The following questions are taken from actual 3rd grade homework
lessons and textbooks. Let's see if you are smarter than a 3rd
grader??
Final Coords are N42.27.ABC,
W079.19.DEF
Here we go..........
Question #1.
To solve for A, estimate using
only the front digits:
226+205+189=?
A) 400 A=5
B) 200 A=6
C) 500 A=4
D) 600 A=3
Question #2.
To solve for B,
Which of the following sentences contain a compound
predicate?
A)Sarah's new basketball hit the backboard.
B=5
B)John and his friends played football.
B=4
C)Amy played in the sand and went swimming.
B=3
D)Frank and Joe went to the movies.
B=1
Question #3.
To solve for C and D,
Two numbers have the sum of 10 and their difference is 4. What
are the two numbers?
C=the smaller of the two
numbers. D=the larger of the two
numbers.
Question #4.
To solve for E,
Louise, Marsha, Lawrence, and Samuel are all friends who go to
Bennett Park Elementary School. Louise and Marsha each have 6
dollar bills, 2 quarters, 6 dimes and 2 pennies. Samuel has no
money. How many pennies does Lawrence have?
A) 6 pennies E=3
B) 4 pennies E=9
C) 2 pennies E=6
D) not enough information E=7
And finally........
Question #5.
To solve for F,
Yolanda worked 4 hours more than Kelly during the month of May.
Kelly worked 17 hours in the month of June and 14 hours in the
month of May. If you only wanted to find out how many hours Yolanda
worked in the month of May, what information is extra?
A) the number of hours Kelly worked June
F=2
B) the number of hours Kelly worked in May
F=1
C) the number of hours Yolanda worked in June
F=5
D) the number of hours Yolanda worked in April
F=9
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