Grade :3 Time :150 Subject : Maths Minutes Marks :50 Teacher's Copy 6M Section - A Multiple Choice Questions [ C ] __ /1M Choose the correct answer: [ C ] __ /1M 1) What is the point where at least two sides of a figure meet called? (A) line (B) diagonal (C) vertex (D) edge 2) What is the sum in the given addition? (A) 899 (B) 989 (C) 999 (D) 1000 3) What is the estimated difference between 77 and 23? [ B ] __ /1M [ B ] __ /1M (A) 50 (B) 60 [ B ] __ /1M [ D ] __ /1M (C) 70 (D) 40 4) Which of the following is greater than 6598? (A) 5698 (B) 6698 (C) 6589 (D) 6499 5) What is the difference when 3333 is subtracted from 6666? (A) 2222 (B) 3333 (C) 3330 (D) 3000 6) Which number will come next in the pattern: 12, 19, 26, 33? (A) 39 (B) 42 (C) 43 (D) 40 Section - B Very Short Answer Questions 12 M Fill in the blanks: __ /1M 7) In the subtraction of 4-digit numbers, regrouping can be done in thousands, __ /1M __ /1M hundreds, tens and ones places. 8) The estimated difference between 89 and 34 is 60. 9) A circle has no/0 vertices.
10) The next number in the pattern 149, 249, 349, 449, ... is 549. __ /1M 11) The sum of 7006 and 1223 is 8229. __ /1M 12) The place value of 8 in 6578 is 8. __ /1M __ /1M Answer the following: 13) Estimate the sum of 495 and 542 by rounding off the numbers to the nearest 10. __ /1M A. The estimated sum is 500 + 540 = 1040 14) Subtract 3000 from 7000 + 3000. __ /1M A. 7000 15) Draw the set of basic shape(s) in the pattern given. A. __ /1M __ /1M 16) Add 5345 chocolates and 2344 chocolates. __ /1M A. 7689 chocolates 17) Write the numeral for 'nine thousand three hundred forty-seven'. A. 9347 18) Draw the basic shape of a kite and name it. A. Section - C Short Answer Questions 12 M __ /2M Solve the following: 19) What is the sum of 5375 and 2103? Write its expanded form. A. Expanded form of 7478 = 7000 + 400 + 70 + 8
20) Estimate the difference between 675 and 456. __ /2M A. Rounding off 675 to the nearest tens = 680 __ /2M __ /2M Rounding off 456 to the nearest tens = 460 __ /2M Estimated difference = 680 − 460 = 220 21) Form a number with 8 in the thousands place, 1 in the hundreds place, 9 in the tens place, and 2 in the ones place. Write the number name. A. The required number is 8192. 8192 = Eight thousand one hundred ninety-two 22) How many diagonals do the following shapes have? a) Square b) Circle A. a) A square has two diagonals. b) A circle has no diagonal. 23) Subtract 4635 from 7676. A. 24) Estimate the difference between 7532 and 2357 when rounded off to __ /2M the nearest 1000. 8M A. Round off 7532 to the nearest 1000 = 8000 __ /4M Round off 2357 to the nearest 1000 = 2000 Their difference = 8000 − 2000 = 6000 Section - D Graphic Organisers Answer the following: 25) Shade the boxes equal to the number of sides in the corresponding shape. One has been done for you.
A. 26) Observe the picture and match the parts of the circle with the numbers in the __ /4M table. One has been done for you. Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Number of mobiles 5675 3456 6545 2211 9723 Number of mobiles sold by a mobile store Write the number of mobiles in ascending order. Write the years accordingly. A. Year 2017 2015 2014 2016 2018 Number of mobiles 2211 3456 5675 6545 9723
Section - E Long Answer Questions 12 M Word problems: Answer any ONE of the following questions 27) The number of students in different schools is given below: __ /4M St. Ann's: 7656 Global: 3412 Akshara: 8790 Balaji: 1345 Narayana: 6789 a) How many students are there in Global school? Write the number in words. b) There are six thousand seven hundred ninety-eight students in Narayana school. Is it correct? If not, correct it. c) Which number has the largest digit in the thousands place? d) Which number has the smallest digit in the hundreds place? A. a) The number of students in the Global school is 3412. In words, it is three thousand four hundred twelve. b) No, the number of students in Narayana school is 6789. In words, it is six thousand seven hundred eighty-nine. c) 8790 d) 1345 (OR) 28) Shreya bought the following tiles from a shop. She wants to find the basic shapes __ /4M in all the tiles. Draw the basic shape used in each tiling pattern. a) b) c) b) d) A. c) d) a)
Answer any ONE of the following questions __ /4M 29) Nisha gave ₹ 5985 to her daughter and ₹ 3235 to her son to buy uniforms. a) How much money did they spend altogether on uniforms? b) If Nisha also gave them ₹ 735 to buy shoes, how much money did they spend altogether on uniforms and shoes? A. The amount that Nisha’s daughter has = ₹ 5985 The amount that Nisha’s son has = ₹ 3235 a) Total amount of money given for uniforms = ₹ 5985 + ₹ 3235 Therefore, they spent ₹ 9220 on uniforms. b) The amount that Nisha gave for shoes = ₹ 735 The total amount of money given for uniforms and shoes = ₹ 9220 + ₹ 735 Therefore, they spent ₹ 9955 on uniforms and shoes. __ /4M (OR) 30) Aditya found 98 white seashells and 24 pink seashells. He put them in Basket A. Lasya found 59 white seashells and 47 pink seashells. She put them in Basket B. Estimate the total number of seashells in each basket. A. In Basket A, the number of white seashells = 98 and pink seashells = 24 Rounding off 98 and 24 to the nearest tens, we get 100 and 20 respectively. Their sum is 100 + 20 = 120 In Basket B, the number of white seashells = 59 and pink seashells = 47 Rounding off 59 and 47 to the nearest tens, we get 60 and 50 respectively. Their sum is 60 + 50 = 110 Therefore, there are about 120 seashells in Basket A and 110 seashells in Basket B.
Answer any ONE of the following questions 31) 4732 people visited a park on Thursday. 4516 people visited it on Friday. 6382 __ /4M people visited it on Saturday and 6473 on Sunday. a) Arrange the numbers in ascending order. b) Arrange the numbers in descending order. c) On which day did the least number of people visit the park? d) On which day did most number of people visit the park? A. Number of people who visited the park on Thursday = 4732 Number of people who visited the park on Friday = 4516 Number of people who visited the park on Saturday = 6382 Number of people who visited the park on Sunday = 6473 a) The ascending order of the given numbers is 4516 < 4732 < 6382 < 6473. b) The descending order of the given numbers is 6473 > 6382 > 4732 > 4516. c) As the smallest number is 4516, the least number of people visited the park on Friday. d) As the greatest number is 6473, most number of people visited the park on Sunday. (OR) 32) The population of a village is 5925. Out of them 2654 grow rice. 3219 people grow __ /4M sugarcane. a) Find the population who do not grow rice. b) Find the number of people who do not grow sugarcane. A. a) Total number of people in the village = 5925 Number of people who grow rice = 2654 Number of people who do not grow rice = 5925 – 2654 Therefore, 3271 people do not grow rice. b) Total number of people in the village = 5925 Number of people who grow sugarcane = 3219 Number of people who do not grow sugarcane = 5925 – 3219 Therefore, 2706 people do not grow sugarcane.
Section - F Surprise Question 5M Try this! 33) Jay's father gave him four number cards 5, 3, 6, and 8. He asked Aditya to form __ /5M 4-digit numbers using 5, 3, 6 and 8 (without repeating the digits). He also told Jay that he would give pocket money equal to the number formed by him. Jay wants to form the largest number to get the maximum amount. Help Jay by listing all the possible 4-digit numbers formed using the given digits that begin with the largest digit. Then, find the largest number. A. The given digits are 5, 3, 6 and 8. The largest digit is 8. The different 4-digit numbers that can be formed beginning with 8 are 8356, 8365, 8536, 8563, 8635, and 8653. Arrange the digits in descending order as 8 > 6 > 5 > 3. Place the digits in the place value chart from left to right. 8653 > 8635 > 8563. So, the greatest 4-digit number formed is 8653.
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