3rd Grade Math Diagnostic Quiz

3rd Grade Math Test

3rd Grade Math Test

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Selena had 204 stamps in her collection. She bought 47 more stamps. If she gave 38 stamps to her brother, how many stamps does Selena have now?

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Category: 3-Number & Operations in Base Ten

What is 637 rounded to the nearest ten?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Which expression has the same value as (8 × 5) + (8 × 3) ?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Alex sorted 20 toy cars into 4 groups with the same number of cars in each group. Which expression represents the number of toy cars in each group?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

A certain dance class has 42 dancers. The teacher wants to place the class into six equal groups. Which number sentence could be used to find the number of dancers that will be in each group?

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Category: 3-Number & Operations in Base Ten

Noel read 90 minutes each day for 6 days. Tyra read 60 minutes each day for 8 days. What is the difference, in minutes, between the total amount of time Noel read and the total amount of time Tyra read?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Mr. Bachu bought 24 pounds of potting soil. Which sentence could describe the potting soil Mr. Bachu bought?

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

Mrs. Allen made 8 pitchers of fruit punch for a party. She used 2 liters of water to make each pitcher of fruit punch. How many liters of water did Mrs. Allen use in all?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

The school store sells pencils in packages of 4. Zoe bought enough packages to have 28 pencils. The equation below can be used to determine the number of
packages Zoe bought.

4 × ___ = 28

What is the total number of packages that Zoe bought?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Rick has 15 muffins. He will give each of his three children one muffin each day. The equation below can be used to find the total number of days he can give the muffins to his children before they are gone.

15 ÷ ? = 3

What is the total number of days Rick can give the muffins to his children?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Which number sentence could also be used to find the missing number in the equation 10 × ___ = 60?

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Category: 3-Number & Operations—Fractions¹

Which number sentence is true?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Which expression could be used to find the total number of circles shown below?

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Category: 3-Number & Operations—Fractions¹

Amar and his friends made a flag for their clubhouse. They divided the flag into equal sections and colored 3 of the sections gray. The flag is shown below.

What fraction of the flag is gray?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Alexis read 63 pages of a book in seven days. She read an equal number of  pages each day. The equation below can be used to find the total number of pages she read each day

63 ÷ 7 = ?

What is the total number of pages Alexis read each day?

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Category: 3-Number & Operations—Fractions¹

Nadia was working on a math problem. She was asked to shade parts of the figure so that 5/6 of the figure below was shaded.

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

What is the area, in square units, of the shaded shape on the grid below

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

The picture below shows that one box is heavier than 5 identical cans.

The box has a mass of 40 kilograms. What could be the mass, in kilograms, of 1 can?

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

Pedro left home this morning at the time shown on the clock below.

Tina left home 20 minutes after Pedro left. Carlos left home 18 minutes after Tina left. At what time did Carlos leave home this morning?

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Category: 3-Number & Operations in Base Ten

The table below shows the number of tickets for the school play that were sold each day.

On which day does the number of tickets sold round to 300, when rounded to the nearest hundred?

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

Paul has gray and white paving stones in his patio. A diagram of his patio is shown below..

Which equation can be used to find the total area, in square feet, of Paul’s patio?

 

 

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Category: 3-Number & Operations—Fractions¹

Amy and Barney live on a road between the post office and the grocery store. The post office and the grocery store are 1 mile apart. The road is represented by the number line below

• Amy lives 2⁄8 mile from the post office
  • Barney lives 3⁄8 mile from Amy’s house
Draw and label points for Amy’s house and Barney’s house on the number line. Use labels A for Amy and B for Barney.
How far does Barney live from the post office?

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

Ms. Chen tiled her kitchen and bathroom floors. The total area of both floors she tiled was 92 square feet. The diagram below shows the tiles on the kitchen floor.

What is the area, in square feet, of the bathroom floor?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Ryan played a computer game three times. His score on each of the first two games is shown in the table below.

Ryan’s total score for all 3 games was 714. What was Ryan’s score in game 3?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

The picture below shows that 3 cans have the same mass as 9 identical boxes. Each can has a mass of 30 grams.

What is the mass, in grams, of each box?

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Category: 3-Operations & Algebraic Thinking

An art teacher is planning a painting project for her classes. She made the table below to show how much paint she would need for each class.

What is the total number of pints of paint that will be needed for her five classes?

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Category: 3-Number & Operations—Fractions¹

On the number line below, the distance from 0 to 1 represents a whole

What fraction of the whole represents the distance from point M to point N?

 

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Category: 3-Number & Operations—Fractions¹

Which fraction represents the location of point R on the number line below

 

 

 

 

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

Mr. Stone asked each of his students to name one favorite hobby. He made the picture graph shown below to display the data.

Which table represents the same data as the picture graph?

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Category: 3-Measurement & Data

The tally chart below shows the favorite seasons of Mr. Slater’s students

 

 

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