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Performance Task
Brain Builders
Visiting Grand Teton National Park Liam is doing a school project on the Grand Teton National Park. He also hopes to someday visit the park with his family.
Show all your work to receive full credit.
Part A The table shows the number of visitors that the Grand Teton National Park has had during four months of the year. Complete the bar graph below the table to show the number of visitors for each month rounded to the nearest thousand.
Number of Visitors to Grand Teton Park
April
2 1,847
May
25,934
June
3 7,016
July
35,335
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Visitors to Grand Teton Park
April
May June Month
July
Performance Task 52PT1
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Grade: 4
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Part B For the rest of the year, between 400,000 and 500,000 people visited Grand Teton National Park. In the total number of visitors for the rest of the year, the digit 7 has 10 times the value that it has in the total visitors for June. In the total visitors in the rest of the year, the tens digit and the thousands digit are both the same even number, and the ones digit is three times the tens digit. The only other digit is a 5, and it is the only 5 in the number. How many people visited Grand Teton National Park for the rest of the year? Explain your reasoning.
Part C Grand Teton National Park covers 1,254 square kilometers of land. Write the expanded form and the word form for Grand Teton’s land area.
Part D
Mountain
Height (feet)
Grand Teton
13,776
Teewinot Mt.
12,326
Mount Moran
12,605
South Teton
12,5 1 3
Mount Owen
12,927
Middle Teton
12,805
Use inequality symbols to order the height of the mountains from least to greatest. Explain how you used place value to order the heights.
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The table shows the heights of several mountains in the park.
52PT2 Chapter 1 Place Value
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Program: MY_MATH
Component: SE
Vendor: SPi Global
Grade: 4
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Performance Task
Brain Builders
Visiting Grand Teton National Park Liam is doing a school project on the Grand Teton National Park. He also hopes to someday visit the park with his family.
Show all your work to receive full credit.
Part A The table shows the number of visitors that the Grand Teton National Park has had during four months of the year. Complete the bar graph below the table to show the number of visitors for each month rounded to the nearest thousand.
Number of Visitors to Grand Teton Park
April
2 1,847
May
25,934
June
3 7,016
July
35,335
Copyright © McGraw-Hill Education
Number of Visitors
Month
Online Content at
40000 38000 36000 34000 32000 30000 28000 26000 24000 22000 20000
Visitors to Grand Teton Park
April
May June Month
July
Performance Task 52PT1
C01PT_001A-905763 connectED.mcgraw-hill.com
049_052_GM_S_G4_C01_REV_905763.indd 1
5/11/17 1:52 PM
Program: MY_MATH
Component: SE
Vendor: SPi Global
Grade: 4
PDF Pass
Part B For the rest of the year, between 400,000 and 500,000 people visited Grand Teton National Park. In the total number of visitors for the rest of the year, the digit 7 has 10 times the value that it has in the total visitors for June. In the total visitors in the rest of the year, the tens digit and the thousands digit are both the same even number, and the ones digit is three times the tens digit. The only other digit is a 5, and it is the only 5 in the number. How many people visited Grand Teton National Park for the rest of the year? Explain your reasoning.
Part C Grand Teton National Park covers 1,254 square kilometers of land. Write the expanded form and the word form for Grand Teton’s land area.
Part D
Mountain
Height (feet)
Grand Teton
13,776
Teewinot Mt.
12,326
Mount Moran
12,605
South Teton
12,5 1 3
Mount Owen
12,927
Middle Teton
12,805
Use inequality symbols to order the height of the mountains from least to greatest. Explain how you used place value to order the heights.
Copyright © McGraw-Hill Education
The table shows the heights of several mountains in the park.
52PT2 Chapter 1 Place Value
049_052_GM_S_G4_C01_REV_905763.indd 2
1/19/17 4:00 PM
Program: MY_MATH
Component: SE
Vendor: SPi Global
Grade: 4
PDF Pass
