GRADE THREE EXERCISE # 2

NAME: SCORE:__________

Directions: Write the correct answer for each of the following in the blank before each
number. Use scratch paper for your computation, when necessary.

____________ 1.) Write “eighty-six thousand, fifty-seven” in figures.

____________ 2.) 56,000 + 7,000 + 80 + 9 is equal to what number?
____________ 3.) What is the place value of 5 in 3,457,820?
____________ 4.) What is the value of 4 in 3,457,820?
____________ 5.) What number is midway between 72 and 76?
____________ 6.) What number is 27 more than 1,348?
____________ 7.) What is the even number between 101 and 103?
____________ 8.) If you have one P500-bill, four P100-bills, three P20-bills and five
P10-coins, how much money have you?
____________ 9.) How many P20-bills are equal to eight P100-bills?
____________ 10.) Write CLXXIV in numerical value.
____________ 11.) What is the multiple of 1000 nearest to 3,852?
____________ 12.) What number will make the sentence 43,567 = 43,000 + + 7?
____________ 13.) What is the remainder when 5,674 is divided by 19?
____________ 14.) Find N if N + 237 = 655.
____________ 15.) Round 5,629 to the nearest hundred.
____________ 16.) Which of { <, =, > } will make the sentence 35 + 67 85 +17?
____________ 17.) What is 800 – 356?
____________ 18.) What can you subtract from 456 to get 288?
____________ 19.) There are 51 desks in a room. There are 5 rows of 9 desks. How
desks are in the 6th row?
____________ 20.) What is N in 53, 57, 61, 65, N?
____________ 21.) What 2 numbers have a sum of 15 and a product of 56?
____________ 22.) Add 35 to the product of 13 and 17.
____________ 23.) A fruit vendor bought 135 pineapples at P16.50 each. If he sold all
at P25 each, how much did he gain?
____________ 24). Lito has a garden 15 m long and 9 m wide. What is its perimeter?
____________ 25.) Anne made 25 sampaguita garlands in the morning and 38 in the
afternoon. She sold 56 in the evening. How many garlands remained?
____________ 26.) Which of the following can be divided by 2 and 3? { 16, 26, 36, 46,
56 }
____________ 27.) John bought 2 pencils at P2.75 each and a pencil case for P27.
How much change did he get from a P50-bill?
____________ 28.) What is the difference between the smallest and largest 2-digit
numbers?
____________ 29.) What is twice 125 added to 138?
____________ 30.) How many sevens are in 84?
____________ 31.) How many prime numbers are there between 40 and 50?
____________ 32.) A school carpenter made 75 stools. If each stool has 3 legs, how
many legs did the carpenter use?
____________ 33.) There are 72 children in a party. They were divided in fours. How
many groups were there?
____________ 34.) Three times Nina’s age plus 9 equals 42 years. How old is Nina?
____________ 35.) In my birthday party, Mother divided each of my 5 cakes into 8
equal parts. She gave a piece to each of my 32 guests and me. How many pieces
remained?
____________ 36.) A rectangular school yard is 56 m long and 45 m wide. If you walk
around it, how many meters will that be?
____________ 37.) Three-eighth is equal to how many 64ths?
____________ 38.) Nina bought 4 ½ m of cloth. She used 2 ¼ m for her school
project. How much cloth remained?
____________ 39.) There are 48 pupils in a class. If 3/8 of them are girls, how many
are boys?
____________ 40.) What do we call a figure with 4 right angles and 4 equal sides?
ANSWERS:

1. 86, 057
2. 63089
3. ten thousand
4. 400, 000
5. 74
6. 1,375
7. 102
8. P 1, 010.00
9. 40
10. 174
11. 4, 000
12. 560
13. 12
14. 418
15. 5, 600
16. =
17. 444
18. 169
19. 6
20. 69
21. 8 and 7
22. 256
23. P 1, 147.50
24. 48 m’
25. 7
26. 36
27. P 17.50
28. 89
29. 388
30. 12
31. 3
32. 225
33. 18
34. 11
35. 7
36. 202 m.
37. 24
38. 2 1/4 m.
39. 30
40. square