3rd Grade Assorted Review Quiz

Maribeth cut two lengths of rope. One was 78,768 centimeters long. The other was 78,678 centimeters long. Which of the following correctly compares these two lengths?

• 78,768 < 78,678

• 78,768 > 78,678

• 78,678 = 78,768

• 78,678 > 78,768

Willow wants to measure how much water her water bottle will hold. Which unit of measure should Willow use?

• gallons

• centimeters

• cups

• quarts

What is the meaning of the word duration in the passage about snails?

• length

• speed

• clock

• roads

Which is an example of a compound sentence?

• If you want to have fun, you should try your local bowling alley.

• The girls played soccer, and the boys played football.

• Our dog ran down the street.

• Before we saw the movie, we ate cheeseburgers at Freddy's.

Estimate the difference by rounding to the nearest 10: 321 − 135

• 200

• 190

• 180

• 210

Trent and Brent have stamp collections. Trent has 268 stamps. Brent has 333 stamps. How many stamps do Trent and Brent have altogether?

• 611

• 601

• 631

• 621

In which sentence are the homophones ball and bawl used correctly?

• The bawl went over the fence and I began to ball.

• Michael began to bawl when his brother took his glow-in-the dark ball.

• While getting ready for the bawl, Sarah broke her shoe and began to ball.

• The golf bawl just missed the hole; I was so sad that I sank to the ground and began to ball.

Choose the complete sentence.

• After the bell rang and all the students were seated in their desks.

• Believed that the young man was telling the truth about littering.

• Since crumpled up papers were spread out all over the classroom floor.

• The test at the end of the week was canceled at the last minute.

Angelina looked up the cost of flying to New York. A ticket in first class would cost her $919, which is $443 more than a ticket in business class. How much is the ticket in business class?

• $506

• $496

• $486

• $476

Static Electricity: This prompt uses antonyms. What pair can be described as antonyms?

• Protons and Electricity

• Electrons and Protons

• Static and Electricity

• Electricity and Electrons