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Florida Assessment of Student Thinking Mathematics Grade 3

One hundred eight questions on multiplication, division, fractions, area, and measurement.

These questions are original. This is not an official Florida Assessment of Student Thinking test, and FreeExam is not affiliated with the Florida Department of Education.

  1. 1.The bakery chalkboard shows the morning total 4,582. What value does the digit 4 have in that total?

  2. 2.Route card 3,716 hangs above the bus windshield. Which amount matches the digit 7?

  3. 3.A garden notebook records 2,849 seeds. Counting from the right, the 4 is in the tens place. What is the value of that 4?

  4. 4.The aquarium wrote 6,305 on a tank tag. The digit 5 is in the ones place. How much is that 5 worth?

  5. 5.Picture books in the library number 5,273. Which expression is that total written in expanded form?

  6. 6.Sauce jars were counted in the kitchen: 1,608, then 1,680, then 1,068, and finally 1,860. Which count is the greatest?

  7. 7.Four sports clubs finished with 2,415 points, 2,451 points, 2,145 points, and 2,514 points. Which score is the least?

  8. 8.A map legend builds a number from 3 thousands, 0 hundreds, 6 tens, and 8 ones. What is the number?

  9. 9.Craft club members sold 746 stickers. What is 746 rounded to the nearest ten?

  10. 10.The number 9,254 is printed on a library catalog card. Which digit is in the hundreds place?

  11. 11.Together, the wheat tray of 478 rolls and the rye tray of 256 rolls fill one bakery bin. How many rolls go into the bin?

  12. 12.A bus clerk started with 603 paper tickets and handed out 278. How many tickets stayed in the drawer?

  13. 13.Tomato plants numbered 385, and pepper plants numbered 467. What is the sum of those two garden counts?

  14. 14.Of the 900 aquarium passes printed for the day, 346 were scanned at the door. How many passes were not scanned?

  15. 15.Add the two library shipments: 529 novels arrived on Monday and 384 novels arrived on Tuesday. How many novels arrived?

  16. 16.Lunch used 268 napkins from a kitchen stack of 741. What is 741 minus 268?

  17. 17.Points from the first half of the game were 256, and points from the second half were 178. What was the combined score?

  18. 18.Customers carried away 457 maps, and the shop had opened with 820. How many maps stayed on the shelf?

  19. 19.Red beads (639) and blue beads (285) were mixed for a craft bracelet. How many beads were mixed?

  20. 20.Subtract the 186 bulbs that were planted from the 512 bulbs stored in the garden shed. How many bulbs remain?

  21. 21.Borrowing 275 magazines from a library cart of 800 leaves how many magazines on the cart?

  22. 22.Prize tickets at the sports booth fell after 389 were given out from a stack of 654. How many tickets remained?

  23. 23.There are 8 pies on one bakery shelf. The case holds 6 times as many pies as that shelf. How many pies is that?

  24. 24.Seats in the small bus form an array with 7 rows and 5 seats in each row. How many seats are in the array?

  25. 25.Nine garden pots each get the same planting: 4 seeds. How many seeds are planted in the nine pots?

  26. 26.Find the product for the aquarium display: 8 bowls with 6 snails in every bowl.

  27. 27.Chairs stand in 5 equal groups of 8 around the library tables. What is the number of chairs?

  28. 28.A recipe card tells the cook to multiply 6 jars by 9 spoonfuls of oats. What product should the cook write?

  29. 29.The coach needs 4 bags, and each bag holds 8 sports balls. How many balls is that?

  30. 30.The trail count is 7, and each trail on the map gets 7 signs. What is 7 × 7?

  31. 31.Leo cuts 3 strips from each of 8 craft sheets. How many strips does he cut?

  32. 32.Cookies fill the bakery window in 10 rows, with 6 cookies in every row. How many cookies are in the window?

  33. 33.A dispatcher multiplies 4 buses by 30 riders on a bus. What is 4 × 30?

  34. 34.The garden plan uses 40 tulips in a row and repeats that row 6 times. What is 6 × 40?

  35. 35.Fifty fish fit in one holding tank. The aquarium keeper fills 5 tanks the same way. What is 5 × 50?

  36. 36.Books come in stacks of 70. The librarian rolls out 3 stacks. What is 3 × 70?

  37. 37.Twenty throws make one player's turn in the drill. Nine players each take that turn. What is 9 × 20?

  38. 38.Crackers are counted by forties in the kitchen. Eight of those groups go into the picnic bin. What is 8 × 40?

  39. 39.A baker shares 24 muffins equally into 6 boxes. How many muffins go in each box?

  40. 40.Thirty-five students sit in 5 equal rows on the bus. How many students are in each row?

  41. 41.Gardeners pack carrots into baskets that hold 7 carrots each. They have 42 carrots. How many baskets can they fill?

  42. 42.Thirty-six fish are shared equally among 4 aquarium tanks. How many fish does each tank receive?

  43. 43.Fifty-six library books are placed in equal piles on 8 shelves. How many books are on each shelf?

  44. 44.A cook has 27 plums and uses 3 plums for each pie. How many pies can the cook make?

  45. 45.Coaches make 6 teams from 48 players, with the same number on every team. How many players does one team get?

  46. 46.A ranger has 40 markers and 5 trails. She gives each trail the same number of markers until none are left over. How many markers does one trail receive?

  47. 47.Sixty-three craft stickers are put into packs of 9. How many packs can be made?

  48. 48.Seventy-two crayons are shared equally among 8 friends at the craft table. How many crayons does each friend get?

  49. 49.The garden club marked a bed into fourths so each part matched. Only one part was planted with marigolds. What fraction of the bed is planted?

  50. 50.After the breakfast rush, 5 equal pieces remained from a bakery pan that had been cut into 8. What fraction of the pan is left?

  51. 51.On the aquarium feeding chart, 2 of the 6 equal boxes are colored blue for morning food. What fraction of the chart is blue?

  52. 52.Nia folded a craft square down the middle, making 2 equal parts, and painted one part green. What fraction of the square is green?

  53. 53.The cook cut a pot pie into 3 equal slices and served 2 of them. What fraction of the pie was served?

  54. 54.Four matching rectangles on a library poster marked in eighths are covered with checkout notes. What fraction of the poster is covered?

  55. 55.The coach shaded 5 matching strips on a field sketch that has 6 equal strips. What fraction of the sketch is shaded?

  56. 56.Three regions of a park map are shaded, and the map was drawn as 4 equal regions. What fraction of the map is shaded?

  57. 57.The front bus window has 3 equal panes, and the driver opened 1 pane. What fraction of the window is open?

  58. 58.A star sticker sits on one part of a craft tile cut into 6 equal parts. What fraction of the tile has the star?

  59. 59.Two same-size bakery trays are shaded. One shows 3/8 and the other shows 5/8. Which fraction is greater?

  60. 60.Plot A in the garden is 2/6 planted. Plot B, the same size, is 5/6 planted. Which comparison is true?

  61. 61.A coach compares four same-size bars shaded 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4. Which of those fractions shows the smallest shaded part?

  62. 62.Library bookmarks of matching length are covered 1/6, 2/6, 3/6, and 4/6. Which covered amount is the greatest?

  63. 63.One soup pot is 2/8 full and another pot of the same size is 6/8 full. Which fraction is smaller?

  64. 64.Count the unit squares on the craft board. You see 4 rows, and every row contains 3 squares. What is the total number of squares?

  65. 65.Unit squares fill a garden plan with 5 rows of 2 squares and no gaps. What is the area in square units?

  66. 66.Every square on a bakery mat is 1 square unit. There are 6 rows with 4 squares in each row. What is the area?

  67. 67.The park plan is a grid of unit squares: 3 rows down and 7 squares across. What is the area of that grid?

  68. 68.A library rug is tiled by 8 rows of 2 unit squares, with no gaps or overlaps. What is the area of the rug?

  69. 69.Players stretch on a rectangular sports mat. The length is 8 units and the width is 5 units. How many square units does the mat cover?

  70. 70.Find the area of the kitchen towel by multiplying its 9-unit length by its 3-unit width. What is that area?

  71. 71.The aquarium filter pad covers a rectangle that is 7 units one way and 6 units the other way. What is the area?

  72. 72.The shaded field on the town map runs 10 units east to west and 4 units north to south. How many square units are shaded?

  73. 73.Both edges of a square craft card are 6 units. Use those equal sides to find how many square units the card covers.

  74. 74.Gardeners need the amount of soil for a bed that is 9 units long and 8 units wide. What product, in square units, tells them the soil they need?

  75. 75.Ribbon must go all the way around a bakery tray. The tray length is 6 units and the tray width is 2 units. How long is the ribbon?

  76. 76.Walk the outside edge of the bus-stop sign. The long edges are 10 units each and the short edges are 3 units each. How many units do you walk?

  77. 77.Tape outlines a library table. Add the two lengths of 7 units to the two widths of 4 units. What sum is the outline?

  78. 78.A rope fence closes a sports court that measures 9 units by 5 units. How many units of rope close the fence?

  79. 79.On the city map, a block has opposite sides of 8 units and opposite sides of 4 units. What is the distance around that block?

  80. 80.Each side of a square picture frame is 5 units. If you trace all four sides, how many units do you trace?

  81. 81.Look at the bus station clock. The short hand sits between the 2 and the 3, while the long hand rests on the 7. What time does that show?

  82. 82.Soup should come off the stove when the kitchen clock's long hand is on the 9 and the short hand has moved past 11 but not yet to 12. What time is that?

  83. 83.The scoreboard clock uses hands. Its minute hand points at the 4, and the hour hand has only just left the 6. What time is on the scoreboard?

  84. 84.A garden sprinkler timer shows the long hand on the 11. The short hand is almost on the 9, but the hour has not reached 9 yet. What time is showing?

  85. 85.Aquarium feeding starts at quarter past 1. What time is that?

  86. 86.The morning bus ride starts at 7:20. The school stop is at 7:55. How many minutes pass during that ride?

  87. 87.A timer starts when the loaves enter the oven at 9:10. It rings when they come out at 9:48. How many minutes did the timer run?

  88. 88.The librarian opens the story at 3:05 and closes the book at 3:47. How many minutes was the book open?

  89. 89.Players take the field at 4:25. The coach blows the final whistle at 5:05. How many minutes are they on the field?

  90. 90.A trail log lists a start of 10:40 and an overlook arrival of 11:15. Find the walking time in minutes.

  91. 91.Compare two craft ribbons. One measures 15 centimeters and the other measures 9 centimeters. What is the difference in centimeters?

  92. 92.From the soil to the tip, the stem is 28 centimeters. The leaf beside it is 13 centimeters. How many centimeters longer is the stem?

  93. 93.A crayon is lined up on a centimeter ruler for a map project. It starts at 2 centimeters and ends at 11 centimeters. How many centimeters long is the crayon?

  94. 94.After a 12-centimeter book is placed on a 40-centimeter library shelf, how many centimeters of the shelf are still empty?

  95. 95.A soup pot holds 8 liters. The cook ladles out 3 liters. How many liters of soup are still in the pot?

  96. 96.An aquarium bowl has 6 liters of water. A keeper pours in 4 more liters. How many liters of water are in the bowl then?

  97. 97.A bakery bag holds 500 grams of flour. The baker scoops out 200 grams. How many grams of flour stay in the bag?

  98. 98.One craft spool has a mass of 30 grams. Another spool has a mass of 45 grams. What is the total mass of the two spools in grams?

  99. 99.The library survey is a picture graph. One star means 2 pets. Dogs have 5 stars and cats have 3 stars. How many more dogs than cats does the survey show?

  100. 100.A bar graph of bakery muffins shows Monday at 8, Tuesday at 5, and Wednesday at 6. How many muffins were sold on Monday and Wednesday together?

  101. 101.A bar graph of sports goals shows Ana with 4, Ben with 7, and Cleo with 3. How many goals did Ana and Cleo score together?

  102. 102.On the garden picture graph, a flower picture means 5 flowers. Roses are drawn with 3 pictures. Tulips are drawn with 4 pictures. How many real tulips is that?

  103. 103.A bar graph of bus riders shows 9 at Stop A, 6 at Stop B, 9 at Stop C, and 4 at Stop D. How many more riders are at Stop A than at Stop D?

  104. 104.A rectangular trail sign on the map has square corners. How many right angles does the sign have?

  105. 105.A craft teacher describes a shape with 4 sides and 4 right angles. Which shape matches that description?

  106. 106.A sports poster is a rectangle. Its top edge is 15 centimeters long. How long is the bottom edge?

  107. 107.A kitchen cutting mat is a rectangle. How many sides does the mat have?

  108. 108.The corner of a rectangular aquarium window is a square corner. What is that corner called?