Prueba 4 de lenguaje y matematicas 5°

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This document is a language and mathematics test for a 5th grade student. It contains questions to test the student's language and math skills at a 5th grade level. The student's name is blank, showing this is a generic test to be filled out by a particular 5th grade student.

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PRUEBA 4 DE LENGUAJE Y MATEMATICAS
QUINTO GRADO
ESTUDIANTE: ____________________________________________________________

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