WorksheetsMATH COMPETITION PRIMARY 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
63265−21013= . . .
42 612
84 278
43 162
42 252
15872+24127= . . .
29 989
39 999
29 999
32 989
62140−27031= . . .
36 201
34 909
34 101
35 109
32000−5645= . . .
37 355
27 645
26 355
37 645
16792+24980= . . .
41 582
31 862
41 772
31 762
23431+6890= . . .
30 321
31 230
23 310
32 130
18×7= . . .
76
126
56
106
15×9= . . .
125
115
135
105
16×6= . . .
136
36
126
96
8×6= . . .
48
36
56
40
28÷4= . . .
12
7
14
6
37÷6= . . .
6
6 R 1
5 R 2
5
50÷9= . . .
5 R 5
5
6 R 4
6
13÷2= . . .
6 R 1
5 R 3
7 R 1
6 R 4
63÷7= . . .
6
7
8
9
20000−14650= . . .
14 650
5350
6750
9750
Anita bought 11 lollypops. Her mother gave her 4 more lollypops. And she gave 6 candies to his friend. How many lollypops she has left ?
9 lollypops
21 lollypops
15 lollypops
11 lollypops
Mr. Zein has 30 mangoes. He packed his mangoes into 6 pockets. How many mangoes are there in each pocket ?
4 mangoes
5 mangoes
6 mangoes
7 mangoes
Tiara sold 12 bottles of water on Sunday. On Monday she sold 4 times as many as bottles on Saturday. How many bottles of water did she sell on Sunday ?
48 bottles
16 bottles
8 bottles
24 bottles
A horse has 4 legs. How many legs do 13 horses have ?
42 legs
52 legs
36 legs
64 legs
