Unit 2 (Addition) Common Assessment Review. 3 rd Grade
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1 Unit 2 (Addition) Common Assessment Review 3 rd Grade
2 Mr. Webber graded 39 papers on Saturday and 42 papers on Sunday. He rounded the numbers to the nearest ten to estimate how many papers he graded in all. What was his estimated sum?
3 Mr. Webber graded 39 papers on Saturday and 42 papers on Sunday. He rounded the numbers to the nearest ten to estimate how many papers he graded in all. What was his estimated sum?
4 Katy has read 678 pages of Harry Potter. Ashley has read 552 pages of Harry Potter. How many pages have they read altogether?
5 Katy has read 678 pages of Harry Potter. Ashley has read 552 pages of Harry Potter. How many pages have they read altogether?
6 Corrie earned 37 coins on Prodigy. Stacy earned 51 coins. Which number sentence is best to estimate how many coins in all? A) = 80 B) = 88 C) = 90 D) = 100
7 Corrie earned 37 coins on Prodigy. Stacy earned 51 coins. Which number sentence is best to estimate how many coins in all? A) = 80 B) = 88 C) = 90 D) = 100
8 The chart below shows the fundraiser money raised by three classes. Class Money Raised Mrs. Hamilton 100 Mrs. Hall 106 Mrs. Nobles 172 How much money was raised by these three classes?
9 The chart below shows the fundraiser money raised by three classes. Class Money Raised Mrs. Hamilton 100 Mrs. Hall 106 Mrs. Nobles 172 How much money was raised by these three classes?
10 Mr. Gates traveled 268 miles on his first business trip. On his second business trip, he traveled 329 miles. How many miles did he travel in all?
11 Mr. Gates traveled 268 miles on his first business trip. On his second business trip, he traveled 329 miles. How many miles did he travel in all?
12 Erin used models to solve a problem. What problem did she solve?
13 Erin used models to solve a problem. What problem did she solve?
14 Mrs. Blackmon needs 1,000 turkey cutouts for the attendance contest in November. She has cut out 379 turkeys last week and 502 turkeys this week. What is the best estimate for the number of turkeys she has cut out so far?
15 Mrs. Blackmon needs 1,000 turkey cutouts for the attendance contest in November. She has cut out 379 turkeys last week and 502 turkeys this week. What is the best estimate for the number of turkeys she has cut out so far?
16 Carson has 668 place-value blocks. Aubrey has 234 place-value blocks. How many place-value blocks do they have?
17 Carson has 668 place-value blocks. Aubrey has 234 place-value blocks. How many place-value blocks do they have?
18 Nathan added by adding hundreds, tens, and ones separately. What sum did he find in the ones place?
19 Nathan added by adding hundreds, tens, and ones separately. What sum did he find in the ones place?
20 Gabriel used this number line to solve a math problem. What math problem was he solving? A B C D
21 Gabriel used this number line to solve a math problem. What math problem was he solving? A B C D
22 Campbell went Trick or Treating on Halloween. She left her house with 45 pieces of candy in her bag. On the first street, she got 12 pieces of candy. On the second street, she got 34 pieces of candy, and she ate 3 pieces of candy. On the last street, Campbell got 27 more pieces of candy. How many pieces of candy did Campbell get after she left her house?
23 Campbell went Trick or Treating on Halloween. She left her house with 45 pieces of candy in her bag. On the first street, she got 12 pieces of candy. On the second street, she got 34 pieces of candy, and she ate 3 pieces of candy. On the last street, Campbell got 27 more pieces of candy. How many pieces of candy did Campbell get after she left her house?
24 Mrs. Galland has 191 reference books, 253 non fiction books, and 265 fiction books. How many books does Mrs. Galland have?
25 Mrs. Galland has 191 reference books, 253 non fiction books, and 265 fiction books. How many books does Mrs. Galland have?
26 Which three numbers have a sum of 802? A. 212, 357, and 300 B. 325, 268, and 209 C. 144, 411 and 299 D. 603, 128, and 153
27 Which three numbers have a sum of 802? A. 212, 357, and 300 B. 325, 268, and 209 C. 144, 411 and 299 D. 603, 128, and 153
28 Write one way to find the sum of using mental math.
29 Write one way to find the sum of using mental math.
30 The pumpkin patch has 347 medium pumpkins 248 large pumpkins. How many pumpkins are at the patch in all?
31 The pumpkin patch has 347 medium pumpkins 248 large pumpkins. How many pumpkins are at the patch in all?
32 Write the sum of hundreds, tens, and ones places separately for
33 Write the sum of hundreds, tens, and ones places separately for
34 Mr. Webber is going to buy a new fishing rod for $294 and a new tent for $245. Which number sentence shows the best way to estimate the total Mr. Webber will spend using compatible numbers? A = 550 B = 600 C = 490 D = 450
35 Mr. Webber is going to buy a new fishing rod for $294 and a new tent for $245. Which number sentence shows the best way to estimate the total Mr. Webber will spend using compatible numbers? A = 550 B = 600 C = 490 D = 450
36 The table below show the number of votes each fast food restaurant received from the students at Lakewood Elementary. Fast Food Number of Votes Whataburger 174 McDonald s 113 Subway 155 Chick fil A 212 Wendy s 198 What is the total number of students who voted for Subway and Wendy s?
37 The table below show the number of votes each fast food restaurant received from the students at Lakewood Elementary. Fast Food Number of Votes Whataburger 174 McDonald s 113 Subway 155 Chick fil A 212 Wendy s 198 What is the total number of students who voted for Subway and Wendy s?
38 Mrs. Boozer ran for 37 minutes last night, and Mrs. Moeller ran for 32 minutes longer than Mrs. Boozer. How many minutes did both teachers run combined? A. 69 minutes B. 96 minutes C. 101 minutes D. 106 minutes
39 Mrs. Boozer ran for 37 minutes last night, and Mrs. Moeller ran for 32 minutes longer than Mrs. Boozer. How many minutes did both teachers run combined? ] A. 69 minutes B. 96 minutes C. 101 minutes D. 106 minutes
40 Mrs. Gates class has a goal to collect 900 Box Tops. In September, they collected 378 Box Tops. In October, they collected 502 Box Tops. What is the best estimate for the number of Box Tops that Mrs. Gates class has collected so far? A.600 B.700 C.800 D.900
41 Mrs. Gates class has a goal to collect 900 Box Tops. In September, they collected 378 Box Tops. In October, they collected 502 Box Tops. What is the best estimate for the number of Box Tops that Mrs. Gates class has collected so far? A.600 B.700 C.800 D.900
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