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Illinois Assessment of Readiness Mathematics Grade 3

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

These questions are original. This is not an official Illinois Assessment of Readiness test, and FreeExam is not affiliated with the Illinois State Board of Education.

  1. 1.Reading 3,482 bushels on the grain elevator scale, what is the value of the digit 4?

  2. 2.Which digit fills the thousands place when a train platform sign lists 6,075 riders?

  3. 3.How can 2,519 visitors on opening day at the museum campus be written in expanded form?

  4. 4.What number matches a prairie plot survey recorded as 4 thousands, 6 hundreds, 0 tens, and 8 ones?

  5. 5.On a market stall receipt totaling 1,307 jars, what is the value of the digit 3?

  6. 6.Which digit is in the tens place of the 5,640 boats shown on the river lock counter?

  7. 7.Find the value of the digit 8 in the 2,846 folders stacked in the school band room.

  8. 8.How much is the digit 7 worth in the 7,135 walkers counted along the lakefront path?

  9. 9.Which comparison is true for grain elevator A with 846 sacks and grain elevator B with 864 sacks?

  10. 10.Which list puts the river lock barge counts 412, 389, and 421 in order from least to greatest?

  11. 11.Which comparison correctly describes museum hall North with 2,350 guests and hall South with 2,305 guests?

  12. 12.Which ordering lists the train platform seat counts 560, 506, and 650 from greatest to least?

  13. 13.Which statement compares prairie plot C at 975 square yards with plot D at 957 square yards?

  14. 14.Which sequence orders the market stall apple crates of 248, 284, and 428 from least to greatest?

  15. 15.Rounding a grain elevator ticket of 473 bushels to the nearest 10 gives which number?

  16. 16.To the nearest 100, what is the river lock total of 648 boats?

  17. 17.After rounding 265 museum campus ticket sales to the nearest 10, what number do you get?

  18. 18.When 851 riders on the train platform are rounded to the nearest 100, what is the result?

  19. 19.If 136 seed bags for a prairie plot are rounded to the nearest 10, what is that rounded number?

  20. 20.Rounding 724 peaches sold at the market stall to the nearest 100 gives which number?

  21. 21.A count of 492 chairs in the school band room rounds to which multiple of 10?

  22. 22.Which hundred is closest to the 355 steps marked along the lakefront path?

  23. 23.Workers stacking grain elevator sacks put down 528 sacks and then add 346 more, for a total of how many sacks?

  24. 24.Releasing 275 gallons from a river lock chamber that held 900 gallons leaves how many gallons?

  25. 25.Laying 267 feet of gravel and then 158 more feet on the lakefront path covers how many feet?

  26. 26.Taking 246 trail maps from the 803 maps at the museum campus leaves how many maps?

  27. 27.Selling 475 tickets in the morning and 368 tickets in the afternoon gives the train platform what total?

  28. 28.Removing 285 markers from the 620 markers on a prairie plot leaves how many markers?

  29. 29.Packing 186 honey jars and 279 jam jars gives the market stall what combined total?

  30. 30.Using 358 reeds from the 714 reeds in the school band room leaves how many reeds?

  31. 31.Falling off the grain elevator, 168 of the 500 labels are gone, which leaves how many labels still up?

  32. 32.Moving 347 tons and 286 tons, the two river lock crews haul what combined weight?

  33. 33.Closing 273 meters of the 850-meter lakefront path leaves how many meters open?

  34. 34.Selling 429 pencils and 195 erasers, the museum campus shop sells how many items altogether?

  35. 35.Filling 487 of the 932 seats on the train platform leaves how many seats empty?

  36. 36.Planting 258 flowers in one prairie plot row and 367 in the next row gives what total?

  37. 37.Eight rail cars waiting at the train platform can each hold 30 passengers, for a total of how many passengers?

  38. 38.Six rows with 7 lights in each row light the grain elevator with how many lights?

  39. 39.Nine river locks with 4 steel gates on each lock have how many gates together?

  40. 40.Five museum campus tour groups of 8 visitors each contain how many visitors?

  41. 41.Ten rows of 7 stakes mark the prairie plot with how many stakes?

  42. 42.Four market stall boxes with 9 oranges in each box contain how many oranges?

  43. 43.Eight rows of 6 music stands fill the school band room with how many stands?

  44. 44.Nine lakefront path sections with 3 benches in each section have how many benches?

  45. 45.Six groups of 40 trucks leave the grain elevator, which is how many trucks in all?

  46. 46.Five boats carrying 20 workers each leave the river locks with how many workers?

  47. 47.Nine galleries showing 30 maps each fill the museum campus with how many maps?

  48. 48.Four boxes holding 50 bottles of oil supply the school band room with how many bottles?

  49. 49.Sharing 42 grain bins equally across 6 trucks puts how many bins on each truck?

  50. 50.Sharing 36 ropes equally among 4 river lock crews gives each crew how many ropes?

  51. 51.Splitting 45 museum campus students into 5 equal tour groups puts how many students in each group?

  52. 52.Arranging 56 train platform seats into 8 equal rows puts how many seats in each row?

  53. 53.Placing 24 prairie plot flags into 3 equal rows puts how many flags in each row?

  54. 54.Packing 54 pears into bags of 6 at the market stall fills how many bags?

  55. 55.Dividing 32 school band room drumsticks equally among 4 players gives each player how many drumsticks?

  56. 56.Spacing 40 lakefront path markers equally across 5 parts puts how many markers in each part?

  57. 57.Separating 72 grain elevator wheat samples into groups of 8 makes how many groups?

  58. 58.Dividing 28 life vests equally among 7 river lock boats puts how many vests on each boat?

  59. 59.Selling 3 of the 4 equal pieces of a market stall loaf means what fraction of the loaf is sold?

  60. 60.Planting roses in 1 of 3 equal beds beside the lakefront path covers what fraction of the garden?

  61. 61.Painting 5 of 6 equal panels on a museum campus wall finishes what fraction of the mural?

  62. 62.Coloring 3 of 8 equal drum pads blue in the school band room makes what fraction blue?

  63. 63.Mowing 1 of 2 equal parts of a prairie plot finishes what fraction of the plot?

  64. 64.Using 2 of 5 equal lengths of a river lock rope uses what fraction of the rope?

  65. 65.Holding bags on 7 of 12 equal seats in a train platform row covers what fraction of the seats?

  66. 66.Filling 9 of 10 equal cups with wheat on a grain elevator tray fills what fraction of the cups?

  67. 67.Between 1/4 and 3/4 left of two same-size market stall pies, which fraction is greater?

  68. 68.Between 2/6 and 5/6 of two equal museum campus walls painted blue, which fraction is smaller?

  69. 69.Comparing 7/8 and 4/8 of two equal chair rows in the school band room, which statement is true?

  70. 70.Comparing 2/3 and 1/3 of equal flower beds along the lakefront path, which fraction is greater?

  71. 71.Comparing 4/5 and 2/5 painted on two equal river lock boards, which fraction is less?

  72. 72.Comparing 6/10 and 9/10 seeded on equal prairie plot strips, which statement is true?

  73. 73.Find the area of a rectangular prairie plot measuring 8 yards by 4 yards.

  74. 74.Calculate the area of the 7-foot by 6-foot rectangular rug in the museum campus lobby.

  75. 75.The school band stage is a 9-foot by 5-foot rectangle, and its area is how many square feet?

  76. 76.A 10-foot by 3-foot mat covers part of the train platform, and its area is how many square feet?

  77. 77.The river lock walkway is a 6-meter by 6-meter rectangle, and its area is how many square meters?

  78. 78.The market stall tarp is a rectangle 5 meters long and 8 meters wide, and its area is how many square meters?

  79. 79.The lakefront path signboard is 4 feet long and 9 feet wide, and the area of that rectangle is how many square feet?

  80. 80.The grain elevator office floor is a rectangle 7 meters long and 10 meters wide, and its area is how many square meters?

  81. 81.What is the perimeter of a rectangular fence that is 10 meters long and 5 meters wide around a prairie plot?

  82. 82.Find the perimeter of an 8-foot by 3-foot rectangular garden bed along the lakefront path.

  83. 83.The picture frame on the museum campus is a 9-inch by 4-inch rectangle, so its perimeter is how many inches?

  84. 84.A rectangular rug in the school band room is 6 feet long and 2 feet wide, and its perimeter is how many feet?

  85. 85.Walking the 12-meter by 4-meter rectangular dock at the river locks covers what distance around the edge?

  86. 86.The market stall counter is a 7-foot by 3-foot rectangle, and the distance around it is how many feet?

  87. 87.A museum campus tour runs from 9:20 to 10:05, which is how many minutes?

  88. 88.The train platform clock reads 2:47, which is how many minutes after 2:00?

  89. 89.Band practice runs from 3:15 to 3:50 in the school band room, which is how many minutes?

  90. 90.A lakefront path walk lasts from 11:40 until 12:10, which is how many minutes?

  91. 91.If the market stall opens at 8:05, what time is it 25 minutes later when the first customer arrives?

  92. 92.A shift at the grain elevator lasts from 6:50 to 7:15, which is how many minutes?

  93. 93.From the 4:36 river lock horn until 5:00, how many minutes pass?

  94. 94.A guided prairie plot walk runs from 1:05 to 1:48, which is how many minutes?

  95. 95.The main lakefront path is 48 meters and the side spur is 15 meters, so the main path is how many meters longer?

  96. 96.The market stall pitcher holds 8 cups and the bottle holds 3 cups, so the pitcher holds how many more cups?

  97. 97.After workers pour 5 liters from a 12-liter barrel at the river locks, how many liters are left?

  98. 98.The museum campus hallway is 36 feet and the gallery is 9 feet, so the hallway is how many feet longer?

  99. 99.After players take 9 bottles from the 16-bottle cooler in the school band room, how many bottles remain?

  100. 100.The longer grain elevator auger is 40 feet and the shorter auger is 25 feet, so the difference is how many feet?

  101. 101.Tuesday shows 7 boats and Wednesday shows 5 boats on a river lock bar graph that also shows Monday 4 and Thursday 6, so Tuesday has how many more boats than Wednesday?

  102. 102.Each apple picture stands for 2 apples on a market stall picture graph, and 6 pictures are shown, so how many apples were sold?

  103. 103.Flutes reach 8 and drums reach 5 on a school band room bar graph that also shows 9 trumpets, so how many flutes and drums are shown together?

  104. 104.One figure stands for 10 walkers on a lakefront path picture graph, and Saturday shows 4 figures, so how many walkers does Saturday show?

  105. 105.How many right angles does the rectangular window on the museum campus map have?

  106. 106.What name belongs to the square corner of a rectangular prairie plot?

  107. 107.How many edges do painters trace when they go once around a rectangular sign on the train platform?

  108. 108.How many pairs of equal opposite sides does the rectangular gate at the river locks have?