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New York State Testing Program Mathematics Grade 3

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

These questions are original. This is not an official New York State Testing Program test, and FreeExam is not affiliated with the New York State Education Department.

  1. 1.A subway station that counted 639 turnstile spins before noon and 278 more after noon recorded how many spins in all?

  2. 2.The harbor ferry office that started with 700 passes and sold 358 of them had how many passes left?

  3. 3.What fraction of a bagel is eaten when the bagel is cut into 6 equal parts and 3 of those parts are eaten?

  4. 4.A museum floor map shaped as a rectangle 9 centimeters long and 5 centimeters wide has what area?

  5. 5.A library branch that packed 56 new books into 7 equal shelves put how many books on each shelf?

  6. 6.The rooftop garden log of 6,352 seedlings shows which digit in the tens place?

  7. 7.Bridge workers who marked a rectangular rail panel 8 feet long and 6 feet wide need what perimeter for that panel?

  8. 8.Students who hung 186 coats before recess and 247 coats after recess in the cloakroom hung how many coats?

  9. 9.Seven subway cars that each hold 50 riders at a downtown stop can fit how many riders together?

  10. 10.A harbor ferry that leaves the dock at 1:40 and arrives at 2:25 takes how many minutes?

  11. 11.The bagel counter's weekly tally of 4,285 gives what value to the digit 4?

  12. 12.Friday's sale of 462 museum tickets rounds to what number at the nearest 100?

  13. 13.One library branch that owns 5,019 books shows what value for the digit 1?

  14. 14.Seed trays labeled 319, 391, and 139 on the rooftop garden follow which order from least to greatest?

  15. 15.Bridge rivets stored as 3,706 pieces show which digit in the hundreds place?

  16. 16.Hooks arranged as 4 rows of 6 hooks in the cloakroom make how many hooks?

  17. 17.A subway station count written as 8 thousands, 0 hundreds, 4 tens, and 3 ones equals which number?

  18. 18.Harbor records that list 1,836 ferry riders match which expanded form?

  19. 19.A bagel counter comparing 2,150 sales with 2,105 sales finds which amount smaller?

  20. 20.Saturday's 386 museum tickets combined with Sunday's 479 museum tickets total how many tickets?

  21. 21.Three library branches that counted 746, 764, and 647 visitors had which count as the greatest?

  22. 22.Gardeners who planted 136 seedlings on the rooftop should round that count to what nearest 10?

  23. 23.Morning crews who drove 637 bridge rivets and afternoon crews who drove 295 more drove how many rivets?

  24. 24.Of the 8 coats in the cloakroom, the 3 red coats are what fraction of the coats?

  25. 25.Subway station totals of 1,250 and 1,205 make which statement correct?

  26. 26.Two harbor ferry boats that carried 580 riders and 508 riders make which comparison true?

  27. 27.The bagel counter's morning bake of 275 bagels rounds to what number at the nearest 10?

  28. 28.The museum that printed 624 tickets and collected 287 of them had how many printed tickets left?

  29. 29.A library branch checkout total of 349 books rounds to what number at the nearest 100?

  30. 30.Rooftop gardeners who set out 468 pots in the morning and 257 pots after lunch set out how many pots?

  31. 31.A bridge kit that held 481 rivets before workers used 295 of them had how many rivets left?

  32. 32.A cloakroom rug in the shape of a rectangle 7 feet by 4 feet covers what area?

  33. 33.Eight subway cars with 4 doors on each car have how many doors altogether?

  34. 34.A harbor ferry count of 64 life vests rounds to what number at the nearest 10?

  35. 35.The bagel counter that had 512 bagels and sold 178 before noon had how many bagels left?

  36. 36.A museum guide leading 7 groups of 8 visitors leads how many visitors in those groups?

  37. 37.A library branch that received 275 picture books and 148 chapter books received how many books?

  38. 38.The rooftop garden that had 750 seedlings and transplanted 486 of them kept how many seedlings?

  39. 39.Nine packs with 8 bridge rivets in each pack give a worker how many rivets to carry?

  40. 40.A cloakroom clock with the minute hand on the 9 and the hour hand between 1 and 2 shows what time?

  41. 41.Four subway trains carrying 30 passengers each on a short run carry how many passengers?

  42. 42.One harbor ferry trip with 529 passengers and a later trip with 184 passengers carried how many people in all?

  43. 43.Six bagel baskets with 8 bagels in each basket contain how many bagels?

  44. 44.Nine classes buying museum tickets in bundles of 20 buy how many tickets altogether?

  45. 45.A library branch that owned 903 magazines and lent 267 of them kept how many magazines?

  46. 46.Rooftop planters standing in 6 rows of 7 pots hold how many pots?

  47. 47.A crew sharing 63 bridge rivets equally into 9 pouches puts how many rivets in each pouch?

  48. 48.A cloakroom bench of 48 inches next to a 19-inch backpack is longer than the backpack by how many inches?

  49. 49.A subway ride that starts at 8:15 and ends at 8:48 lasts how many minutes?

  50. 50.The harbor ferry's 9 rows of 4 seats contain how many seats?

  51. 51.The bagel counter packing 6 boxes with 40 bagels in each box packs how many bagels?

  52. 52.Museum staff splitting 27 posters into 3 equal stacks put how many posters in each stack?

  53. 53.Five library carts with 9 books on each cart hold how many books?

  54. 54.Gardeners placing 32 pots into 8 equal rows on the rooftop put how many pots in each row?

  55. 55.A bridge cable section that was 86 centimeters long before workers cut off 29 centimeters is how long now?

  56. 56.A picture graph of cloakroom boots, with one symbol standing for 2 pairs, shows 8 symbols for how many pairs?

  57. 57.A bar graph of subway entries showing Monday 6, Tuesday 9, Wednesday 4, and Thursday 7 has how many more Tuesday entries than Thursday entries?

  58. 58.A harbor ferry making 5 trips with 60 bikes on each trip's rack carries how many bikes?

  59. 59.The bagel counter sharing 36 bagels equally among 4 classes gives each class how many bagels?

  60. 60.A museum window divided into 6 equal panes, with 4 of those panes clear, is what fraction clear?

  61. 61.Eight library branches receiving 70 new labels each receive how many labels in all?

  62. 62.A rooftop garden bed split into 4 equal parts, with flowers filling 1 part, is what fraction filled with flowers?

  63. 63.In a picture graph where each dot stands for 5 bridge rivets, a row of 6 dots stands for how many rivets?

  64. 64.A subway station that expected 800 riders and was still waiting for 246 of them already had how many riders there?

  65. 65.A harbor ferry that lines 48 passengers up into 6 equal lines puts how many passengers in each line?

  66. 66.A bagel divided into 8 equal slices, with 5 of those slices sesame, is what fraction sesame?

  67. 67.Of the 10 museum tickets on a desk, the 7 student tickets are what fraction of the tickets?

  68. 68.A library branch dividing 45 bookmarks into 5 equal packs puts how many bookmarks in each pack?

  69. 69.Plot A of the rooftop garden being 3/6 planted and plot B being 1/6 planted means which plot has more planted?

  70. 70.A bridge diagram with a square corner where two beams meet shows what kind of angle?

  71. 71.A harbor ferry flag painted in 3 equal bands, with 2 of those bands blue, is what fraction blue?

  72. 72.Of the 6 bagels on a tray, the 4 plain bagels are what fraction of the tray?

  73. 73.Comparing 4/5 of a museum poster with 2/5 of that same poster shows which fraction is greater?

  74. 74.A reader at a library branch finished 1/4 of a stack, and a friend finished 3/4 of a matching stack, so which fraction is smaller?

  75. 75.A rooftop garden plot in the shape of a rectangle 8 feet long and 3 feet wide covers what area?

  76. 76.Of the 5 harbor ferry bells in a box, the 1 cracked bell is what fraction of the bells?

  77. 77.Leo eating 2/8 of a bagel and Nora eating 5/8 of a same-size bagel means who ate more?

  78. 78.A rectangular museum frame that is 7 inches long and 3 inches wide has what perimeter?

  79. 79.A library reading mat in the shape of a rectangle 5 tiles long and 5 tiles wide covers what area?

  80. 80.Edging for a rectangular rooftop bed that is 10 feet long and 4 feet wide needs what perimeter?

  81. 81.The harbor ferry ticket deck, a rectangle 10 meters long and 6 meters wide, covers what area?

  82. 82.The bagel counter clock, with the minute hand on the 4 and the hour hand a little after 6, shows what time?

  83. 83.A museum lobby clock with the minute hand on the 2 and the hour hand just after 10 shows what time?

  84. 84.A rectangular library table that is 9 feet long and 4 feet wide has what perimeter?

  85. 85.Garden club on the rooftop meeting from 9:50 to 10:30 lasts how many minutes?

  86. 86.Rope around a rectangular harbor ferry mat that is 5 yards long and 2 yards wide reaches what perimeter?

  87. 87.A soup kettle at the bagel counter that holds 12 liters and serves 5 liters has how many liters left?

  88. 88.A museum film that begins at 11:20 and ends at 12:05 lasts how many minutes?

  89. 89.In the library branch, a clock with the minute hand on the 11 and the hour hand just before 9 shows what time?

  90. 90.A rooftop path that was 47 meters long before workers added 35 meters is how long after that addition?

  91. 91.The harbor ferry clock, with the hour hand just after 3 and the minute hand on the 7, shows what time?

  92. 92.A bar graph of bagel sales showing plain 9, sesame 6, and poppy 4 means how many fewer poppy bagels sold than plain bagels?

  93. 93.A museum banner of 25 inches laid end to end with an 18-inch banner stretches how many inches?

  94. 94.Story time at a library branch running from 2:05 to 2:50 lasts how many minutes?

  95. 95.Gardeners pouring 350 milliliters into a rooftop can that already holds 400 milliliters fill it to how many milliliters?

  96. 96.A harbor ferry ramp of 64 feet with a 28-foot truck parked on it leaves how many feet of ramp clear?

  97. 97.The museum cafe has 9 liters of milk and uses 4 liters for cocoa, so how many liters of milk are left?

  98. 98.A library sink filling a 500-milliliter bottle and a 250-milliliter bottle fills how many milliliters in all?

  99. 99.A bar graph of rooftop harvests showing tomatoes 10, peppers 7, and beans 4 gives what total for peppers and beans together?

  100. 100.A harbor ferry cooler holding 8 liters of juice, after the crew drinks 3 liters, has how many liters left?

  101. 101.A bar graph of museum visits showing the art hall at 8, the fossil hall at 5, and the map hall at 8 means which halls match?

  102. 102.On a bar graph, four library branches that lent 5, 8, 3, and 6 boxes lent how many boxes altogether?

  103. 103.Each flower symbol on a rooftop picture graph standing for 10 plants means a row of 3 symbols stands for how many plants?

  104. 104.On a picture graph where each boat symbol stands for 2 harbor ferry trips, 5 boat symbols stand for how many trips?

  105. 105.A museum door that is a rectangle has how many right angles?

  106. 106.A picture graph that lets one book symbol stand for 10 library checkouts shows 4 book symbols for how many checkouts?

  107. 107.A rooftop garden frame that is longer than it is wide, with 4 sides and a right angle at every corner, is what shape?

  108. 108.A library card that is a rectangle has how many sides?