Third Grade Math DDI Quiz

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Third Grade MathDDI Quiz

• Form A

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Use the data in the table to complete the
pictograph
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Use the data to tell which game had almost twice
as many votes as tag.
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Use the pictograph to give the correct answer

• Suppose each ticket represents 4 votes. How many
  children did not vote for the roller coaster as
  their favorite ride?
• 20 people
• 41 people
• 21 people
• 42 people

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Suppose you put these cubes in a bag. If you
picked one cube out without looking, which color
would you most likely pull out?

• Gray
• Black

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Suppose you put these cubes in a bag. What are
the chances of pulling out a gray cube?

• 3 in 7
• 4 in 7
• 1 in 4
• 1 in 3

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Find the sum

• 487
• 165

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Add

• 3.66
• 4.53

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Find the sum

• 24
• 51
• 736

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Subtract

• 685
• -227

• 458
• 468
• 912
• 462

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Subtract

• 708 - 462

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Subtract

• 2.92
• 3.82
• 3.12
• 2.82

4.27 - 1.35
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Find the product using mental math

• 5 X 300

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Find the product

• 96
• 120
• 186
• 86

4 X 24
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Find the product

• 64 X 9

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Find the product

• 2387
• 2377
• 2287
• 2277

341 X 7
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Find the product

• 576
• X 9

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Find the product

• 3.14
• X 2

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Find the quotient and remainder

• A. 2 R3
• B. 3 R2
• C. 4 R2
• D. 2 R4

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Find the quotient and remainder
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Divide (find the quotient)
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Divide (find the quotient)

• 8 R1
• 7
• 7 R6
• 9

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805 888 is closest to

• 1600
• 1700
• 1500
• 1800

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281 368 522 is

• Less than 1000
• Between 1000 and 1100
• Between 1100 and 1200
• More than 1200

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Estimate the sum by rounding4638 2279

• 7000
• 6000
• 8000
• 6917

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Estimate the sum by rounding27.31 41.92

• 50.00
• 60.00
• 80.00
• 70.00

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Round to the nearest hundred. Estimate the
difference756 - 389

• 300
• 500
• 600
• 400

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625 490 is

• Less than 100
• Between 100 and 200
• Between 200 and 300
• More than 300

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The closest estimate of7882 2275 is

• 4000
• 5000
• 6000
• 9000

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Round to the nearest dollar. Estimate the
difference9.23 - 6.62

• 3.00
• 4.00
• 5.00
• 2.00

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Write 600 70 5 in standard form
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Eight hundred sixty-one in standard form.

• 816
• 168
• 80,061
• 861

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Give the value of the 6 in 162,459

• 600,000
• 60,000
• 6,000
• 600

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Compare.Use lt, gt, or

• 8613 ? 8631

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Order 275, 257, and 527 from greatest to least.
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Give the fraction of the figure that is shaded.
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Are the fractions equivalent or not equivalent?
How do you know?
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Choose the correct comparison
A. B. C. D. Not here
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Choose the best estimate for the width of a
driveway.

• 5 m
• 1 m
• 5 cm
• 5 km

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Compare. Use lt, gt, or 2 yards ? 6 feet

• gt
• lt

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Is 5 kg or 5 g the better estimate?

• 5 kg
• 5 g

Paint
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Use your ruler to measure a line to the nearest ¼
inch. Follow your teachers directions.
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A movie started at 600 P.M. It lasted fro 1 hour
and 58 minutes. What time did the movie end?

• 658 P.M.
• 758 A.M.
• 758 P.M.
• 658 A.M.

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Tell what time is shown on the clock.

• 341
• 15 minutes past 8
• 319
• 20 minutes past 9

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Name the solid figure that this object looks like.

• Cylinder
• Cone
• Rectangular prism
• Sphere

Paint
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Does the line appear to be a line of symmetry?
Explain your answer
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Give the number of right angles in the figure.

• 0 right angles
• 4 right angles
• 3 right angles
• 2 right angles

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What is the rule for this table?

• Subtract 4
• Subtract 3
• Add 4
• Add 3

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Complete the table. Then give the rule.
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What should replace the ? in the number sequence
below?

• 27 ? 9 3

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Jenna placed her stuffed animals on her bed. She
put 1 animal in the first row, 5 animals in the
second row, and 9 animals in the third row. Find
a pattern. How many animals will be in the
fourth row?

• 13 animals
• 10 animals
• 15 animals
• 18 animals

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The Lions have 4 more points than the Bears. The
two teams have 20 points in all. How many points
do the Bears have?

• 8 points
• 5 points
• 4 points
• 12 points

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Melissa gave 15 oranges to Ian and 7 oranges to
Alyssa. How many more oranges did she give to
Ian than Alyssa?
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The pet store had dogs for sale. There were 8
poodles and 5 terriers and the rest were labs.
How many labs were there? What else do you need
to know to find the answer?
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At the movie theater, Nancy bought 2 bags of
popcorn for 2 per bag. Kendra bought 5 boxes of
popcorn for 1 per box. How much more did Kendra
spend than Nancy?

• 1
• 4
• 5
• 9

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India had 8 ride tickets. She used 6 tickets on
Tuesday. She bought more tickets on Friday and
then had 7 tickets. How many tickets did she buy
on Friday?