Virginia Standards of Learning Mathematics Grade 3

1.On the oyster reef tally of 4,582 shells, what is the value of the digit 5?

2.A mountain switchback sign lists 3,706 steps, and which digit is in the thousands place?

3.The shipyard count of 2,048 bolts matches which expanded form?

4.Reading the peanut warehouse tag of 6,915 pounds, what value does the digit 9 have?

5.After the school garden seed count reached 1,370, which digit is in the ones place?

6.In the river dock log of 8,246 visitors, what is the value of the digit 4?

7.When librarians look at the 5,063 books on the carts, which digit is in the hundreds place?

8.Inside the town clock fund of 7,418 dollars, what is the value of the digit 7?

9.Oyster crews recorded 482, 428, and 842 shells, so which list goes from least to greatest?

10.Between the mountain switchback heights of 639 feet and 693 feet, which height is greater?

11.For the shipyard lifts of 750 pounds and 705 pounds, which comparison is true?

12.Among peanut sack weights of 315, 351, and 135 pounds, which weight is between the other two?

13.Garden plots grew 908, 890, and 980 tomatoes, so which amount is the least?

14.Three river docks counted 246, 264, and 426 boats, and which count is the greatest?

15.Library tables hold 57, 75, and 67 chapter books, so which order is from greatest to least?

16.The town clock repair used 420 screws and the bell used 402 screws, so which statement is true?

17.Clerks round the oyster reef tally of 346 shells to the nearest ten, and which ten do they use?

18.Trail signs round the 472-yard mountain switchback to the nearest hundred, and which hundred belongs on the sign?

19.Before ordering more rivets, shipyard clerks round 815 to the nearest ten, and what number do they write?

20.A storage plan rounds the peanut warehouse total of 238 bags to the nearest hundred, and what number is used?

21.For a seed order, school gardeners round 64 peppers to the nearest ten, and what number do they use?

22.A rope label at the river dock rounds 951 feet to the nearest hundred, and what length is printed?

23.Bookmark bins at a library table are labeled by rounding 127 to the nearest ten, and what label is used?

24.Ticket sellers round the town clock sales of 650 to the nearest hundred, and what total do they announce?

25.Morning packers at the peanut warehouse finish 729 sacks and the afternoon crew finishes 184 more, which gives what combined total?

26.After shipyard carpenters use 295 boards from a stack of 860, how many boards remain?

27.Adding the morning oyster reef tally of 458 shells to the afternoon tally of 367 shells gives what combined count?

28.From 704 markers packed for a mountain switchback, the crew places 268, which leaves how many markers in the truck?

29.Loading 586 crates at the river dock and then loading 237 more crates gives what total?

30.Using 476 cups from a school garden supply of 900 cups of soil leaves how many cups?

31.A cart beside the library table holds 145 picture books together with 678 chapter books, which is how many books?

32.Spending 248 dollars from the town clock fund of 631 dollars leaves how many dollars?

33.Rolling 392 peanut barrels to the dock and 419 barrels into the warehouse gives what combined count?

34.Using 176 nails from a shipyard supply of 850 nails leaves how many nails?

35.One oyster boat brings 256 shells and the other brings 187 shells, which is how many shells together?

36.Planting 608 bean seeds and 295 corn seeds in the school garden gives what seed total?

37.Shipyard painters set out 3 rows with 80 boards in each row, so how many boards were set out?

38.Seven full oyster baskets with 6 shells in each basket give what total number of shells?

39.If each of 4 mountain switchback benches seats 9 hikers, what is the seating total?

40.Six stacks of 40 bags fill a corner of the peanut warehouse, and what is the bag total?

41.Tomato plants stand in 5 equal school garden rows of 8, and what is the plant count?

42.Nine rope bundles of 10 meters each are coiled beside the river dock, and what is the meter total?

43.Readers fill 6 library tables that each seat 6 people, and what is the number of seats?

44.During 8 hours at the town clock, 4 chimes sound each hour, and what is the chime total?

45.Eight bolts on each of 7 shipyard panels give what bolt total?

46.Fifty flags on each of 4 lines mark the oyster reef, and what is the flag total?

47.The peanut warehouse splits 64 crates into 8 equal stacks, which means each stack holds how many crates?

48.Six baskets receive an equal share of 42 shells from the oyster reef tally, so each basket gets how many shells?

49.Trail sticks totaling 36 are tied in equal bundles to 4 posts on a mountain switchback, and how many sticks are tied to one post?

50.A shipyard count separates 45 pulleys into 5 groups of the same size, so one group has how many pulleys?

51.The school garden lines up 28 watering cans so that 7 beds each get the same number, and how many cans does one bed get?

52.Oars totaling 72 are divided evenly among the 8 boats tied at the river dock, and how many oars belong to one boat?

53.Six equal stacks on a library table use up 48 atlas maps, so each stack contains how many maps?

54.Poster crews near the town clock hand out 30 posters until 5 streets have equal piles, and how many posters does one street have?

55.Beans fill 1 of 3 equal parts of a school garden bed, so what fraction of the bed is beans?

56.After checking three equal sections and leaving one section blank, divers have finished what fraction of the four-section oyster reef chart?

57.Hikers have walked 5 segments of a mountain switchback that is divided into 8 equal segments, so what fraction have they finished?

58.Hammers sit in 2 toolkits while the shipyard count has 6 equal toolkits in all, so what fraction of the toolkits hold hammers?

59.Full sacks cover two parts of a peanut pallet split into five equal parts, and what fraction of the pallet is full?

60.Yellow covers only the first strip of a river dock walkway painted as 4 matching strips, so what fraction of the walkway is yellow?

61.Poetry books make up 3 stacks on a library table that holds 8 equal stacks, so what fraction of the stacks are poetry?

62.Folding a town clock poster into two equal parts and coloring one part shows what fraction of the poster?

63.Comparing the school garden rows marked 5/8 beans and 3/8 beans, which fraction names the greater share?

64.Between the oyster reef fractions 2/6 tagged and 4/6 tagged, which fraction names the smaller share?

65.Mulch covers a school garden bed measuring 5 feet by 9 feet, and how many square feet of mulch are needed?

66.A reading mat on a library table measures 4 feet by 7 feet, and how many square feet is the mat?

67.Deck boards cover a river dock platform measuring 8 yards by 3 yards, and how many square yards do the boards cover?

68.A painted shipyard stencil measures 7 meters by 6 meters, and how many square meters of paint does it take?

69.Workers tape off a peanut warehouse rectangle measuring 10 feet by 4 feet, and how many square feet are inside the tape?

70.Scientists grid an oyster reef plot measuring 9 meters by 2 meters, and how many square meters are in the grid?

71.Wood trim goes around a town clock frame whose square sides are each 6 inches, and how many inches of trim are needed?

72.Gardeners measure all four sides of a school garden that is 8 yards by 3 yards, and how many yards of fencing is that?

73.A cord runs around a library table that is 10 feet by 3 feet, and how many feet of cord are needed?

74.Sailors walk the outside of a river dock that is 12 meters by 4 meters, and how many meters do they walk?

75.Yellow paint traces the outside of a square shipyard walkway with 9-meter sides, and how many meters of paint line is that?

76.A border surrounds a peanut warehouse mat that is 15 feet by 5 feet, and how many feet long is the border?

77.A town clock shows 12:20 and the next bell rings at 1:05, so how many minutes pass between those times?

78.Story time at a library table runs from 2:15 to 2:48, so how many minutes long is story time?

79.A river dock ferry leaves at 9:40 and arrives at 10:15, so how many minutes is the ride?

80.School gardeners finish watering at 25 minutes past 4, so what time does the clock show?

81.Shipyard welders start at 7:18 and finish at 7:56, so how many minutes do they work?

82.Divers on the oyster reef start a shift at 6:48 and stop at 7:20, and how long is that shift in minutes?

83.A truck stays at the peanut warehouse from 3:09 to 3:46, so how many minutes is the truck there?

84.Hikers leave a mountain switchback marker at 10:36 and reach the summit at 11:10, so how many minutes is the climb?

85.A river dock rope is 3 meters long, and each meter is 100 centimeters, so how many centimeters long is the rope?

86.A school garden jug holds 4 liters, and 1 liter is 1,000 milliliters, so how many milliliters does the jug hold?

87.A shipyard beam is 5 feet long, and 1 foot is 12 inches, so how many inches long is the beam?

88.A library table is 2 yards wide, and 1 yard is 3 feet, so how many feet wide is the table?

89.A peanut sauce kettle holds 2 liters, and 1 liter equals 1,000 milliliters, so how many milliliters does the kettle hold?

90.The town clock ladder is 4 yards tall, and each yard is 36 inches, so how many inches tall is the ladder?

91.Counters shade 5 shell drawings on the oyster reef picture graph, and the key says each drawing means 2 oysters, which totals how many oysters?

92.Monday's carrot bar in the school garden reaches 8, while Tuesday's bar reaches 5, and how many more carrots were picked on Monday?

93.The finished column of a shipyard count picture graph contains 4 boat drawings, and the key counts each drawing as 10 boats, so what is the boat count?

94.Fiction and poetry bars on a library table show 9 books and 7 books, with science at 4, and how many fiction and poetry books are shown together?

95.Visitors at the river dock are shown with anchors, 6 of them in the afternoon row, and each anchor means 5 people, so what is the afternoon total?

96.Shelf B in the peanut warehouse holds 7 bags while shelf A holds 12 and shelf C holds 9 on the bar graph, and how many fewer bags does shelf B have than shelf A?

97.Adding the town clock visitor bars for 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00 means combining 6, 10, and 4 people, which gives what total?

98.Hikers on the morning mountain switchback are drawn as 3 triangles, with each triangle meaning 4 people, so what is the hiker count?

99.June's oyster reef bar reaches 15 shells and July's bar reaches 9 shells, and what is the sum of those two months?

100.Ripe peppers in the school garden picture graph are marked by 7 flowers, and the key says one flower means 3 peppers, so what is the pepper count?

101.Each corner of a rectangular library table is a square corner, so how many right angles does the table have?

102.Builders cut a river dock sign in the shape of a rectangle, so how many sides does the sign have?

103.A shipyard window is a square, and a square has a right angle at every corner, so how many right angles does the window have?

104.The school garden frame has one square corner, so what is the name of that angle?

105.A peanut warehouse door is a rectangle, so which statement about its corners is true?

106.The floor of a mountain switchback shelter is a rectangle, so which statement about its sides is true?

107.Carpenters built an oyster reef sign in the shape of a rectangle, so how many right angles does the sign have?

108.The town clock base is a rectangle that is longer than it is wide, so how many right angles does the base have?