2015 Grade 4 MTAP Elimination Questions with Answers

1.) How do you read the numeral 2 followed by 8 zeroes?

2.) How many tens should be added to 212 ones and 100 to get 572?

3.) What is the largest three-digit prime number?

4.) What is the smallest multiple of 3 that is greater than 200?

5.) What is the sum of the 4 largest two-digit prime numbers?

6.) Lynn counts numbers starting from 105 and adds 4 each time. So she counts 105, 109, 113, and
continues. What is the largest three-digit whole number that Lynn counts?

7.) What is the ones digit in the product of 87 x 87 x 87 x 87 x 87?

8.) The average of 6 consecutive odd numbers is 26. What is the largest number?

9.) Five identical squares placed side by side formed a rectangle. The area of the rectangle is 45
cm^2. Squares are then removed from one end so that the resulting rectangle has a perimeter of 24
cm. What is the area of the new rectangle?

10.) What is ¼ of 80% of 120?

11.) Forty is how much more than the sum of 12 and 21?

12.) What number is 20 more than the product of 6 ones and 3 tens?

13.) What number is 100 less than the sum of 80 and 50?
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14.) Write three hundred eight thousand six in symbols.

15.) One number is 15 more than another. The sum of the numbers is 93. What is the larger number?

16.) Patrick needs to paint 79 chairs. He has already painted 57 chairs. How many more chairs does
he need to paint?

17.) Mary has some cookies. She gave 18 to her friend. She has 21 left. How many cookies did she
have at the beginning?

18.) A rectangular table can seat 8 people. Two tables placed side by side can seat 14 people. Three
tables placed side by side can seat 20 people. At most 4 tables can be placed side by side. How many
tables are needed to seat 51 people?

19.) A container is 2/3 full of water. When 8 liters of water was removed from it, it became 2/7 full.
What is the capacity of the container?

20.) What is the sum of 5 tens and 20 ones?

21.) In a farm, 354 oranges were harvested on Tuesday and 978 were harvested on Thursday. How
much greater was the harvest on Thursday than on Tuesday?

22.) Margie bought 3 boxes of cupcakes. Each box contains 6 cupcakes. How many cupcakes did
Margie buy in all?

23.) Three times a number added to the product of 4 and 3 is 24. What is the number?

24.) A vendor had 3 boxes of oranges to sell. There were 20 oranges in each box. If he sold 42
oranges, how many oranges were not sold?

25.) If a number is divided by 7, its quotient is 5. What is the number?

26.) The sum of 18 and 12 divided by 5 is ___?

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27.) What is the sum of the digits in the product of 23 ones and 32 tens?

28.) What is the sum of 3 consecutive whole numbers if the largest of these numbers is 9>

29.) What is ¼ of the sum of 6 tens and 8 ones?

30.) Daria had Php 125.00. She bought a glass of juice for Php 15.00 and a sandwich for Php 37.00.
How much money did she have left?

31.) Eva called her friend at 10:15 am. They talked for 57 mins. What time did their conversation
ended?

32.) Marissa wants to buy a cake for her mother on her birthday. She has Php 500.00. The cake costs
Php 675.50. How much more does she need to buy the cake?
Answer: Php 175.50

33.) A ribbon is 7 m and 60 cm long. How many ribbons each with a length of 50 cm can be cut from
it?

34.) Randy bought 23 oranges and apples for Php 378.00. An orange cost Php 15.00 and an apple
costs Php 18.00. How many apples did he buy?

35.) Using the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, and without repeating the digits, make an addition
sentence using two 4-digit numbers that has the largest sum.

36.) There are 36 packs of candies in a box. The packs of candies are divided equally among 4
children. How many packs will each one receive?

37.) There are 45 pencils that will be given equally among 7 children. How many pencils will each
child receive?

38.) A number divided by 3 and multiplied by 5 gives 40. What is the number?
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39.) Shown below is a portion of a calendar. What is the product of the numbers in the squares?

40.) If 4/5 of a number is 96, what is 5/4 of the number?

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(1) Answer: two hundred million

(2) Answer: 26
(3) Answer: 997
(4) Answer: 201
(5) Answer: 348
(6) Answer: 997
(7) Answer: 7
(8) Answer: 31
(9) Answer: 27 sq. cm.
(10) Answer: 24
(11) Answer: 7
(12) Answer: 200
(13) Answer: 30
(14) Answer: 308, 006
(15) Answer: 54
(16) Answer: 22 chairs
(17) Answer: 39 cookies.
(18) Answer: 8 tables
(19) Answer: 21 liters
(20) Answer: 70
(21) Answer: 624 oranges.
(22) Answer: 18 cupcakes
(23) Answer: 4
(24) Answer: 18 oranges are not sold.
(25) Answer: 35
(26) Answer: 6
(27) Answer: 16
(28) Answer: 24
(29) Answer: 17
(30) Answer: Php 73.00 was left.
(31) Answer: 11:12 am
(32) Answer: Php 175.50
(33) Answer: 15
(34) Answer: 11
(35) Answer: 8541 + 7632 = 16173
(36) Answer: 9 packs
(37) Answer: 6 pencils, remainder 3.
(38) Answer: 24
(39) Answer: 150
(40) Answer: 150