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Math Review, part 1

Math Review, part 1

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Mathematics

3rd Grade

Hard

CCSS
3.OA.A.3, 4.NBT.B.6, 3.OA.A.2

+3

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Hayley Filegar

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Multiple Choice

Look at this pattern. 

36, 30, ____, 18, 12

Which expression could be used to find the missing number in the pattern?

1

30 - 5

2

30 - 6

3

18 + 5

4

18 - 6

3

Multiple Choice

Ms. Filegar places folders into stacks of 3, with 8 folders in each stack. Which describes another way the same number of folders could be arranged?

1

4 rows with 5 folders in each stack

2

3 rows with 8 folders in each stack

3

6 rows with 4 folders in each stack

4

9 rows with 3 folders in each stack

4

Multiple Choice

Which equation has the same missing number as 45 ÷ 9 = m

1

4 x m = 9

2

9 x m = 45

3

m ÷ 9 = 45

4

m + 9 = 45

5

Multiple Choice

Which statement could be used to describe the equation 25 ÷ 5 = 5?

1

There are 25 items in each of 5 equal groups.

2

There are 25 items in each of 3 equal groups.

3

There are 5 items in each of 15 equal groups. 

4

There are 5 items in each of 3 equal groups.

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Multiple Choice

Which expression is equivalent to 3 x 8?

1

3 + 8

2

8 - 3

3

8 x 3

4

8 ÷ 3

7

Multiple Choice

The library has 36 chairs to place at the tables. Each table will have 4 chairs. Which equation could be used to find out how many tables, t, the library has?

1

t ÷ 4 = 36

2

4 x t = 36

3

t ÷ 36 = 4

4

36 x 4 = t

8

Multiple Choice

Look at the pattern.

21, 28, 35, 42

If the pattern continues, which number comes next?

1

45

2

49

3

56

4

63

9

Multiple Choice

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What does the expression 4 x 3 mean? Which student is correct?

1

Student 1

2

Student 2

3

Student 3

4

Student 4

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Multiple Choice

Which explanation represents a quotient of 4?

1

32 objects divided into 2 equal groups

2

24 objects divided into 3 equal groups

3

16 objects divided into 4 equal groups

4

25 objects divided into 4 equal groups

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Multiple Choice

Ms. Filegar is making treat bags for a baby shower. She has 56 party favors to put into 8 bags.

If each bag has the same number of party favors, which statement about the number of party favors in each bag is true?

1

Each bag will have 7 treats because 56 ÷ 8 = 7

2

Each bag will have 7 treats because 56 x 8 = 7

3

Each bag will have 48 treats because 56 - 8 = 48

4

Each bag will have 48 treats because 48 + 8 = 56

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