Quiz about 3rd Grade STAAR Review

Question 1

Mrs. Longoria is designing a bathroom floor and decides to fill a rectangular area with square tiles. What is the total area of the rectangular bathroom floor in square inches?

Accepted Answer

28 square inches

Answer

35 square inches

Answer

10 square inches

Answer

21 square inches

Question 2

Cristhel is designing a garden in the shape of a polygon. What is the perimeter of the garden?

Accepted Answer

56 centimeters

Answer

40 centimeters

Answer

76 centimeters

Answer

50 centimeters

Question 3

The table shows the number of fruits a restaurant owner purchased.

Which table represents the data on the graph?

Accepted Answer

Question 4

A football coach bought 7 packages of water. Each package had 24 water bottles. How many water bottles did the coach purchase?

Accepted Answer

168

Answer

172

Answer

164

Answer

198

Question 5

Coach Elias had 4 sport bags. Each bag had 7 baseball bats. Which model does NOT represent the total number of baseball bats the coach has in the sport bags?

Accepted Answer

4 + 4 + 4 + 4

Answer

Answer

7 + 7 + 7 + 7

Answer

Question 6

Emily baked 56 cookies for a party. She bought a dozen more cookies at the grocery store. The people at the party ate 36 cookies. Which equation can be used to determine how many cookies Emily has left?

Accepted Answer

56 + 12 - 36 =

Answer

56 + 12 + 36 =

Answer

56 - 12 - 36 =

Answer

56 - 12 + 36 =

Question 7

The sum of 7 ten thousands, 3 hundreds and 5 tens can be described as what number -

Accepted Answer

70,350

Answer

70,500

Answer

75,300

Answer

70,035

Question 8

The pictograph shows the number of can goods a grocery store received in a shipment. How many more corn can goods did the grocery store receive than lentils can goods?

Accepted Answer

A) 45

Answer

B) 50

Answer

C) 55

Answer

D) 95

Question 9

Which figure has an area of 63 cubic units?

Accepted Answer

Question 10

Ms. Davis bought a package with 100 pencils. She placed 45 pencils in a jar. She placed 30 pencils in a plastic tub. She placed the rest of the pencils in a bag. Which strip diagram can be used to find the number of pencils Ms. Davis placed in the bag?

Accepted Answer

Question 11

Aiden is building a fence around his rectangular garden. The three sides of the garden measure 15 inches, 20 inches, and 15 inches. What is the length of the missing side to complete the fence if the total perimeter is 60 inches?

Accepted Answer

C) 10 inches

Answer

A) 12 inches

Answer

B) 45 inches

Answer

D) 17 inches

Question 12

Andy has a goal of collecting 400 seashells. - He bought a bag with 75 seashells. - He found 128 seashells at the beach. How many more seashells does Andy have to collect to reach his goal?

Accepted Answer

197

Answer

203

Answer

603

Answer

177

Question 13

An array is shown.

Which represents the array shown?

Accepted Answer

9, 18, 27, 36, 45

Answer

9 + 9 + 9 + 9

Answer

9 x 6

Answer

4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4

Question 14

Allyson purchased 2 packages of cupcakes. Each package had 10 cupcakes. She placed the same number of cupcakes in 4 trays. How many cupcakes did Allyson place in each tray?

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

20

Answer

6

Answer

7

Question 15

The table shows the number of flowers in different number of rows. Based on the relationship, which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

The number of rows times 7 equals number of flowers

Answer

The number of rows times 8 equals number of flowers

Answer

The number of rows divided by 7 equals number of flowers

Answer

The number of rows plus 18 equals number of flowers

Question 16

An ice-cream company shipped out the following gallons of ice-cream: They shipped out 134 gallons of strawberry ice-cream. They shipped out 212 gallons of vanilla ice-cream. They shipped out 478 gallons of chocolate ice-cream. How many more gallons of chocolate ice-cream did the company ship out than strawberry and vanilla gallons combined?

Accepted Answer

B) 132

Answer

A) 346

Answer

C) 241

Answer

D) 378

Question 17

Jimena has to take 3 tests. Each test has 10 questions. How many questions are there total?

Accepted Answer

30

Answer

20

Answer

13

Answer

7

Question 18

A group of figures are shown.

Which statement about the figures is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

Each of the figures of the group have at least one vertex.

Answer

Each of the figures of the group are three-dimensional.

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Each of the figures of the group have at least one face.

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Each of the figures of the group have at least 2 edges.

Question 19

Nathaniel has a collection of bills and coins as shown.

What is the value of the collection of bills and coins?

Accepted Answer

$4.60

Answer

$4.55

Answer

$3.70

Answer

$4.70

Question 20

A group of figures are shown.

Which statement about the figures is true?

Accepted Answer

All of the figures are quadrilaterals.

Answer

All of the figures are trapezoids.

Answer

All of the figures are hexagons.

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All of the figures are pentagons.

Question 21

Which two models are shaded to represent a pair of equivalent fractions?

Accepted Answer

Question 22

Melanie made 32 cookies. She placed the same number of cookies in 4 bags. Which strip diagram represents the number of cookies Melanie placed in each bag?

Accepted Answer

Question 23

Iker went out for a morning run at the park. The clock shows the time that Iker began to run.

Iker ran for 45 minutes. At what time did Iker finish running?

Accepted Answer

5:30 P.M.

Answer

4:00 P.M.

Answer

5:40 P.M.

Answer

5:15 P.M.

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