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July 11, 2022 Mr. Stein Daily Math Quiz 3rd grade

Total questions: 101

Worksheet time: 3hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is defined as...a part of a line that has a fixed starting point but no end point.

a)

Angle

b)

Line segment

c)

Ray

d)

Triangle

2.

A plane shape with 0 sides, 0 angles, and 0 vertices is called a (a)   .

3.

True or False? You would measure the length of a football field with a ruler.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

A bar graph...

a)

shows the chances of something happening.

b)

displays data collected with different heights.

c)

is a picture drawn by asking different questions.

d)

tells you what temperature it is.

5.

What is defined as an event that is DEFINITELY going to happen.

a)

Impossible

b)

Equally Likely

c)

Likely

d)

Certain

6.

What coin is being displayed?

a)

Penny

b)

Quarter

c)

Nickel

d)

Dime

7.

Click all of the polygons.

a)

Circle

b)

Cube

c)

Quadrilateral

d)

Diamond

e)

Heart

8.

True of False? An inch is bigger than a centimeter.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Another word for estimate is to (a)   .

10.

What number represents the DENOMINATOR?

a)

1

b)

4

c)

5

d)

14

11.

Fill in the blank: 99 is (a)   than 78.

12.

What polygon is represented in the picture?

a)

Hexagon

b)

Heptagon

c)

Octogon

d)

Pentagon

13.

When you are finding the product of two numbers you are __________ them.

a)

Adding

b)

Subtracting

c)

Multiplying

d)

Comparing

14.

What is the value of the 3?

a)

Thousands

b)

Tens

c)

Ten Thousands

d)

Hundreds

15.

What number is in the thousands place?

a)

6

b)

3

c)

34

d)

4

16.
Round 5,892 to the nearest hundred.
a)
5,800
b)
900
c)
5,900
d)
5,990
17.

What is the standard form of (6x1000) + (3x100) + (2x10) + (6x100) + (9x1)

a)

63,269

b)

6,929

c)

6,329

d)

6,326

18.
The total weight of an apple, lemon, and banana in grams is 508 g.  If the apple and lemon together weigh 317 grams, what is the weight of the banana?
a)
825 g
b)
191 g
c)
211 g
d)
317 g
19.
Select the number symbol that makes the number sentence true.
2,288_____2,199
a)
>
b)
<
c)
=
20.

What is the difference between 329 and 756?

a)

327

b)

427

c)

433

d)

652

21.

Which statement is correct about these numbers?


2,765

2,489

2,790

a)

2,790 < 2,765 < 2,489

b)

2,790 > 2,765 > 2,489

c)

2,489 > 2,765 > 2,790

d)

2,790 > 2,765 < 2,489

22.

Which equation matches this strip diagram?

a)

86 + 26 = P

b)

26 - 86 = P

c)

86 - 26 = P

23.

There were 587 students in person learning at Postma Elementary. Which statement is a true statement about 587?

a)

587 rounds to 500 because 587 is less than halfway between 500 and 600.

b)

587 rounds to 600 because 587 is more than halfway between 500 and 600.

c)

587 rounds to 586 because it is between 585 and 587.

d)

587 rounds to 500 because it is less than 500.

24.

Cecilia chose a number that rounds to 750. What could Cecila's number be?

a)

742

b)

741

c)

756

d)

754

25.

Abigail spent $57 on a video game and $98 on a used X-Box. Which number sentence shows one way to find how much money Abigail spent?

a)

_____ + 57 = 98

b)

98 - ______ = 57

c)

______ - 57 = 98

d)

98 = 57 + ______

26.

The dot represents the number of 3rd graders that bought lunch yesterday. Which statement best describes the number of students that purchased lunch?

a)

About 200 students bought lunch because the point is closer to 200.

b)

About 100 students bought lunch because the point is closer to 100.

c)

Less than 100 students bought lunch.

d)

More than 300 students bought lunch.

27.

Ms. Hartland wrote 3,678 in standard form. Which is a correct expanded notation of the number?

a)

(3 groups of 1,000) + (7 groups of 100) + (6 groups of 10) + (8 groups of 1)

b)

(3 groups of 1,000) + (7 groups of 10) + (8 groups of 1)

c)

(2 groups of 1,000) + (16 groups of 100) + (7 groups of 10) + (8 groups of 1)

d)

(2 groups of 1,000) + (6 groups of 100) + (7 groups of 10) + (8 groups of 1)

28.

Houston Zoo had 398 animals. 127 animals were mammals. Which number sentence could be used to find how many were not mammals?

a)

398 + ______ = 127

b)

398 + 127 = ______

c)

127 + ______ = 398

d)

127 + 398 = ______

29.

Mrs Belding had 437 Puma cash. She gave away 93 at lunch. Then she found 25 more. How many Puma Cash does she have now?

a)

555

b)

369

c)

319

d)

Not here

30.

Daniela thought of a number.

The value of the 5 was 50.

The number was less than 5,798.

Which number could be Daniela's number?

a)

6,123

b)

5,958

c)

5,452

d)

5,798

31.

Find the difference between 437 and 806.

a)

439

b)

431

c)

1,243

d)

369

32.
Garrett had 115 green apples and 83 red apples. On Monday he sold 72 apples. How many apples did Garrett have left?
a)
11 apples
b)
43 apples
c)
126 apples
d)
270 apples
33.
Bailey used place value blocks to model a subtraction problem.  What regrouping did Bailey show for the problem 234-143?  (* Hint- Do the problem.  What re-grouping did you do on top of the problem?)
2 hundreds, 3 tens, 4 ones as 
a)
2 hundreds, 13 tens, 4 ones 
b)
1 hundred, 3 tens, 14 ones 
c)
1 hundred, 13 tens, 4 ones 
d)
1 hundred, 13 tens, 10 ones 
34.
Kiley is finding the sum of 377 + 232 by breaking it into smaller problems.  She uses place value blocks to find the sums of the ones, tens and hundreds.  What was the sum of the tens ?  
a)
609
b)
100
c)
0
d)
145
35.
A concert began at 7:00 pm.  By 6:40, the first 165 people had arrived.  By 6:50, another 212 people arrived.  By 7:00, the last 73 people arrived.  How many people attended the concert?
a)
340 
b)
350 
c)
440
d)
450
36.
The Critical Thinkers team raised $256 during a fundraiser. The Cool Cats team raised $273. Each team worked 31 hours to raise the money. How much did the two teams raise?
a)
$539
b)
$529
c)
$429
d)
$17
37.
A.J. had 405 prize tickets. He traded 192 of the tickets for a toy and 25 tickets for a drink. How many prize tickets does he have left?
a)
188
b)
198
c)
212
d)
213
38.
Rowell needs to find 421 + 167. Which is the correct way to break 421 + 167 into smaller problems using place value?
a)
(500 + 200) + (20 + 60) + (21 + 67)
b)
(421 + 167) + (21 + 67) + (1 + 7)
c)
(420 + 160) + (20 + 60) + (2 + 6)
d)
(400 + 100) + (20 + 60) + (1 + 7)
39.
A party store had 344 balloons at the beginning of the day. By the end of the afternoon, they had sold 245 of these balloons and were hoping to sell another 50 balloons that night. How many balloons did the store have left to sell at the end of the afternoon?
a)
49
b)
99
c)
101
d)
539
40.
a)
177
b)
49
c)
151
d)
51
41.
Ms. Garcia wants to use place-value blocks to show 319 + 292. How many tens blocks will she need to show the sum by regrouping?  Draw place value blocks to find the answer.  How many groups of 10 are there after you add the ones place?
a)
1
b)
10
c)
11
d)
12
42.
A supermarket has 248 Red Delicious apples, 153 Yellow Delicious apples, and 202 Gala apples. What is the total number of these three types of apples in the store?
a)
503
b)
593
c)
603
d)
693
43.
Lambert Car Wash washed 239 cars on the first Saturday of July. On the second Saturday, it washed 278 cars. On the third Saturday, it washed 249 cars. how many more cars were washed on the second Saturday than the third Saturday?
a)
39
b)
31
c)
29
d)
28
44.
Ms. Self earned $207 one summer taking care of pets and $145 babysitting. She spent $25 of this money on a birthday present for her mother.  How much money does she have left?
a)
$37
b)
$177
c)
$327
d)
$417
45.
Darnell has $175 to spend at a sporting goods store. He sees a baseball glove for $82 and a pair of boxing gloves for $90. Will Darnell be able to buy both items? If so, how much money will he get back in change?
a)
No; Darnell does not have enough money
b)
Yes; $2 back in change
c)
Yes; $3 back in change
d)
Yes; no change back
46.
Ms. Hardin wants to find the sum of 372 + 426 using place value. She breaks the problem into smaller problems and writes (300 + 400) + (70 + 20) + (2 + 6). What is the sum?
a)
98
b)
788
c)
789
d)
798
47.
Jake worked 386 hours. His sister Jill worked 295 hours. Which subtraction sentence shows many more hours Jake worked than Jill?
a)
386 - 295 = 191
b)
386 - 295 = 91
c)
386 - 268 = 118
d)
386 - 268 = 128
48.
The Cool Cats were collecting money for Unicef.  Their goal was to collect $750.  On Monday they brought in $342, and On Tuesday they brought in $119.  How much money is needed to meet their goal?
a)
$289
b)
$408
c)
$461
d)
$869
49.
Mrs. Kiley has 81 books in her library.  Ms. Garrett donates 75 more books to her library.  About how many books are in her library?
a)
156
b)
160
c)
150
d)
200
50.

Lawrence needs to be at his job by 5:00 p.m. It takes him 20 minutes to ride his bike to his job, 30 minutes to eat dinner, and 45 minutes to do his homework. What time does he need to start his homework?

a)

3:00

b)

3:25

c)

3:35

d)

4:20

51.

A library bookshelf has 6 shelves. Nine books can fit on each shelf. How many books can the bookshelf hold?

a)

63

b)

72

c)

45

d)

54

52.

Ron is trying to find the fraction of the figure that is shaded. Which fraction represents each equal part in the figure?

a)

1/2

b)

1/3

c)

1/4

d)

1/6

53.

Tracy is making a bar graph to compare how many pencils she has of each color. She has 6 blue pencils, 9 red pencils, 6 yellow pencils. and 10 green pencils. Which scale makes the most sense for Tracy to use?

a)

Each grid line should equal 20 pencils.

b)

Each grid line should equal 10 pencils.

c)

Each grid line should equal 5 pencils.

d)

Each grid line should equal 2 pencils.

54.

Henri looked at a clock when he left home for basketball. He looked at the clock again when he got back home after the club. How long was Henri away from home?

a)

1 hour

b)

3 hours

c)

1 hour 15 minutes

d)

1 hour 45 minutes

55.

Jason has 56 pennies to stack equally in 8 piles. Which equation can help you find 56 ÷ 8?

a)

56 x ? = 8

b)

8 x 56 = ?

c)

8 x ? = 56

d)

56 x 8 =?

56.

Chantel has 36 cherries to share equally with 5 friends. If Chantel also gets an equal number of cherries, how many cherries will each person get?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

6

d)

4

57.

Darlene says that 1/4 is greater than 1/3 because 4 is greater than 3. Is she correct?

a)

Yes, she is correct.

b)

No, a whole divided into 3 equal parts has larger parts than if the whole were divided into 4 equal parts.

c)

No, both fractions are equal.

d)

No, the denominators do not help you find which fraction is greater.

58.

Mrs. Singh wrote 4 equations on the board. Which of Mrs. Singh's equations is NOT true?

a)

3÷3=1

b)

7÷0=0

c)

8÷1=8

d)

0÷4=0

59.

Sally scored 750 points on a video game. She wants to round the number to the nearest hundred. Which statement is true?

a)

750 is rounds to 800

b)

750 is closer to 700 than to 800.

c)

750 rounds to 700.

d)

750 rounds to 600.

60.
Krahn Elementary sold wrapping paper to raise money.  Altogether they sold 1 crate of 1,000 rolls, 13 cartons of 100 rolls, 2 boxes of 10 rolls and 5 single rolls.  How much wrapping paper did the students sell?
a)
11,325
b)
1,225
c)
2,325
d)
2,225
61.

Zoe recorded a number with two sevens. The value of the first 7 is 70,000. The value of the second 7 is 700. Which could be Zoe's number?

a)

7,708

b)

717,100

c)

77,109

d)

75,790

62.
Which number correctly completes this number sentence?
62,754 < ____________
a)
62,012
b)
62,699
c)
62,753
d)
62,761
63.
In September, Torchy's Tacos served 3,512 tacos.  In August, three thousand five hundred and twelve tacos were served.  Which symbol best compares the taco sales of September and August?
a)
<
b)
=
c)
+
d)
>
64.
Wendy has a bag of marbles containing 2 red marbles, 1 yellow marble, 3 green marbles and 2 orange marbles.  Which color of marbles can be represented as a unit fraction of the bag of marbles?
a)
Red
b)
Yellow
c)
Green
d)
Orange
65.
Polly makes a pitcher of lemonade for her slumber party.  Which unit can Polly use to measure the liquid volume of lemonade she makes?
a)
grams
b)
pounds
c)
fluid ounces
d)
kilograms
66.
Mr. Ward flew 742 miles in a helicopter in two days.  He flew 378 miles the first day.  How many miles did Mr. Ward fly on the second day?
a)
1,120 miles
b)
1,106 miles
c)
364 miles
d)
362 miles
67.
Vanessa bought 5 cupcakes for $3.65.  She received $0.35 in change.  Which of the following could be the coins that Vanessa received?
a)
3 dimes, 2 nickels
b)
5 pennies, 1 quarter
c)
2 dimes, 3 nickels
d)
5 pennies, 2 nickels, 1 dime
68.
Mrs. Strole has 25 dimes.  She gives the same number of dimes to each of her 5 children.  How many dimes will each child receive?
a)
4
b)
5
c)
6
d)
7
69.
Shannon as 7 cans of new tennis balls for her first lesson.   Each can has 3 tennis balls.  How many tennis balls does Shannon have?
a)
4
b)
14
c)
18
d)
21
70.
The number of times that Laura jumps rope in 2 minutes is evenly divisible by 2.  In the first minute she jumps 92 times.  Which shows a number of times Laura could have jumped in the second minute?
a)
99
b)
60
c)
75
d)
63
71.
There are 10 hot dogs in a package and 8 hot do buns in a package.  Mrs. Hall buys 5 packages of buns for a party.  How many packages of hot dogs does she need to buy to have exactly enough for the buns?
a)
6
b)
40
c)
4
d)
80
72.
Tina thinks of a mystery shape and gives Rachel these clues to help her guess the shape.
It is a 3-dimensional shape
It has 6 vertices
It has 5 faces
Which could be Tina's mystery shape?
a)
Triangular prism
b)
cone
c)
Rectangular prism
d)
Cube
73.
Sarah takes her dog, Puddles, to the veterinarian.  The vet weighs Puddles on the scales.  Which is the best unit to measure  Puddles weight?
a)
tons
b)
pounds
c)
liters
d)
fluid ounces
74.
Which of the following is NOT true about a square?
a)
The figure is a quadrilateral.
b)
The figures is a rhombus.
c)
The figure is a rectangle.
d)
The opposite corners of the figure no not form square corners.
75.



(a)  

76.



(a)  

77.



(a)  

78.



(a)  

79.



(a)  

80.



(a)  

81.



(a)  

82.



(a)  

83.



(a)  

84.



(a)  

85.
Fill in the blank.
(2+3)+5=2+(3+___)
a)
2
b)
3
c)
5
d)
10
86.
Round to the nearest ten.
98+ 42=?
a)
140
b)
56
c)
142
d)
130
87.
Round to the nearest hundred.
372+123=?
a)
495
b)
500
c)
249
d)
400
88.
Sharon was at the movies for 2 hours.  She left at 1:00 pm.  What time did she get there?
a)
11:00 pm
b)
3:00 pm
c)
11:00 am
d)
3:00 am
89.
What time is it?
a)
9:30
b)
9:00
c)
6:45
90.
What is a shape with two sets of parallel sides called?
a)
trapezoid
b)
parallelogram
c)
kite
d)
angle
91.
 897 + 32=
a)
919
b)
939
c)
929
d)
909
92.
What is this?
a)
ray
b)
line
c)
right angle
d)
obtuse angle
93.
E is also known as the _________________.
a)
middle
b)
corner
c)
cortex
d)
vertex
94.
What type of triangle is this?
a)
Equilateral
b)
Isosceles
c)
Scalene
d)
Obtuse
95.
Find the AREA of this figure.
a)
160 square feet
b)
160 feet
c)
160
d)
1600 feet
96.
How many more students played soccer than football?
a)
3
b)
30
c)
6
d)
60
97.
323 X 3= ?
a)
969
b)
999
c)
636
d)
949
98.
36 X 6= ?
a)
186
b)
226
c)
216
d)
206
99.
What fraction of the circles are green?
a)
2/8
b)
2/6
c)
6/8
d)
8/2
100.
Count the money.
a)
$1.62
b)
$0.62
c)
$2.62
d)
$2.82
101.
Count the dollars and cents.
a)
$5.23
b)
$5.59
c)
$5.54
d)
$5.89

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