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    "God Is Good All The Times.": Funteachtic Learning Center Bulalacao Bldg. P. Zamora ST., Batangas City

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    "God Is Good All The Times.": Funteachtic Learning Center Bulalacao Bldg. P. Zamora ST., Batangas City

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    This document contains a first quarterly mathematics assessment with multiple choice and short answer questions testing skills like place value, rounding, comparing numbers, word problems, and properties of arithmetic operations. It provides the student's answers to the assessment questions.

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    MATH GRADE 3 1ST QUARTER

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    MATH 3

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    "God Is Good All The Times.": Funteachtic Learning Center Bulalacao Bldg. P. Zamora ST., Batangas City

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    Reviewer in Mathematics III

    First Quarterly Assessment

    Name:
    I. Give the place value and value of the underlined digit.
    Digit Place Value Value
    57 456 1. 2.
    863 167 3. 4.
    7 382 5. 6.
    620 937 7. 8.
    214 263 9. 10.
    II. Round off the numbers to the indicated place value.
    11. 858 nearest ten = ___________ 14. 672 932 nearest ten thousand = ________________
    12. 34 576 nearest thousand = ____________ 15. 52 416 nearest hundred = __________________
    13. 35 883 nearest hundred = _____________
    III. Arrange the numbers from least to greatest.
    16. 4537, 3642, 1243, 7357 - _________________________________________________
    17. 4567, 4352, 4587, 4623 - ________________________________________________
    18. 7437, 8231, 8124, 7498 - _________________________________________________
    IV. Compare the pair of numbers. Write <, >, or =.
    19. 6573 _____6597 22. 29398 _____ 2939
    20. 73822 _____ 26382 23. 9343 _____ 9413
    21. 4722 _____4722
    V. Determine if the following set of bills and/or coins enough to buy the item indicated. Write E for enough
    and NE for not enough.
    ______24. 5 pieces of ₱100 bill and 3 pieces of ₱20 bill → pair of shoes (₱720.00)
    ______25. 4 pieces of ₱50 bill and 5 pieces of ₱5 peso coin → bath towel (₱225.00)
    ______26. 4 pieces of ₱10 peso coin and 2 pieces of ₱1000 bill → washing machine (₱5 495.00)
    ______27. 3 pieces of ₱5 peso coin and 2 pieces of ₱500 bill → TV set (₱2 500.00)
    Situation: You want to buy a pair of pants worth ₱785.00 pesos. Draw the paper bills and/or coins that you
    need in order to pay an exact amount. Write the amounts in words.
    28-29.

    30. Amount in words: ______________________________________________________________


    VI. Answer the questions below by looking at the statement.
    (Hint: Every 5th letter in underlined.)

    “God is good all the times.”


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    Bulalacao Bldg. P. Zamora St., Batangas City
    ______31. What is the 9th letter? ______34. What is the ordinal letter of letter m?
    ______32. What is the 20th letter? ______35. What is the ordinal of the last letter?
    ______33. What is the twelfth letter?
    VII. Identify the property of addition shown in the following addition sentences.
    36. (15+17) + 9 = 15 + (17+9) _________________________
    37. 0 + 90 = 90 ___________________________
    38. 16 + 45 = 45 +16 __________________________
    VIII. Fill in the blank with the missing number to make the addition sentence true.
    39. 95 + 63 = ____ + 95
    40. 67 + (34 + 89) = (67 + ____) + 89
    IX. A. Find each sum.
    41. 3547 42. 7362 43. 65383
    + 4878 + 1323 + 7367

    B. Find the estimate sum.


    44. 3751 → 45. 78136 →
    + 4929 → _____________ + 7896 → _____________

    X. A. Find the difference.


    46. 74569 47. 89346 48. 75638
    - 42335 - 26865 - 5765

    B. Find the estimate difference.


    49. 67346 → 50. 52618 →
    - 25356 → ___________ - 3574 → ____________

    XI. Read, analyze and solve the word problems. Write your solutions.
    Situation: Helen the Hippo and her friends are preparing for Thanksgiving at Helen’s house. Let’s find out
    how much food they have prepared for the party.
    51.) Helen baked 435 chocolate chip cookies yesterday and 139 cookies this morning. How many cookies
    did Helen bake?

    52.) Pinky the Pig bought 36 apples while Danny the Duck bought 73 apples and 14 bananas. How many
    apples do they have altogether?

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    Bulalacao Bldg. P. Zamora St., Batangas City
    53.) Pinky made 147 miniature pumpkin pies for everyone and Helen made 56. How many miniature pies
    do they have in total?

    Situation: Winter is almost here and most animals are migrating to warmer countries.
    54.) There are 67 bird families living near the mountain. If 32 bird families flew away for winter, how many
    bird families were left near the mountain?

    55.) The wolves, though accustomed to cold weather, also wanted to move away from the incoming winter.
    If there are 43 packs of wolves living in the forest and 31 packs went away, how many wolf packs were left
    in the forest?

    Prepared by:
    LORNA S. HERILLA

    funTEACHtic Learning Center


    Bulalacao Bldg. P. Zamora St., Batangas City
    Reviewer in Mathematics III
    First Quarterly Assessment
    Answer key
    1. Hundreds 31. D
    2. 400 32. S
    3. Ten thousands 33. L
    4. 60 000 34. 18th letter
    5. Tens 35. 20th letter
    6. 80 36. grouping
    7. Thousands 37. identity
    8. 0 38. order
    9. Hundred thousands 39. 63
    10. 200 000 40. 34
    11. 860 41. 8 425
    12. 35 000 42. 8 685
    13. 35 900 43. 72 750
    14. 670 000 44. 9 000
    15. 52 400 45. 86 000
    16. 1243, 3642, 4537, 7357 46. 32 234
    17. 4352, 4567, 4587, 4623 47. 62 481
    18. 7437, 7498, 8124, 8231 48. 69 873
    19. < 49. 40 000
    20. > 50. 46 000
    21. = 51. 574 cookies
    22. > 52. 109 apples
    23. < 53. 203 pumpkins
    24. NE 54. 35 families
    25. E 55. 12 packs
    26. NE
    27. NE
    28 – 29. 1 OF ₱500, 1 OF ₱200, 1 OF ₱50, 1 OF
    ₱20, 3 0F ₱5
    30. Seven hundred eighty-five pesos

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    Bulalacao Bldg. P. Zamora St., Batangas City

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