North Carolina NC EOG · Grade 4 Math
NC EOG Grade 4 Math Practice 2027
Fourth-grade NC math steps up to multi-digit operations and a deeper look at fractions — together nearly two-thirds of the test — with 61% of North Carolina fourth graders grade-level proficient in 2025-26.
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Try 5 NC EOG Grade 4 Math Questions
Real NC EOG format. Aligned to NC Standard Course of Study. Detailed explanations on every answer.
A sweet potato farm near Smithfield harvests 1,365 pounds per acre. How many pounds from 4 acres?
NC EOG Grade 4 Math sample questions with answers
Questions in the test's style, each with the answer and an explanation. Open the answer once your child has tried the question.
Question 1 · Grade 4 Math · Standard NC.4.NBT.5
A sweet potato farm near Smithfield harvests 1,365 pounds per acre. How many pounds from 4 acres?
- A.5,360
- B.5,460
- C.5,560
- D.5,660
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: B. 5,460
1,365 × 4 = 5,460. North Carolina is the #1 sweet potato producing state!
Question 2 · Grade 4 Math · Standard NC.4.NF.1
Which fraction is equivalent to 8/12?
- A.2/4
- B.4/6
- C.2/3
- D.3/4
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: C. 2/3
8/12: divide both by 4. So 8/12 = 2/3.
Question 3 · Grade 4 Math · Standard NC.4.MD.3
A rectangular tobacco barn in Durham is 50 feet long and 32 feet wide. What is the area?
- A.82 sq ft
- B.164 sq ft
- C.800 sq ft
- D.1,600 sq ft
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: D. 1,600 sq ft
Area = 50 × 32 = 1,600 sq ft.
About the NC EOG Grade 4 Math Test
Grade 4 math on the NC EOG is where multi-digit operations and fractions take center stage: Number & Operations in Base Ten (~25-29%) and Number & Operations—Fractions (~30-34%) together make up close to two-thirds of the test. The year's biggest skills are multi-digit multiplication and long division, and a deeper treatment of fractions — equivalence, comparison, and adding/subtracting with like denominators.
North Carolina reports four achievement levels (Not Proficient, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5); "on grade level" is Grade Level Proficient (GLP), Level 3 or above. In 2025-26, 61.1% of NC fourth graders were grade-level proficient in math.
The EOG math test has a calculator-inactive and a calculator-active section (four-function at grade 4), given online via NCTest.
Grade Level Proficient (GLP) = Level 3+ = on grade level. Level 4+ = College-and-Career Ready. Scores below Level 3 are reported as Not Proficient.
Source: NCDPI 2025-26 Annual Testing Report (Sept 2, 2026), all-students GLP (61.1%)
What's On The NC EOG Grade 4 Math Test
Grade 4 math on the NC EOG is organized into reporting categories from the NC Standard Course of Study, with fractions and multi-digit operations carrying the most weight. The percentage ranges are from NCDPI's published test specifications.
| Reporting Category | What's Tested |
|---|---|
| Number & Operations — Fractions (~30-34%) | The largest category: equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, and adding/subtracting with like denominators. The year fractions deepen. |
| Number & Operations in Base Ten (~25-29%) | Multi-digit multiplication and long division, and place value into larger numbers. |
| Measurement & Data / Geometry (~23-27%) | Area and perimeter, angles, lines and symmetry, and interpreting data. |
| Operations & Algebraic Thinking (~14-18%) | Multi-step word problems and generating and analyzing patterns. |
Test Format — What Your Child Will See
- ●Fractions and multi-digit operations are ~two-thirds of the grade-4 test.
- ●Calculator-inactive + calculator-active sections.
- ●"On grade level" = Grade Level Proficient (Level 3+).
What North Carolina Parents Should Know About Grade 4 Math
- 1
Go deep on fractions — the biggest grade-4 category. Equivalence, comparison, and adding/subtracting with like denominators are where the year is won or lost.
- 2
Drill multi-digit multiplication and long division, done by hand for the calculator-inactive section.
- 3
Practice with and without a calculator to match the two-section design.
- 4
Aim for Level 3+ (Grade Level Proficient); Level 4+ is College-and-Career Ready.
NC EOG Grade 4 Math — Frequently Asked Questions
What math is on the 4th grade NC EOG?
Built on the NC Standard Course of Study: Number & Operations—Fractions (equivalence, comparison, adding/subtracting — the biggest category), Base Ten (multi-digit multiplication, long division), Measurement & Data / Geometry, and Operations & Algebraic Thinking.
Can my child use a calculator on the 4th grade NC EOG math test?
Only on the calculator-active section; there's also a calculator-inactive section with no calculator. So by-hand fluency with multi-digit multiplication and long division still matters.
What is a passing score on the 4th grade NC EOG math?
'On grade level' means Grade Level Proficient (Level 3+) on NC's four-level scale (Not Proficient, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5). Level 4+ is College-and-Career Ready.
How many NC 4th graders are proficient in math?
In 2025-26, 61.1% of North Carolina fourth graders were grade-level proficient in math.
When is the NC EOG in 2027?
EOGs must be given in the last ten days of the school year (late spring 2027 on a traditional calendar); your district sets exact dates.
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