

E) wolves eat livestock

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The author of the passage would most likely agree with which statement?

A) Wolves make good pets

B) Wolves are scary animals.

C) Everybody is afraid of wolves.

D) Wolves exist only in fairy tales

E) People should learn more about wolves

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In the line, “All of the sudden, you hear the creepy howling of a wolf,” what does “creepy” mostly
likely mean?

A) sad

B) angry

C) happy

D) frightening

E) embarrassed

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In the passage, where are you to imagine you might hear a wolf?

A) forests

B) prairies

C) Everglades

D) frozen tundra

E) great swamps

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SSAT Elementary Grade 3

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922-157 =

A) 753

B) 765

C) 776

D) 835

E) 1079

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Veronica and Sam found 83 pebbles to use in their aquarium tanks. They place 37 of the pebbles in the tadpole tank. How many do they have left to put into their salamander tank?

A) 46

B) 47

C) 54

D) 55

E) 56

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On a map, 1 inch represents 150 miles. If I measure 4 inches on the map, how far is that in miles?

A) 400 miles

B) 450 miles

C) 500 miles

D) 550 miles

E) 600 miles

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If one banana weighs 8 ounces, how much do 4 bananas weigh?

A) 12 ounces

B) 16 ounces

C) 22 ounces

D) 32 ounces

E) 40 ounces

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A box holds 8 chocolate candies. How many boxes are needed to hold 136 chocolate candies?

A) 14

B) 15

C) 16

D) 17

E) 18

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58x37=

A) 580

B) 1,916

C) 2,146

D) 3,448

E) 18,796

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Which is the largest fraction?

A) $1/2$

B) $1/3$

C) $1/5$

D) $1/10$

E) $1/100$

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2/4 + 5/12

A) $7/24$

B) $6/14$

C) $7/16$

D) $7/12$

E) $11/12$

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Sam’s birthday is 2 weeks and 2 days from today. If today is January 2nd, on what day is Sam’s birthday?

A) January 9

B) January 11

C) January 16

D) January 18

E) January 22

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A) 30

B) 35

C) 40

D) 45

E) 50

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Lily wants to buy a notebook that costs $3.50. She only has $2.45. Which coins could you give Lily so she would have exactly $3.50?

A) 1nickel

B) 2 quarters and 1 nickel

C) 3 quarters and 2 dimes

D) 4 quarters and 1 nickel

E) 4 quarters, 1 dime, and 1 nickel

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Omar and Zahir have 427 paperclips in their collection. They traded 259 of their paperclips to their sister for 27 pencils. How many paperclips do the boys have now?

A) 168

B) 172

C) 232

D) 238

E) 286

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A) 25

B) 35

C) 55

D) 60

E) 75

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A) 45°

B) 65°

C) 67°

D) 69°

E) 86°

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17+6=

A) 20

B) 22

C) 23

D) 24

E) 26

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Difficult

A) soft

B) hard

C) light

D) gentle

E) simple

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Frantic

A) inferior

B) worried

C) reluctant

D) paranoid

E) depressed

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Frightful

A) horrible

B) deceitful

C) vengeful

D) shameful

E) spectacular

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Brief

A) hide

B) long

C) short

D) secret

E) manuscript

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Admire

A) crave

B) pretty

C) desire

D) delight

E) appreciate

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Unusual

A) bad

B) native

C) regular

D) abnormal

E) appropriate

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Edit

A) reuse

B) revise

C) reduce

D) referee

E) redefine

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Listen is to music as

A) ball is to bat

B) choir is to sing

C) floor is to mop

D) read is to book

E) laundry is to wash

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Wheat is to bread as milk is to

A) cow

B) goat

C) drink

D) white

E) cheese

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Happy is to sad as

A) up is to top

B) hop is to pop

C) run is to skip

D) talk is to chat

E) laugh is to cry

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Sun is to hot as ice is to

A) cold

B) snow

C) cubes

D) skating

E) slippery

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Blue is to color as

A) human is to hair

B) pillow is to sleep

C) flower is to grass

D) paper is to pencil

E) rabbit is to animal

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Pane is to pain as weigh is to

A) ton

B) way

C) scale

D) weight

E) pounds

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Find is to lose as build is to

A) wood

B) create

C) misplace

D) demolish

E) materials

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Why does the author say he gets up at night in the winter?

A) He goes to night school

B) In the winter, it's warmer at night

C) He works an overnight shift in a factory

D) In the winter, it is still dark in the morning.

E) His mother sleeps all day because of her job.

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We can assume that the poem was not written recently because

A) the sky is still clear and blue

B) he has to dress by candlelight

C) his parents make him go to bed early

D) the author can hear people in the street

E) there are birds on the trees outside of his window

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Why does the author have to go to bed when he thinks it’s still day?

A) He isn’t allowed to play with the people who are still outside.

B) He has to get up very, very early the next morning.

C) He has misbehaved and is put to bed early

D) It is evening though not yet dark.

E) He has been sick.

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The author is unhappy about when he goes to bed in the summer because

A) he isn't tired

B) he wants to play

C) he wants to catch birds

D) he can't sleep unless it's dark

E) the people walking outside keep him awake

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What did the king want the miller's daughter to do?

A) spin the straw into gold

B) hand over the necklace

C) fill the room with straw

D) make the little man vanish

E) stop the little man from crying

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The word that best describes the king is

A) mean

B) tricky

C) boring

D) nervous

E) sneaky

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The girl was crying because she

A) was alone in the room

B) could not unlock the door

C) could not see the little man

D) wanted to keep her necklace

E) could not turn straw into gold

37 / 41

What does the word "vanished" mean?

A) disappeared

B) finished

C) helped

D) called

E) cried

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The main idea of this passage is

A) people like to collect coins

B) the U.S. Mint makes coins with pictures

C) five extra 1913 Liberty Head nickels were made

D) the fifth 1913 Liberty Head nickel is found

E) coin collectors offer a lot of money for rare coins

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If someone illegally made five 1913 Liberty Head nickels, they made them

A) for government officials

B) as examples for museums

C) to sell only to coin collectors

D) at the request of the U.S. Mint

E) without permission of the law

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According to the passage, another name for the Indian Head nickel is the

A) 1913 nickel

B) Walton nickel

C) Buffalo nickel

D) Liberty Head nickel

E) Dannreuther nickel

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In the last paragraph of the passage, we can assume that John Dannreuther feels

A) tired

B) pleased

C) unertain

D) thoughtful

E) disappointed

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