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Georgia Milestones Assessment System Mathematics Grade 3

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

These questions are original. This is not an official Georgia Milestones Assessment System test, and FreeExam is not affiliated with the Georgia Department of Education.

  1. 1.Which value does the digit 4 name in the peach orchard total of 3,482 jars?

  2. 2.What is the value of the 7 in the marsh boardwalk count of 2,617 planks?

  3. 3.In the brick mill tally 5,940, which amount does the digit 4 stand for?

  4. 4.Ticket clerks wrote 8,205 guests at the stadium gate, so what is the value of the 8?

  5. 5.Which expression shows the school garden label 1,306 in expanded form?

  6. 6.Which digit is in the hundreds place of the river dock record 4,750?

  7. 7.Which number has 2 thousands, 0 hundreds, 5 tens, and 8 ones on the library cart tag?

  8. 8.Which peach orchard crate count is greater, 3,482 or 3,428?

  9. 9.Which list puts the marsh boardwalk lengths 415, 451, and 405 feet in order from least to greatest?

  10. 10.Which brick mill total is smaller, 2,760 or 2,706?

  11. 11.Which stadium gate crowd, 572, 639, or 651, is between 580 and 650?

  12. 12.Which school garden packet number is the greatest: 809, 890, or 898?

  13. 13.Which order lists the river dock ropes 1,250 feet, 1,205 feet, and 1,520 feet from least to greatest?

  14. 14.Rounding 67 peach orchard baskets to the nearest 10 gives what number?

  15. 15.The marsh boardwalk is 342 yards long, and that length rounds to what number of yards at the nearest 100?

  16. 16.To the nearest 10, 125 loose bricks at the brick mill round to what number?

  17. 17.Program sales of 864 at the stadium gate round to what number at the nearest 100?

  18. 18.The school garden's 43 sunflowers round to what number when rounded to the nearest 10?

  19. 19.Chain measuring 550 feet at the river dock rounds to what number of feet at the nearest 100?

  20. 20.Peach orchard pickers combined a morning count of 574 baskets with an afternoon count of 269 baskets, and the combined total was what number?

  21. 21.A crew nailed 438 marsh boardwalk planks and then nailed 175 more, so how many planks did that crew nail?

  22. 22.A brick mill stack of 686 bricks grew by 249 bricks, which made the stack contain how many bricks?

  23. 23.Ticket sales of 358 before noon and 467 after noon give what total for the stadium gate?

  24. 24.Monday's 192 seedlings plus Tuesday's 148 seedlings gives what planting total for the school garden?

  25. 25.Sailors at the river dock coiled 507 feet of rope and then coiled 296 feet, for a total of how many feet?

  26. 26.Putting 425 novels and 387 picture books on the library cart gives a load of how many books?

  27. 27.After the stadium gate gave out 286 passes from a stack of 750, what number of passes was left?

  28. 28.If the peach orchard sold 247 peaches from 623 ripe peaches, what number of ripe peaches remained?

  29. 29.A pile of 800 marsh boardwalk boards fell to what number after 356 boards were used?

  30. 30.Starting from 912 mortar bags, the brick mill used 648 bags and had how many bags left?

  31. 31.Of 540 seed cups in the school garden, 275 were planted, leaving how many cups empty?

  32. 32.The river dock lent 428 of its 701 life vests, so what number of vests stayed behind?

  33. 33.Workers removed 587 chairs from 934 chairs in the town square, which left how many chairs?

  34. 34.Each of 8 trees in the peach orchard grew 6 peaches, and those trees grew how many peaches altogether?

  35. 35.Builders need 7 bolts for every one of 9 marsh boardwalk sections, which is how many bolts?

  36. 36.Running 6 molds at the brick mill, with 8 bricks from each mold, yields how many bricks?

  37. 37.There are 5 posters on every one of 9 stadium gate windows, and that is how many posters?

  38. 38.A school garden has 8 beds, and putting 4 tomato plants in every bed uses how many plants?

  39. 39.Three paddles go with each of 7 canoes at the river dock, so the canoes have how many paddles?

  40. 40.Lamp posts in the town square number 4, and 7 bulbs on every post make how many bulbs?

  41. 41.Baskets set in 4 peach orchard rows, with 70 baskets in every row, number how many in all?

  42. 42.Each of 6 marsh boardwalk benches needs 30 screws, so the benches need how many screws?

  43. 43.Five full pallets at the brick mill hold 80 bricks each, which is how many bricks?

  44. 44.Three open sections at the stadium gate have 90 seats in each section, totaling how many seats?

  45. 45.Students give 20 cups of water to each of 8 school garden rows, using how many cups?

  46. 46.Nine shelves on the library cart each need 50 labels, so the cart needs how many labels?

  47. 47.Splitting 54 peach orchard crates into 6 equal stacks puts how many crates in each stack?

  48. 48.A guide divides 36 marsh boardwalk visitors into 4 equal groups, and each group has how many visitors?

  49. 49.Packing 42 sample bricks into trays of 7 fills how many trays at the brick mill?

  50. 50.Ushers place 56 stadium gate fans into 8 equal lines, which puts how many fans in each line?

  51. 51.Sharing 27 tulip bulbs equally among 3 school garden rows gives each row how many bulbs?

  52. 52.Tying 48 river dock oars into bundles of 6 makes how many bundles?

  53. 53.Dividing 35 books on the library cart into 5 equal bins puts how many books in each bin?

  54. 54.Maya takes 1 part of a peach orchard pie that is cut into 4 equal parts, which is what fraction of the pie?

  55. 55.Five blue stripes cover a marsh boardwalk sign that is painted in 6 equal stripes, so what fraction of the sign is blue?

  56. 56.Three bare panels remain on a brick mill wall that is split into 8 equal panels, so what fraction of the wall is bare?

  57. 57.Two gold bands fill a stadium gate banner that is split into 3 equal bands, so what fraction of the banner is gold?

  58. 58.Flowers fill 7 squares of a school garden plot that is divided into 8 equal squares, so what fraction of the plot has flowers?

  59. 59.Two of the 5 skiffs at the river dock are blue, so what fraction of the skiffs are blue?

  60. 60.Four of the 6 books on the library cart are atlases, so what fraction of the books are atlases?

  61. 61.Hats are worn by 5 of the 12 walkers on the marsh boardwalk, which is what fraction of the walkers?

  62. 62.Gloves are worn by 7 of the 10 workers at the brick mill, which is what fraction of the workers?

  63. 63.One green flag is among 6 flags in the town square, so what fraction of the flags are green?

  64. 64.Leo ate 3/8 of a peach orchard tart and Nora ate 5/8 of a matching tart, so which fraction is greater?

  65. 65.One marsh boardwalk rail is 2/6 painted and another rail is 4/6 painted, so which painted fraction is greater?

  66. 66.A brick mill tray is 1/4 full of clay and a second tray is 3/4 full, so which fraction is smaller?

  67. 67.One stadium gate scarf is 2/5 red and another scarf is 4/5 red, so which red fraction is greater?

  68. 68.Bookmarks fill 5/10 of one library cart strip and 9/10 of another strip, so which marked fraction is greater?

  69. 69.A rectangular school garden bed measures 10 feet by 4 feet, so its area is how many square feet?

  70. 70.A peach orchard sign is a rectangle 9 inches long and 3 inches wide, so what is its area in square inches?

  71. 71.An 8-yard by 5-yard rectangular platform on the marsh boardwalk covers how many square yards?

  72. 72.The brick mill door is a rectangle 7 feet tall and 3 feet wide, and its area is how many square feet?

  73. 73.Covering a 6-foot by 6-foot rectangular rug at the stadium gate takes how many square feet?

  74. 74.A rectangular marsh boardwalk pen measures 11 meters by 4 meters, so its perimeter is how many meters?

  75. 75.Walking all the way around a 9-yard by 6-yard rectangular peach orchard fence covers how many yards?

  76. 76.The distance around a brick mill window that is 8 feet by 2 feet is how many feet?

  77. 77.A rectangular library cart sign is 13 centimeters long and 3 centimeters wide, and the distance around it is how many centimeters?

  78. 78.Edging a town square planter that is 20 feet long and 1 foot wide takes how many feet of border?

  79. 79.The peach orchard opens at 25 minutes after 7, which is what time?

  80. 80.A marsh boardwalk tour meets 10 minutes before 3, so what time does the tour meet?

  81. 81.The brick mill whistle blows 45 minutes after 1, so what time is the whistle?

  82. 82.School garden club starts 5 minutes after 8, so what time does the club start?

  83. 83.A marsh boardwalk tour that starts at 11:15 and ends at 11:50 lasts how many minutes?

  84. 84.A peach orchard picker who works from 8:20 to 8:55 works for how many minutes?

  85. 85.From 2:10 until 2:40, the brick mill oven runs for how many minutes?

  86. 86.A stadium gate shift from 6:05 to 6:48 lasts how many minutes?

  87. 87.A library cart story that runs from 1:12 to 1:47 lasts how many minutes?

  88. 88.After a hose covers 18 feet of a 46-foot peach orchard path, how many feet of path are still unmarked?

  89. 89.Joining a 25-yard ramp to a 60-yard marsh boardwalk path makes a path of how many yards?

  90. 90.Cutting 19 feet from a 70-foot river dock coil leaves how many feet of line?

  91. 91.Brick measuring 34 meters meets gravel measuring 28 meters on a town square path, which is how many meters in all?

  92. 92.A brick mill bucket of 8 liters and a jug of 5 liters hold how many liters together?

  93. 93.Sailors pour 12 liters out of a river dock cooler that held 30 liters, leaving how many liters?

  94. 94.A library cart thermos holds 9 cups and a bottle holds 4 cups, so how many more cups does the thermos hold?

  95. 95.A full 16-liter can and a full 9-liter pail give the school garden how many liters of water?

  96. 96.On a bar graph of town square visitors, Monday shows 4, Tuesday shows 7, Wednesday shows 5, and Thursday shows 9, so which day has the tallest bar?

  97. 97.A bar graph of peach orchard sales shows April at 9, May at 3, June at 8, and July at 6, so which month has the shortest bar?

  98. 98.A stadium gate bar graph shows 5 red shirts, 3 blue shirts, and 4 green shirts, so how many shirts do the three bars show together?

  99. 99.A school garden bar graph shows 11 carrots and 7 radishes, so how many more carrots than radishes are shown?

  100. 100.On a library cart picture graph, each book symbol stands for 2 returns, and the graph shows 6 symbols, so how many returns is that?

  101. 101.Each bird symbol on a marsh boardwalk picture graph stands for 5 birds, and herons have 4 symbols, so how many herons are shown?

  102. 102.Each brick symbol on a brick mill picture graph stands for 10 bricks, and the kiln row shows 3 symbols, so how many bricks is that?

  103. 103.Each boat symbol on a river dock picture graph stands for 2 boats, and Saturday shows 8 symbols, so how many boats is that?

  104. 104.How many right angles does a rectangular school garden frame have?

  105. 105.A rectangular window at the brick mill has how many sides?

  106. 106.Square corners on a rectangular river dock sign number how many?

  107. 107.Which statement is true about a rectangular poster at the stadium gate?

  108. 108.Inside a rectangular town square tile, how many right angles are there?