Grade 3 Quiz

Q1: Kathy has 2 brothers. Each of the brothers has 1 sister. How many children are there in the family? 2 3 7 4

Q2: Mary has 22 apples and Michael has 15 apples less. How many more apples does Mary have than Michael? 7 8 15 22

Q3: Complete the pattern: 15, 23, 32, 42, _____. 52 51 55 53

Q4: What is 2 + 2 · 2? 4 6 8 10

Q5: What is the perimeter of the rectangle ABCD? 9 cm 14 cm 18 cm 16 cm

Q6: A watermelon weighs 6 pounds and a cantaloupe weighs 4 pounds. How much is the total weight of 2 watermelons and 1 cantaloupe. 13 pounds 16 pounds 14 pounds 9 pounds

Q7: How many triangles do you see in the picture? 5 6 7 8

Q8: Two friends decided to travel together by train. They agreed to meet each other in the 5th train car. But, they made a mistake, because, one friend boarded the 5th car from the front of the train, and the 2nd, from the back. How many cars did the train have, for them to still wind up in the same car? 12 11 10 9

Q9: On the following diagram, how many pairs of rays are intersecting? 1 2 3 4

Q10: After 19 cars have left the garage, there were 24 cars still parked there. How many cars were in the garage to start with? 19 24 43 44

Q11: A boy had 15 nuts. He ate 5 of them in the morning and some more in the evening. Before he went to bed at night, he had 6 nuts left. How many nuts did he eat in the evening? 4 5 6 11

Q12: John has $41, which is $9 less than Michael. Would they have enough money to buy an electric motor toy car for $90? A) No, because, together they have $50 B) No, because, together they have $73 C) Yes, because, together they have $91 D) Yes, because, together they have $90

Q13: What is the value of the number in the rectangle? 94 122 58 102

Q14: There are 15 feet from the house to the well. Peter brought 3 pales of water. How many feet did he have to walk if he can only carry 1 pale at a time? 75 90 105 85

Q15: Parker Elementary has three – 3rd grade classes with 25 students per class. 8 students from each class went on a field trip. How many students were left? 75 16 24 51

Q16: Without adding 35 + 29, how much will the sum change if we reduce 35 by 18 and increase 29 by 22? A) The sum will not change B) The sum will increase by 4 C) The sum will increase by 2 D) The sum will reduce by 4

Q17: Maxim and Eugene had the same number of stickers. Maxim gave Eugene 15 stickers. How many more stickers did Eugene wind up with than Maxim? 15 30 45 20

Q18: The train has 22 cars. 3rd grade class is riding in the 11th car from the front. How many cars are ahead of them, and how many behind? A) 10 in the front and 10 behind B) 10 in the front and 11 behind C) 11 in the front and 10 behind D) 11 in the front and 11 behind

Q19: From which number, less than 29, you can subtract 9 three times and get a result of 1? 27 28 29 No, it’s impossible to do

Q20: The “Snow White Tale” starts on page 20 of the book. It ends on page 50. How many pages long is this tale? 29 30 31 32

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