Name Chapter 3 Test Tips For Taking The Test Here are some suggestions to help you do your best: Be sure to read carefully all the directions in the test book. Read each question carefully and think about the answer before choosing your response. What is 9,000 + 400 + 50 + 2 in standard form? A 9,452 B 2,549 C 4,925 D 9,542 1 Each year the Garden Club collects $1,200. So far, the club has $958. How much more does the club need to collect? A $242 B $252 C $348 D $358 2 Which of the following shows the numbers in order from least to greatest? A 115, 119, 122, 127 B 115, 122, 119, 127 C 119, 115, 122, 127 D 127, 122, 119, 115 3 What is the best estimate of the difference rounded to the nearest hundred? 721 - 293 A 300 B 400 C 500 D 428 4

Alina has 145 stickers. Which of these equals 145? A 1 + 4 + 5 B 1 + 40 + 500 C 100 + 4 + 50 D 100 + 40 + 5 5 How can you find the total quiz score? A 18 X 3 B 18 + 16 C 18 + 16 + 19 D 18 + 16 - 19 6 Quiz 1 Score Part 1 18 Part 2 16 Part 3 19 What number is missing in the pattern 12, 18, 24 30, ___? A 35 B 34 C 36 D 37 7

North Elementary School The table shows the number of students in each grade at North Elementary School. How many more third graders are there than first graders? A 17 students B 39 students C 194 students D 233 students 8 North Elementary School 1st graders 216 2nd graders 194 3rd graders 233 4th graders 205 Last year, the theater spent $7,625. this year the theater will spend $9,910. How much more is the theater spending this year? A $2,285 B $2,315 C $2,325 D $2,394 9 On a car trip, Jerry counts 125 white cars. Marla counts 67 sports cars. How many more cars did Jerry count? A 58 cars B 62 cars C 68 cars D 192 cars 10 Jason bought a comic book for $6 and a notepad for $2. He paid with three five dollar bills. Is it reasonable to say he has enough money left to buy another comic book? A No; $6 + $2 + $2 > $5 B No; $6 + $2 + $6 > $5 + $5 C No; $6 + $2 + $2 > $5 + $5 D Yes; $6 + $2 + $6 < $5 + $5 + $5 11

Andrew and Jacob baked 65 lemon bars to sell at a bake sale Andrew and Jacob baked 65 lemon bars to sell at a bake sale. At the end of the bake sale, only 36 lemon bars were left. How many lemon bars did the boys sell? A 36 lemon bars B 31 lemon bars C 29 lemon bars D 19 lemon bars 12 On the first night of the school play, 638 people attended. 912 people attended on the second night. About how many more people attended on the second night? A 90 people B 100 people C 200 people D 300 people 13 Kaitlyn has read 57 pages of a 245-page book. How many more pages does Kaitlyn have left to read? A 212 pages B 188 pages C 490 pages D 131 pages 14 Solve. 88 - 67 A 11 B 21 C 23 D 27 15

Solve. 636 - 434 A 102 B 192 C 202 D 232 16 Solve. 4,700 - 671 A 4,029 B 4,127 C 4,129 D 4,171 17 Solve. $706 - $397 A $497 B $419 C $319 D $309 18 Estimate the difference using rounding. 55 - 21 A 34 B 20 C 30 D 40 19 20 Estimate the difference using rounding. $4,601 – $1,356 A $5,000 B $4,600 C $4,000 D $2,000

Estimate the difference of 376 – 269. Show your work. Part A – Show work Answer ___________________ Part B – On the lines below, explain how you found your answer. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 21

Refreshments Salad $4 Turkey Sub $3 Fruit Salad $1 Apple Milk 22 Use the table to answer the questions below. Part A - How much more money does it cost to buy a turkey sub than a fruit salad? Show your work. Answer __________________ Part B - How much will it cost to buy an apple, a milk and a salad? Show your work. Part C – Mary buys a salad and two turkey subs. The cashier gives her back $10 in change. How much money did she give the cashier? Show your work. Answer _________________ 22 Refreshments Salad $4 Turkey Sub $3 Fruit Salad $1 Apple Milk