Pennsylvania Academic Standards for Mathematics / Pennsylvania Assessment Anchors and Eligible Content — Pennsylvania
Measures measurement conversions, area/perimeter reasoning, line plots, and data interpretation. This Grade 4 reporting domain maps to 5 practice skills and 8 representative questions from the playable bank.
Pennsylvania Academic Standards for Mathematics / Pennsylvania Assessment Anchors and Eligible Content — Pennsylvania
PSSA is Pennsylvania’s own standards-based, criterion-referenced assessment. Its math reporting structure is built on the Pennsylvania Academic Standards/Assessment Anchors and Eligible Content rather than a separate multi-state framework, and it closely mirrors CCSS-style grade-level domains.
The official PSSA page lists the Mathematics Test Design and grade-level item/scoring samplers, but the accessible source excerpt did not expose a usable per-domain percentage blueprint; no reliable item-weight table was recoverable from the available primary page text.
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A square has perimeter in. What is the length of one side in inches?
A square has equal sides, so . Then
How many degrees is a right angle?
A right angle measures .
A line plot shows value 2: 3 X's, value 3: 1 X's, value 4: 2 X's. Which value occurs most often?
The value with the most X's is (it has ).
gallons equals how many quarts?
The answer is .
How many days are in weeks?
The answer is .
A rectangle has length cm and perimeter cm. What is its width in centimeters?
Perimeter , so . Then , so and
How many degrees are in right angles?
The answer is degrees.
A line plot shows value 1: 2 X's, value 2: 4 X's, value 3: 1 X's. How many data points in all?
Add the X counts: .
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