Nevada Math Test Prep Series

Nevada Smarter Balanced Grade 4 Math Practice Tests

Smarter Balanced·Grade 4·Math·2026-2027 edition·59 pages

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Give your fourth grader the confidence to succeed on the Nevada Smarter Balanced Grade 4 Mathematics test.

This Smart Stars practice book provides five full-length practice tests aligned to the Nevada Academic Content Standards for Mathematics, Grade 4. Each test mirrors the real Nevada test in length, structure, and item types — so test day feels familiar, not foreign.

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A full question page from Practice Test 1
The explanations for those questions

Built to the real Nevada test length — 23 to 25 questions per test. Beginning in spring 2025, Nevada gives a shortened (“adjusted form”) version of the Smarter Balanced mathematics test. On the real test, a Grade 4 student answers a fixed computer-adaptive section of about 19 questions plus one multi-part Performance Task of 4 to 6 questions — roughly 23 to 25 questions in all. Two of the computer-adaptive questions are unscored field-test items the state is trying out, and students are never told which ones they are. Every practice test in this book is built to that exact length: Tests 1 and 4 have 23 questions, Tests 2 and 5 have 24, and Test 3 has 25, so your student practices at true test length, not a padded or shortened imitation.

The Nevada math test has two parts: a computer-adaptive section, where questions adjust to the student, and a Performance Task — one set of questions built around a single real-world situation, such as reading a table of data. Each test in this book includes both parts and draws from all three Smarter Balanced reporting categories: Concepts and Procedures; Problem Solving and Modeling & Data Analysis; and Communicating Reasoning.

What’s inside

Smart Stars is an independent education publisher and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the Nevada Department of Education, the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium, or Data Recognition Corporation. All practice questions are original.

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Topics covered

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