TEKS.MATH.3.4A

What are the missing numbers in the table?

• 1, 2, 10
• 4, 5, 12
• 5, 6, 14
• 2, 6, 4

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Matthew earns $12.50 raking leaves for his neighbor, $10.25 washing the family car, and $11.75 weeding his grandmother's garden.  How much does he earn in all?

• $34.50
• $33.25
• $33.00
• $34.75

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Matt's family is going on a trip.  They are traveling 283 miles the first day, 365 miles the second day, 116 miles on the third day, and 359 miles the fourth day.  How many miles are they traveling on the first three days of their trip?

• A. 764 miles
• B. 642 miles
• C. 359 miles
• D. 283 miles

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18+8=

• 10
• 25
• 26
• 27

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Jack and Jill had a class party for Easter. The teacher hid jellybeans around the classroom. Jack found 121 jellybeans. Jill found 119 jellybeans. How many jellybeans did Jack and Jill find altogether?

• 230
• 219
• 240
• 202

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 Which ONE statement is TRUE? 

• Identity Property of Addition: 62+1=63
• Associative Property of Addition: 5+6=6+5
• Commutative Property of Addition: 12+8=8+12
• None of these are true

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362 + 486 =

• 748
• 848
• 837

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215 + 776 = 

• 1,091
• 991
• 891
• 982

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North Elementary School had a school play this weekend. There were three shows in all. 362 people went to the Friday night show and 206 people went to the Saturday night show. If 673 people went in all, how many people went to the Sunday show?

• 134 people

• 116 people

• 1,241 people

• 105 people

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Mrs. Fulmer was making copies for all of the third grade classes. She made 45 copies. There are 63 students in third grade. How many more copies does she need to make?

• 108 copies

• 98 copies

• 18 copies

• 26 copies

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