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Grade 3 - Math

This document provides a math quiz with multiple choice, true/false, and short answer questions about place value and comparing numbers up to 10,000. There are 12 multiple choice questions testing skills like identifying place values, comparing numbers, and evaluating numeric expressions. There are also 5 true/false questions and 5 short answer or fill-in-the-blank questions assessing similar skills.

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Grade 3 - Math

This document provides a math quiz with multiple choice, true/false, and short answer questions about place value and comparing numbers up to 10,000. There are 12 multiple choice questions testing skills like identifying place values, comparing numbers, and evaluating numeric expressions. There are also 5 true/false questions and 5 short answer or fill-in-the-blank questions assessing similar skills.

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MATH 3

Quiz # 1: Numbers to 10,000

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. On the blank before each number, write the CAPITAL letter of the
correct answer.

________1. Which of the following numbers is equal to eight thousand four hundred and
seventy-three?

A. 4738
B. 4873
C. 7348
D. 8473

________2. Which of the following is equal to 2100?

A. 21 ones
B. 210 ones
C. 210 hundreds
D. 21 thousands

________3. What is the place value of the greatest digit in 6537?

A. ones
B. tens
C. hundreds
D. thousands

________4. In which numbers does the digit 4 have the greatest value?

A. 1045
B. 4510
C. 5104
D. 5401

________5. Which of the following will give a value of 5896?

A. 5000 + 8 tens = 96
B. 58 hundreds + 96 tens
C. 5000 + 8 hundreds + 9 ones + 6
D. 5 thousands + 89 tens + 6 ones

________6. Which of the following numbers will be first when arranged in descending order?

A. 8798
B. 8987
C. 8978
D. 8897
________7. In 7243, the place value of the digit 4 is _____________.

A. ones
B. tens
C. 40
D. 400

________8. In 9856, the value of 8 is _____________.

A. tens
B. hundreds
C. 80
D. 800

________9. The number sentence 5000 + 6 + 70 + 200 is equal to ____________.

A. 5672
B. 5627
C. 5762
D. 5276

________10. 3 thousands + 13 hundreds + 11 tens + 5 ones is equal to ________.

A. 4415
B. 4595
C. 4605
D. 313115

________11. 8807 is _____________ more than 3807.

A. 5
B. 50
C. 500
D. 5000

________12. The numbers that is more than 3478 but less than 7438 is _____________
and _____________.

A. 3478, 7438
B. 4387, 7438
C. 4387, 4378
D. 4378, 8743

II. TRUE OR FALSE. On the blank before each number, write the word TRUE if the
statement is correct otherwise, write FALSE.

_______________1. The smallest digit in 6327 is in the ones place.


_______________2. There are 32 tens in 3025.
_______________3. The numbers below are arranged in ascending order.

4589 4859 4895 4958

_______________4. The value of the digit 6 in 4620 is less than its value in 6240.
_______________5. The number that comes next in the pattern below is 3646.

3243 3344 3445 3546

_______________6. 2000 + 400 + 60 + 8 is equal to two thousand four hundred sixty-eight.

III. FILL IN THE BLANKS. Complete the sentences below by writing the correct number or
phrase on the blanks provided.

1. 76 hundreds + 9 ones is equal to ___________________.

2. 2745 is the same as ______ hundreds + 4 tens + 5 ones.

3. The value of the digit 7 in 2740 is ___________________ than its value in 4207.

4. The number that comes next in the pattern below is ___________________.

1256 1357 1458 1559 ___________

5. When the numbers 4897, 4798, 4879, 4978 are arranged in descending order, the second
number is ___________________.

IV. SHORT ANSWER. Use the clues below to form the 4-digit number. Write the correct
digits inside the boxes.
1.

The digit in the ones and tens place are the same.
The digit in the hundreds place is 3 more than the digit in the ones place and 1 less than the
digit in the thousands place.

The sum of the digits in the ones and tens is equal to the digit in the thousands place.

The number has a value of 40 in one of its digits.

What number am I?

2. Use the digits below to form 4-digit numbers. Arrange and list down the possible
combinations to find out the second greatest number. Remember to use each digit only once
in forming a number.

7 3

1 9

The second greatest number is ___________________.

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