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Answering Multiple-Choice Questions
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• Fill the circle completely.
• Cleanly erase any answer you wish to change.
Answering Open-Response Questions
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Assessment of Reading, Writing and Mathematics
Grade
3 Mathematics
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Primary DivisionReleased Assessment Questions, 2017
You may not use a calculator or manipulatives for questions 1–3.
Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 2
1 Which numbers are missing from this pattern?
415, 410, 405, ___, ___, 390, 385
● 405, 400
● 410, 415
● 400, 390
● 400, 395
2 Which two numbers make this addition problem correct?
6 □+△ 312 0
● 5△□0
● 5△□7
● △6 □0
● 6△□7
Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 3
3 Erin receives 27 stickers on Monday and 36 stickers on Tuesday.
How many more stickers does she need to have a total of 80 stickers?
● 17
● 23
● 27
● 63
page 4
You may now use a calculator and/or manipulatives.
Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 5
4 This graph shows the types of books students read.
Number of students
Types of Books
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
Mystery
Wildlife
Adventure
Comics
Typ
e
How many students read adventure books?
● 7
● 8
● 9
● 10
5 Stephanie makes a pattern using circles. She adds the same number of circles each time to make the next shape.
Shape 1 Shape 2 Shape 3
Shape 4 Shape 5
Shape 4 and Shape 5 are missing.
How many circles will be in Shape 5?
● 16
● 17
● 20
● 21
Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 6
6 Which is best measured in kilometres?
● the length of a truck
● the length of a school
● the length of Lake Ontario
● the length of a teacher’s desk
7 Which shapes are congruent?
A
C D
B
● A and D
● B and C
● C and A
● D and B
Mathematics • Open-Response page 7
8 Amir goes on vacation for 21 days. Sandra goes on vacation for 5 weeks and 4 days.
For how many more days does Sandra go on vacation than Amir?
Show your work.
Sandra goes on vacation for ______ more days than Amir.
Mathematics • Open-Response page 8
9 Hina and Sarah create these two games.
S S
H
Number cube game
The number cube has the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Hina wins if an even number is rolled.Sarah wins if an odd number is rolled.
Spinner game
The spinner has the letters S and H. Hina wins if the arrow lands on H.Sarah wins if the arrow lands on S.
Is this game fair?
Circle one:
Yes No
Justify your answer.
Is this game fair?
Circle one:
Yes No
Justify your answer.
Mathematics • Open-Response page 9
10 A class raises money over four months to buy musical instruments. The money raised in the first three months is shown in the table below. The amount for January is missing.
October $191
November $327
December $210
January ?
Month Amount raised
The instruments cost $950.
How much more money does the class need to raise in January to buy the instruments?
Show your work.
The class needs to raise $_______________ in January.
Mathematics • Open-Response page 10
11 Six of the angles in the diagram are marked with letters.
b
a c d
e
f
Place each letter in the correct column of the table according to the description.
Bigger than aright angle
Equal to aright angle
Smaller than aright angle
Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 11Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 11
12 Which group of base ten blocks represents 225?
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13 Which three measurements are listed in order from shortest to longest?
● 2 m, 1 m 65 cm, 84 cm
● 84 cm, 1 m 65 cm, 2 m
● 84 cm, 2 m, 1 m 65 cm
● 1 m 65 cm, 84 cm, 2 m
14 Ms. Miller’s class records the weather for 18 days and displays the information in a pictograph. The number in the key is missing.
Weather
Type
Rainy
Cloudy
Sunny
Number of days
Key
Each represents ______ days.
What is the missing number in the key?
● 1
● 2
● 4
● 5
Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 12Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 12
15 Caelan is using square tiles of the same size to cover a desk, with no gaps or overlaps.
How many square tiles will he use in total to cover the entire desk?
● 18
● 24
● 36
● 42
16 Steven describes a figure.
“The shape of the base is always different from the shape of all the other faces of this figure.”
Which figure could he be describing?
● cube
● triangular prism
● square-based pyramid
● triangular-based pyramid
17 Which pattern has a rule of +4?
● 51, 54, 57, 60
● 54, 64, 74, 84
● 67, 71, 75, 79
● 68, 64, 60, 56
STOP
Mathematics • Multiple-Choice page 13
18 Which thermometer shows the temperature on a warm day?
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80
60
40
20
0°C
100
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80
60
40
20
0°C
100
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80
60
40
20
0°C
100
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80
60
40
20
0°C
100