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Ohio's State Tests Mathematics Grade 3

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

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  1. 1.Window panes stacked in the glass studio totaled 4,582, so what is the value of the digit 5?

  2. 2.The digit 7 sits inside the river-barge crate count 3,706, so what value does that digit have?

  3. 3.Stamped on an orchard crate, 6,049 is the crate number, so what is the value of the digit 6?

  4. 4.The ballpark tally board showed 2,815 fans, so what value does the digit 1 have?

  5. 5.Inside the canal-boat mileage 8,230, what is the value of the digit 2?

  6. 6.A closet count of 1,467 lunch trays in the school cafeteria includes the digit 4, so what is that digit's value?

  7. 7.Three hardware bins held 548 nails, 485 screws, and 584 bolts, so which order goes from least to greatest?

  8. 8.River barges numbered 2,306, 2,360, and 2,063 need a lineup from the least number to the greatest, so which order is correct?

  9. 9.Crates beside an orchard row show the counts 729, 792, and 279, so which list is least to greatest?

  10. 10.People waiting at three ballpark gates numbered 1,450, 1,405, and 1,540, so which list orders those counts from least to greatest?

  11. 11.Tags on three canal locks read 860, 806, and 680, so which list puts the tags from least to greatest?

  12. 12.Field-day pizzas in the school cafeteria came in counts of 915, 951, and 519, so which list is least to greatest?

  13. 13.Trail codes on a map grid were 3,270, 3,207, and 3,720, so which list orders the codes from least to greatest?

  14. 14.Glass beads in a studio mixing bowl numbered 364, so what is 364 rounded to the nearest 10?

  15. 15.Dock workers need 275 river-barge sacks rounded to the nearest 10, so which value should they write?

  16. 16.Before a harvest note, a clerk rounds 638 orchard baskets to the nearest 100, so which value is that estimate?

  17. 17.Ushers at the ballpark estimated 842 fans by rounding to the nearest 10, so which estimate fits?

  18. 18.For a supply note, 450 feet of canal-boat rope must be rounded to the nearest 100, so which estimate matches?

  19. 19.An order sheet needs 129 milk cartons from the school cafeteria rounded to the nearest 10, so what number matches?

  20. 20.A shelf label needs 951 bolts from the hardware bin rounded to the nearest 100, so what number matches?

  21. 21.A glass studio packed 395 clear jars and 478 amber jars, so how many jars were packed altogether?

  22. 22.Workers at the glass studio finished a wall that used 267 blue tiles plus 158 clear tiles, and they want that sum.

  23. 23.How many drums were on the river barges after 486 oil drums were joined by 379 grain drums?

  24. 24.Ripe peaches numbering 592 were combined with 248 firm peaches from one orchard row, so which total should the crew record?

  25. 25.Saturday's ballpark tally of 657 hot dogs grew by 186 more on Sunday, and the stand needs the new total.

  26. 26.Passengers on a canal boat numbered 708 in the morning, then 195 people boarded after lunch, so what was the day's total?

  27. 27.Cooks in the school cafeteria poured 436 cups of applesauce together with 287 more cups, so how many cups did they have?

  28. 28.Shaded squares on a map grid increased by 278 after a start of 569, so what was the new shaded total?

  29. 29.Adding 467 washers to a hardware bin that already held 385 washers produced what new total?

  30. 30.A ballpark tally listed 820 lower-bowl seats, of which 346 stayed empty, so how many seats were filled?

  31. 31.If the glass studio began with 700 colored sheets and used 246 on a mural, how many sheets remain?

  32. 32.What is 803 tons minus 257 tons of coal delivered by the river barges?

  33. 33.An orchard stand sold 278 pecans out of a row's starting pile of 640, so how many pecans were unsold?

  34. 34.Fans took 486 programs from a ballpark stack of 915, so how many programs were still on the stack?

  35. 35.Selling 163 tickets from a canal boat office stack of 500 leaves how many tickets unsold?

  36. 36.Dishwashers carried 387 bowls away from the school cafeteria shelf that had held 752 bowls, so how many bowls were left behind?

  37. 37.What number of map-grid blocks stay unshaded when 658 of 924 blocks are shaded?

  38. 38.A builder took 248 nails out of a hardware bin that held 631, so how many nails were left in the bin?

  39. 39.Six shelves in the glass studio each hold 8 vases, and the owner wants the number of vases.

  40. 40.What is the total number of flour barrels on four river barges that each carry 9?

  41. 41.How many young pear trees stand in 7 equal groups of 7 along one orchard row?

  42. 42.How many souvenir caps fill 8 ballpark racks when every rack holds 5 caps?

  43. 43.How many lanterns hang when 9 posts on a canal boat each support 6 lanterns?

  44. 44.Bakers in the school cafeteria filled 4 trays, putting 8 muffins on each tray, so what was the muffin count?

  45. 45.Rows and columns on a map grid made 9 rows with 9 cells in each row, so how many cells were there?

  46. 46.A hardware bin held 7 packs of hooks, and each pack had 6 hooks, so what was the total number of hooks?

  47. 47.Five orchard rows each held 60 peach trees, so how many peach trees stood in those rows?

  48. 48.Glass-studio workers cut safety sheets into 4 stacks, with 30 sheets in every stack, so how many sheets did they cut?

  49. 49.How many sandbags traveled on river barges in 8 groups of 20?

  50. 50.How many pennants are recorded when the ballpark tally shows 6 bundles of 40?

  51. 51.Crates of life vests on a canal boat numbered 7, and every crate held 80 vests, so what was the vest total?

  52. 52.A hardware bin held 63 screws packed equally into 9 boxes, so how many screws were in each box?

  53. 53.Six glass-studio artists shared 48 stained panes equally, so how many panes did each artist receive?

  54. 54.Eight river barges divided 56 supply crates with the same number on every barge, so how many crates landed on one barge?

  55. 55.An orchard row's 36 bushels were loaded so that 4 wagons each got the same amount, so how many bushels did one wagon get?

  56. 56.Five matching ballpark buckets held 45 practice balls with no balls left over, so how many balls were in one bucket?

  57. 57.Guests on a canal boat filled 8 tables evenly, 72 guests in all, so how many guests were seated at one table?

  58. 58.Baskets of dinner rolls in the school cafeteria numbered 6, and together they held 54 rolls split evenly, so how many rolls were in one basket?

  59. 59.Nine teams marked a map grid of 81 squares so that each team marked the same number, so how many squares did one team mark?

  60. 60.A canal boat's flag was split into 3 equal parts, and 2 of those parts were painted blue, so what fraction of the flag was blue?

  61. 61.Artists colored 3 parts of a round glass-studio window after splitting that window into 4 equal parts, so what fraction did they color?

  62. 62.Five slices were served from the school cafeteria pie, and the whole pie had been 8 equal slices, so what fraction was served?

  63. 63.Only the left section of a ballpark banner was painted red, and the banner had 4 equal sections, so what fraction was red?

  64. 64.A planner shaded 5 panels on a map-grid park drawing that was divided into 6 equal panels, so what fraction got shaded?

  65. 65.Eight bowls lined up in the glass studio included 3 cobalt blue bowls, so what fraction of the bowls were cobalt blue?

  66. 66.Of the six river barges tied along the dock, four flew red flags, so what fraction of the barges flew red flags?

  67. 67.Plum trees made up 2 members of a 5-tree orchard row, so what fraction of that row was plum trees?

  68. 68.Helmets were worn by 7 of the 10 players listed on the ballpark tally, so what fraction of those players wore helmets?

  69. 69.Brass screws filled 5 bins out of 8 on the hardware shelf, so what fraction of the bins held brass screws?

  70. 70.Color on two glass-studio strips covers 5/8 of one strip and 3/8 of the other, so which fraction is greater?

  71. 71.Red paint covers 2/6 of one river-barge deck and 5/6 of another deck, so which fraction is smaller?

  72. 72.Picked fruit fills 4/5 of one orchard bar and 1/5 of another bar, so which fraction shows more picked fruit?

  73. 73.Paint covers 3/10 of one ballpark banner and 7/10 of a second banner, so which fraction is greater?

  74. 74.Served cake amounts in the school cafeteria are 2/4 of one cake and 3/4 of another, so which fraction is smaller?

  75. 75.A glass studio laid a rectangular mat 7 feet long and 8 feet wide, so what is the area of the mat in square feet?

  76. 76.The flat deck of one river barge is a rectangle 9 meters long and 4 meters wide, so what is its area in square meters?

  77. 77.A rectangular orchard plot measures 6 yards by 6 yards, so what is the area of the plot in square yards?

  78. 78.Groundskeepers spread a rectangular ballpark tarp 10 feet by 3 feet, so what is the area of the tarp in square feet?

  79. 79.A rectangular rug in the school cafeteria measures 5 feet by 9 feet, so what is the area of the rug in square feet?

  80. 80.A rectangular garden outlined on a map grid is 8 units by 4 units, so what is the area of the garden in square units?

  81. 81.A canal boat window had a rectangular frame 9 feet long and 6 feet wide, so what is the perimeter of the frame in feet?

  82. 82.Glass artists built a rectangular border 8 feet long and 5 feet wide, so what is the perimeter of the border in feet?

  83. 83.Crews fenced a rectangular top on a river barge that is 10 meters long and 2 meters wide, so what is that perimeter in meters?

  84. 84.Posts outline a rectangular orchard fence 7 meters long and 3 meters wide, so what is the perimeter of the fence in meters?

  85. 85.A square route on a map grid measures 6 blocks on each side, so what is the perimeter of the route in blocks?

  86. 86.On the glass studio clock, the hour hand is on 2 and the minute hand is on 7, so what time is shown?

  87. 87.A river barge clock shows the minute hand pointing at 4 while the hour hand sits just past 10, so what time is it?

  88. 88.Lunch staff read the school cafeteria clock with the hour hand on 8 and the minute hand on 11, so what time did they read?

  89. 89.Above the hardware bin, a clock has its minute hand on 9 and its hour hand on 6, so what time does that clock show?

  90. 90.A ballpark tally clock read 3:25 at the start of an inning and 4:10 when that inning ended, so how many minutes passed?

  91. 91.Firing in the glass studio kiln ran from 1:40 until 2:15, so how many minutes did that firing last?

  92. 92.One river barge left the dock at 9:50 and reached the lock at 10:30, so how many minutes did the trip take?

  93. 93.The lunch line at the school cafeteria opened at 11:15 and closed at 11:48, so how many minutes was the line open?

  94. 94.A walk planned on a map grid began at 5:05 and ended at 6:00, so how many minutes did the walk take?

  95. 95.Ribbon cut in the glass studio measured 4 feet, so how many inches long was the ribbon?

  96. 96.Milk measured in the school cafeteria filled 3 quarts, so how many pints of milk was that?

  97. 97.A tow rope on a canal boat measured 5 yards, so how many feet long was the rope?

  98. 98.A path drawn on a map grid measured 2 meters, so how many centimeters long was the path?

  99. 99.Water in an orchard-row jug measured 4 liters, so how many milliliters of water were in the jug?

  100. 100.A picture graph of glass studio sales uses one circle for 2 vases, and Friday shows 6 circles, so how many vases were sold on Friday?

  101. 101.A bar graph of river barges shows 4 boats on Monday, 7 on Tuesday, and 5 on Wednesday, so how many more boats are shown on Tuesday than on Monday?

  102. 102.A picture graph for an orchard uses one apple for 10 baskets, and Wednesday shows 4 apples, so how many baskets were picked on Wednesday?

  103. 103.A bar graph of the ballpark tally shows 9 home runs in June and 6 home runs in July, so how many home runs do the two months show together?

  104. 104.A picture graph for the school cafeteria uses one tray for 5 lunches, and the salad row shows 7 trays, so how many salads were served?

  105. 105.The glass studio door is a rectangle, so how many right angles does that door have?

  106. 106.The hardware-bin label is a rectangle, so how many pairs of equal sides does that label have?

  107. 107.An orchard sign is a rectangle that already shows one right angle, so how many right angles does the whole sign have?

  108. 108.A map-grid poster has four sides and a right angle at each corner, so which shape is the poster?