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WorksheetsUnit 3 Review (3.4A, 3.4B, 3.4C, 3.5A)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 3hrs 32mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Ariah needed to get her car worked on. The shop charged $287 for a new headlight and $173 to fix the air conditioning. How much did she pay to have her car worked on?
a)
$450
b)
$114
c)
$460
2.
Douglas Elementary went to a museum. There were 3 groups of students. The first group had 23 students. The second group had 19 students. The third group had 25 students. Which number sentence can be used to find how many students from Douglas Elementary went to the museum? Mark your answer.
a)
25 - 19 =
b)
23 + 19 =
c)
23 + 19 + 25 =
d)
3 + 23 + 19 + 25 =
3.
A company received 492 phone calls from customers in June and 267 phone calls from customers in July. What is the difference between the numbers of phone calls received in these two months?
a)
225
b)
759
c)
235
d)
135
4.
A farmer had 12 donkeys in a barn. He sold 4 of the donkeys at an auction. Then he bought 6 more donkeys from his neighbor. Which of these shows one way to find how many donkeys he had then?
a)
Add 12, 4, and 6
b)
Subtract 4 from 12 and then
add 6
c)
Add 6 and 4 then subtract from 12
d)
Add 12 and 4
5.
A music teacher had 4 boxes of recorders. There were 9 recorders in each box. The music teacher gave an equal number of recorders to each of 6 classes. How many recorders did each class receive?
a)
7
b)
6
c)
30
d)
36
6.
3.4A
The Roosevelt Elementary student council raised money to purchase new library resources. The student council raised $1,000. They spent $238 on fiction books, $526 on non-fiction books, and the rest of the money on dictionaries. How much money did the student council spend on dictionaries?
The Roosevelt Elementary student council raised money to purchase new library resources. The student council raised $1,000. They spent $238 on fiction books, $526 on non-fiction books, and the rest of the money on dictionaries. How much money did the student council spend on dictionaries?
a)
764
b)
762
c)
236
d)
474
7.
3.4A
Adyssen started with $87 in her bank account. She put $213 into her account last week and another $137 this week. What is the total amount Adyssen now has in her bank account?
Adyssen started with $87 in her bank account. She put $213 into her account last week and another $137 this week. What is the total amount Adyssen now has in her bank account?
a)
$350
b)
$300
c)
$224
d)
$437
8.
Tiffany wants to save $187 to buy a new bike. If she saves $17 dollars one week and $14 the next week, how many more dollars will she need to save?
a)
$218
b)
$170
c)
$31
d)
$156
9.
(3.4A)Mr. Elachkar sold 247 meals on Tuesday at his restaurant. He sold 516 meals on Wednesday. What is the difference between the numbers of meals Mr. Elachkar sold on these two days?
a)
763
b)
331
c)
379
d)
269
10.
Round the following number to the nearest ten.
523
523
a)
530
b)
540
c)
524
d)
520
11.
Round the following number to the nearest ten.
448
448
a)
440
b)
449
c)
430
d)
450
12.
Round the following number to the nearest ten.
678
678
a)
680
b)
660
c)
670
d)
675
13.
Round the following number to the nearest ten.
406
406
a)
400
b)
410
c)
407
d)
500
14.
Round the following number to the nearest ten.
603
603
a)
610
b)
600
c)
605
d)
700
15.
Daniel has 234 rocks in his collection. Sam has 348 rocks. Which is the best estimate of how many rocks both boys collected?
a)
548
b)
580
c)
650
d)
500
16.
Numbers that have a 0,2,4,6, or 8 in the ones place?
a)
Compatible Numbers
b)
Even Numbers
c)
Odd Numbers
d)
Ordinal Numbers
17.
Another word for number is called?
a)
digit
b)
symbol
c)
word
d)
period
18.
The value of a digit depending on it's place in a number?
a)
Number
b)
Period
c)
Place Value
19.
Numbers that are in number form
a)
Word Form
b)
Standard Form
c)
Pictorial Form
d)
Expanded Form
20.
a number close to an exact number
(think about the word "around" or "about")
(think about the word "around" or "about")
a)
add
b)
subtract
c)
estimate
21.
Rounding means
a)
add
b)
to move the numbers up or down depending on the place value
c)
moving
22.
Numbers that are expressed in words
a)
numbers
b)
English form
c)
word form
d)
standard form
23.
Numbers that have a 1,3,5,7, or 9 in the one's place
a)
Adding Numbers
b)
Odd Numbers
c)
easy numbers
d)
All numbers
24.
What does expanded form mean?
a)
some kind of form
b)
stretch it out
c)
to make it bigger
d)
decomposing a number that shows the value of each digit
25.
what is 243 rounded to the nearest hundred??
a)
200
b)
243
c)
20
d)
67
26.
What is 439 rounded to the nearest ten.
a)
800
b)
758
c)
440
d)
439
27.
What is 3,962 rounded to the nearest hundred??
a)
67645
b)
4,000
c)
974
d)
23
28.
What is 84,502 rounded to the nearest thousand??
a)
840
b)
i have no clue??
c)
84,000
d)
85,000
29.
Which number rounds to 30 when rounded to the nearest ten?
a)
24
b)
35
c)
31
d)
23
30.
Yisel had two boxes of ribbons.
• She had 37 large ribbons in the first box.
• She had 56 small ribbons in the second box.
• She gave 28 of the large ribbons to her sister.
Which number sentence can be used to find the number of ribbons Yisel had left in the two boxes?
• She had 37 large ribbons in the first box.
• She had 56 small ribbons in the second box.
• She gave 28 of the large ribbons to her sister.
Which number sentence can be used to find the number of ribbons Yisel had left in the two boxes?
a)
56 + 28 + 37 =
b)
37 - 28 + 56 =
c)
37 + 28 - 56 =
d)
56 + 28 - 37 =
31.
Clara had $188 in her savings account. She spent $29 on a sweater for her sister and $18 on a skateboard for her brother. How much did Clara spend on her sister and brother?
a)
$37
b)
$47
c)
$141
d)
$235
32.
Ethan had 675 pounds of chicken feed on Sunday. On Friday, Ethan had 326 pounds left. How many pounds of chicken feed did Ethan use from Sunday to Friday? Mark your answer.
a)
326
b)
349
c)
351
d)
1,001
33.
Kevin bagged 132 bags of groceries on Saturday and 118 bags on Sunday. Which shows how to find the total number of bags he bagged on Saturday and Sunday?
a)
132 + 118
b)
132 – 118
c)
132 × 118
d)
132 ÷ 118
34.
There were 35 pretzels at a bakery. A baker made 20 more pretzels. The baker then sold 11 pretzels. Which equation shows how to find the number of pretzels there are now?
a)
35 + 20 + 11 =
b)
35 - 20 + 11=
c)
35 - 20 - 11 =
d)
35 + 20 - 11 =
35.
Long Elementary School has 253 girls, 348 boys, and 30 teachers. How many children attend Long Elementary School?
a)
591
b)
601
c)
631
d)
5,911
36.
The number of bottle caps the third graders collected is below. On last week they collected 224 bottle caps. The week before that they collected 100 bottle caps. The first week they collected 112 bottle caps. The "E" on the number line represents the total of bottle caps they have now. How many bottle caps do they have? Mark your answer.
a)
434
b)
435
c)
436
d)
437
37.
Mr. Sturgeon parked his car on the parking lot during the game. He was trying to remember where he parked. He knew that two rows ahead of him the number of the parking space was 1230. He knew that each row increased by 100 and if he went ten spaces down minus one, he would be at his parking space. His parking space is the where the letter "E" is located on the number line. What is the number where Mr. Sturgeon's car is parked? Mark your answer.
a)
1434
b)
1436
c)
1437
d)
1439
38.
What is the value of these coins?
a)
80₵
b)
50₵
c)
78₵
d)
68₵
39.
a)
$1.62
b)
$0.62
c)
$2.62
d)
$2.82
40.
a)
$1.85
b)
$1.80
c)
$2.35
d)
$1.60
41.
a)
$4.08
b)
$4.25
c)
$4.28
d)
$4.27
42.
a)
$3.11
b)
$3.01
c)
$2.76
d)
$2.96
43.
a)
$2.45
b)
$3.36
c)
$3.45
d)
$3.65
44.
a)
$2.24
b)
$1.44
c)
$2.45
d)
$2.44
45.
a)
$3.86
b)
$3.96
c)
$4.06
d)
$3.46
46.
a)
$4.52
b)
$4.12
c)
$3.52
d)
$3.12
47.
a)
$7.01
b)
$6.80
c)
$5.75
d)
$6.81
48.
a)
$2.65
b)
$2.60
c)
$2.66
d)
$3.06
49.
a)
$3.02
b)
$4.02
c)
$3.07
d)
$4.07
50.
a)
$4.78
b)
$4.53
c)
$5.53
d)
$5.78
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