Mtap 3a

GRADE 3
MTAP Reviewer Set 1 Questions
1. What number times 7 and added to 8 equals 50?

2. The perimeter of a rectangle is 76m. If one side is 16m, what is the other
side?
3. What two numbers have a sum of 25 and a difference of 3?
4. What is the largest number less 1000 that is divisible by 8?
5. Rose started doing her Math assignment at 6:45pm. If she spent 2 hours
and 20 minutes on it, what time did she finish?
6. Ponkans cost P7 each. How many can you buy for P100?
7. A P.E. teacher has 48 pupils. If she lines them in 8 rows, how many pupils
are in each row?
8. My uncle’s age is 7 more than twice my eldest brother’s age. My eldest
brother is 19 years old. How old is my uncle?
9. A kilo of mangoes costs P 45. I have only P 100. How much more money
do I need if I want to buy 3 kilos?
10. What is 8/11 of 44?
11. Add 19 to the differences of 45 and 28.
12. Ricky has 84 marbles, 1/3 of the marbles are green, 2/4 are red and the
rest are white.How many marbles of each color are there?
13. How many 5 centavos coins pieces are equal to P 5?
14. Rita and Kathy spent P 54. Rita, Kathy and Jean spent P 75. How much
did Jean spend?
15. Carlo bought 2 dozens of eggs at P42 per dozen. He sold it for P 6 each.
How much did he gain?

1. In the number 253, 671 what number is in the hundred’s place?
2. What is 73 times 42?
3. What is the largest possible value of N such that 100 – N > 50 is true?
4. Sharmaine visited her uncle’s rice field. The ricefield is rectangular in
shape has length 300 meters and 500 meters. If Sharmaine walked around
it, how many meters did she walk?
5. In how many ways can you divide a square into equal parts such that
each part has the same shape and size?
6. Carmie and Mika has Php 120 together. Carmie has Php 20 more than
Mika. How much money does Carmie have?
7. Three out of five of the Grade 3 students in Calamba ElementarySchool
are girls. Write this number in fraction.
8. What is the biggest remainder when you divide a number by 8?
9. What is the length of a rectangle whose are is 60 and whose width is 5?
10. How many fifths are there in 20?
11. If the corner of the white square is in the middle of the large square,
then what part of the square is shaded? Write in fraction.
12. A number is multiplied by 8 and divided by 4. The result is 12. What is

the number?
1. Which of the following is a more reasonable estimate of a temperature of

a cold glass of water?
a.) 4 degrees b.) 40 degrees c.) 60 degrees d.) 80 degrees
2. I am a 2-digit number. I have 5 in my one’s place. I am between 80 and
90. What am I?
3. If m x 4 = 20, what is m?
4. Levi bought 4 packs of candy. Each pack contains 270 candies. How many
candies are there all in all?
5. Write the following decimal number: three and seven tenths.
6. What sign must be placed into the blank to make the following sentence
true? 5 + (28 __ 7) = 9?
a.) + b.) – c.) x d.) ÷
7. Fill in the blank: 6 thousand = ___ tens.
8. The smallest square in the figure below is 1 square unit. What is the area
of the figure?
9. The number of smallest cubes in the figure below is _____?
10. Fill in the blank with >, <, or =. (21 + 43) __ (78 – 12)
11. Fill in the blank with the correct number: ____ minutes = 3 hours.
12. How many vertices does this figure have?
1. What is the largest number that can be formed using the digits 1, 8, 2,
and 9?
2. Leah is taller the Abby. Leah is shorter than Kate. Who is the tallest
among the three friends?
3. What is the product of 4 and 9 × 9?
4. Round off Php 34.59 to the nearest peso?
5. What is 97 – (18 + 5)?
6. The green point below can be represented by what fraction?
7. The rectangle below has length 18 cm and with 7 centimeter. What is its
perimeter?
8. In the rectangle above, how many 1 cm by 1 cm squares can you cover

the rectangle without the squares overlapping?
9. Find the value of N in this sentence: 9 – (N + 2) = 7.
10. Arrange the following numbers from smallest to largest: 85, 87, 57, 75.
11. Fill in the blank: 9 liter = _______ milliliter.
12. A nonagon is a polygon with _____ sides.
1. An even number subtracted from an even number results to and even

number or an odd number?
2. In 8673, which digit is in the hundreds place?
3. A rectangular rice field is 30 meters wide and 50 meters long. What is its
area?
4. Round Php8.41 to the nearest peso?
5. The figure below is composed of a large rectangle and small square.
What is the area of the shaded part?
6. The sum of two numbers is 19 and their product is 90. What are the
numbers?
7. Rina has twelve 50 cents and Sarah has twenty 25 cents? Who has more
money and by how much?
8. Arrange the following fractions from least to greatest. [ 1/5, 1/2, 1/10 ]
9. Write 8 and 52/100 in decimals.
10. Which is the heaviest among these weights? 1 kilogram, 1500 grams,
2000 milligram
11. Jane studied her lesson from 7 o’clock up to 8:45 in the evening. How
long did she study?
12. Find the missing time: 11:00, 11:20, 11:40, ______.
1. What are the missing numbers int he pattern? 18, 25, 32, ___, 46, ___?
2. Fill in the blanks with <, = or >. 2 x 3 + 4 __ 18 – 7
3. What is the place value of 9 in 923?
4. In the calendar below, what day is the September 3 of the same year?
5. Which of the following temperatures could be a boiling water?

a. 4 degrees Celsius b. 25 degrees Celsius c. 98 degrees Celsius
6. What is the perimeter of the polygon below?
7. Fill in the blank with the correct operator (+, -,×, ÷ ). 6 + 10 ? 6 = 10

8. James buys 3 notebooks for Php15.00 each, 2 pencils for Php7.00 each
and 6 manila papers for Php6.00 each. How much change will he get if he
pays Php 100?
9. If N × 5 = 20, what is the value of N?
10. The sum of two numbers is 15 and their product is 50. What are the
numbers?
11. The number 342 is __ tens and __ ones.
12. What is the largest number that can be formed from the following
digits: 0, 2, 8, 6
1. What number is 15 less than 83?

2. What is thrice three added to twice two?
3. What is the smallest number that could go into the blank that will make
the inequality true?
91 – __ < 87
4. What is 12 minutes after 10:55 in the morning?
5. Write <, >, or =. 10 ÷ 5 __ 10 ÷ 6
6. If February 8 is a Friday, what day is February 16?
7. What number should go into the blank? 15, 19, 23, 27, __, 35, …
8. Which of the following is an equation?
a. 12 > 8 + 2 b. 1 + 7 < 9 c. 4 + 8 = 12
9. Which of the following fractions is closest to 0?
a.) 1/2 b.) 1/3 c.) 1/4 d.) 1/5
10. A clock sounded bells at 3:15, 3:30, and 3:45 in the afternoon. At what
time will be the next bell?
11. Farah has 8 boxes of candies. In each box, there are 10 candies except
one box with 9 candies. How many candies are there in all?
12. Fill in the blanks: 100 centimetres = ___ metres.
1. ¾ is how many eighths?

2. Write “six thousand fifty six” in numeric form.
3. How many years are there in 7 ½ decades?
4. Two numbers are in the ratio 2:3. Their sum is 45. What are the
numbers?
5. Using the digits 2, 5, 8 and 3. Write the largest number greater than 2000
but less than 8000?
6. Sheila has 250 pesos. She spent 1/5 of it buying notebooks. Then she
spent half of the remaining for her meal. How much money did she have
left?
7. How many minutes are there in 2 ¼ hours?
8. The perimeter of the rectangle below is 32 cm. What is N?
9. What is the next number? 5, 7, 11, 17, …
10. One fourth of a number is 8. What is twice the number?
11. A square with side 3 cm is cut from a corner of a rectangle with
dimensions 8 cm by 12 cm.
12. One cupcake and one soft drink cost 15 pesos. Two cupcakes and one
soft drink cost 23 pesos. What is the cost of 1 soft drink?
1. What is the sum of 1/3 + 2/3 + 3/3 + 4/3 + 5/3?

2. How many 40 minutes are there in 8 hours?
3. What is the smallest whole number that makes the inequality true?
112 – N < 80
4. Sofia bought 140 eggs for her store. She plans to put it in a tray each of
which can hold 12 eggs. How many eggs will remain?
5. The sum of three consecutive numbers is 66. What are the numbers?
6. Amira is three years older than Josephine. The sum of their ages is 27.
What are their ages?
7. A car traveled 153 kilometers in 6 hours and an additional 1 hour rest in
between. What is its average speed?
8. What is 14 × 8 – 12 × 8?
9. Arrange the following fractions in from smallest to largest. 3/5, 4/3, 2/6
10. Express 184/7 in mixed number.
11. Find the 10th number in the pattern 7, 15, 23, 31, …
12. What is the value of N in the math sentence N – 4 = 12 × 2
Answer Key (Set 1)
(1) 6 (2) 22 (3) 14 and 11 (4) 992 (5) 9:05 (6) 14 (7) 6 (8) 45
(9) P35 (10) 32 (11) 36 (12) 28 green, 42 red, and 14 white (13) 100
(14) 21 (15) P60
Answer Key (Set 2)

(1) 6 (2) 3066 (3) 49 (4) 1600 (5) 4 (6) Php70.00 (7) 3/5 (8) 7
(9) 12 (10) 100 (11) 3/4 (12) 6
Answer Key (Set 3)

(1) a (2) 85 (3) 5 (4) 1080 (5) 3.7 (6) d (7) 600 (8) 7 (9) 27
(10) < (11) 180 (12) 6
Answer Key (Set 4)

(1) 9821 (2) Kate (3) 324 (4) 35 (5) 74 (6) 1/4 (7) 50 (8) 126
(9) 0 (10) 57, 75, 85, 87 (11) 9000 (12) 9
Answer Key (Set 5)

(1) even number (2) 6 (3) 1500 square meters (4) 8 pesos (5) 51
square centimeters (6) 9 and 10 (7) Rina has more money, 1 peso more
than Sarah (8) 1/10, 1/5, 1/2 (9) 8.52 (10) 1500 grams (11) 1 hour
and 45 minutes (12) 12:00
Answer Key (Set 6)

(1) 39, 53 (2) < (3) hundreds (4) Saturday (5) 98 degrees celsius
(6) 28 (7) – (8) Php5.00 (9) 4 (10) 10 and 5 (11) 34 tens and 2
ones (12) 8620
Answer Key (Set 7)
1.) 68 2.) 13 3.) 5 4.) 11:07 in the morning 5.) > 6.) Saturday 7.)
31 8.) c. equation uses equal sign; sentences that use > and < are called
inequalities 9.) d 10.) 4pm or 4 in the afternoon 11.) 79 12.) 1
Answer Key (Set 8)

1.) 6 2.) 6056 3.) 75 4.) 18 and 27 5.) 5832 6.) 100 pesos 7.)
135 8.) 7 9.) 25 10.) 64 11.) 87 sq. cm 12.) 7 pesos
Answer Key (Set 9)

1.) 5 2.) 12 3.) 33 4.) 8 eggs 5.) 21, 22, 23 6.) Amira is 15,
Josephine is 12 7.) 25.5 km per hour (time at rest should not be counted)
8.) 16 9.) 2/6, 3/5, 4/3 10.) 26 and 2/7 11.) 79 12.) 28
2005 –ELIMINATION Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Grade 3
Solve each item on scratch paper and write the answer on the blank.
_________ 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 Hindu-Arabic.
_________ 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 productof 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. - 9 x 2 + 7 What is N in [ N ] ---> [ ] ---> [ ] ---> [ 45 ]?
_________ 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 ofcloth. 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?
_________ 41. Lito has a garden 15 m long and 9 m wide. What is its
perimeter?
_________ 42. What is the area of Lito’s garden?
_________ 43. Mother changed 3/5 of a P1000-bill into P50-bills and the
rest into 10-peso coins. How many coins did she get?
_________ 44. A farmer has 36 fruit trees in his farm. If 1/3 of them are
mangoes, ¼ are caimitos and the rest are chicos, how many chico trees does
he have?
_________ 45. Seven scouts walked to their camp site. One scout went 2
kilometers farther and then came back. Together, all seven walked a total of
81 kilometers. How many kilometers did the scout who went farther walk?
_________ 46. I am a 2-digit number. My tens is 3 more than my ones and
the sum of my digits is 11. What number am I?
_________ 47. If tomorrow is November 11, what date will it be 14 days
after tomorrow?
_________ 48. Lita and Connie spent P187. Lita, Connie and Rose spent
P248. How much did Rose spend?
_________ 49. Pete and Bing spentP178. Bing spent P12 more than Pete.
How much did Bing spend?
_________ 50. Thirty-five pupils belong to the Glee Club. If 12 more pupils
belong to the Dance Club than to the Glee Club, how many pupils belong to
both clubs?
2006 – ELIMINATION Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Grade 3
Solve each item and write the answer on the blank before the number.
_________ 1. What is the value of the underlined digit in 54,587.

_________ 2. 19,800 is equal to how many hundreds?
_________ 3. Write seventeen thousand, nine hundred sixty-four in figures.
_________ 4. Write CLXXXVIII in Hindu-Arabic.
_________ 5. Write 97 in Roman numerals.
_________ 6. What is the missing factor in 9 x ____ = 459?
_________ 7. What is the sum of the prime numbers between 20 and 30?
_________ 8. What is the remainder when 1987 is divided by 17?
_________ 9. If 37 x 49 = 1813, what is 370 x 490?
_________ 10. What will you put in the blank to make the statement (45 +
8) + 12 = (__ + 7) + 18 true?
_________ 11. Loling used ¾ kilo of sugar for a dessert and ½ kilo for
another. If she bought 2 kilos of sugar, how much remained?
_________ 12. What comes next in the pattern 6/10, 9/15, 12/20, 15/25,
___?
_________ 13. What is the smallest number divisible by both 24 and 32?
_________ 14. What do you call a figure with 4 equal sides and 4 equal
angle?
_________ 15. What is the perimeter of the figure? 62m 20m 38m 56m
63m 12m 87m
_________ 16. What is the area of the same figure?
_________ 17. A box is 14 cm long, 11 cm wide and 9 cm high, what is its
volume? 14m 11m 9m
_________ 18. A rectangular park is 95 m by 85 m. If a jogger goes around 5
times, how many meters will that be?
_________ 19. How many segments can you name in the figure? A B C D E
_________ 20. Travis gathered 323 eggs. He put 12 in each egg tray. How
many trays did he fill up?
_________ 21. Luis has 7 boxes of juice. Each box contains 58 cans. How
many food packages can he prepare if he will put 2 cans of juice in every
package?
_________ 22. In 5 days, Cora reads 85 pages of her book. If it contains 170
pages, at the same rate, in how many more days can she finish the book?
_________ 23. Apples cost P11.50 each. How many can you buy if you have
P100?
_________ 24. Cory bought 4 2/5 meters of blue cloth and 5 ½ meters of
red cloth. How many meters of cloth did Cory buy?
_________ 25. Lito started doing his project at 8:15 p.m. and finished at
10:00 p.m. How many minutes did he take to do his project?
_________ 26. What is the shape of the paper you are writing on?
_________ 27. Gary had some money. On his birthday, Father gave him P75
and Mother gave him P55. He then had P322. How much money had he at
first?
_________ 28. What is N in 23, 24, 26, 29, 33, ___ , N , . . . ?
_________ 30. There are 1,896 students in Grade V. Of these, 949 are boys.
How many are girls?
_________ 31. Jay has 3 P20-bills, 4 P50-bills, 7 P5-coins and 8 P10-coins.
How much money has he?
_________ 32. Cristy is making handkerchiefs each 2.5 dm on each side.
How much lace does she need to put around 3 handkerchiefs?
_________ 33. Carlo and Chris went to see a movie. If it lasted for 1¾ hours
and ended at 10:00 p.m., what time did it begin?
_________ 34. What is the largest 4 digit number with no digits alike?
_________ 35. What is (5 x 9) – (36 ÷ 12) + 13?
_________ 36. Write 7x104 + 5x103 + 7x102 + 4 as one number.
_________ 37. A certain number divided by 18 equals 21 remainder of 7.
What is the number?
_________ 38. What is the smallest number that rounds to 60 to the
nearest 10?
_________ 39. What is the sum of the first six odd numbers?
_________ 40. A vendor counted 16 wheels and 6 drivers from the bicycles
and tricycles passing in front of his stall. How many bicycles were there?
_________ 41. What fraction of the figure is shaded?
_________ 42. Four-sevenths of the students in a school are boys. If 3/8 of
the boys are scouts, how many scouts are there in the school if there are
1792 students?
_________ 43. Mother baked 96 cookies. She served 3/8 of them for snacks
and gave 12 to a friend. How many cookies remained?
_________ 44. Liza bought P278 worth of school supplies. If she got a
change of P22, how much did she give the cashier?
_________ 45. Luz had 84 stamps. She gave 1/3 of them to her sister and ½
of the remaining stamps to her brother. How many stamps had she left?
_________ 46. How many even numbers are there between 21 and 41?
_________ 47. 2.3 is equal to how many tenths?
_________ 48. Which of the following can be divided by both 6 and 9? {56,
63, 66, 72, 78, 81, 84}
_________ 49. Rosa sold 6/7 of the garlands she made and had 14 left. How
many did she make?
_________ 50. 0.35 is equal to what fraction in lowest terms?
Solve andwrite the answeronthe blank before or below the number.
_________ 1. Write “ninety-eight thousand sixty five”in figures.

_________ 2. What is the value of 7 in 476,580?
_________ 3. Round 47,963 to the nearest hundred.
_________ 4. Round each addend to the nearest hundred and estimate the
sum 749 + 465 + 893
_________ 5. Arrange the digits 3, 5 and 7 to form the biggest and smallest
number you can form and find their difference.
_________ 6. Aunt Letty gave Joe P220 in P20-bills.How many bills did Joe
get?
_________ 7. How many 25¢ coins are equal to P15.50?
_________ 8. Write CCCLXXIX in Hindu-Arabic.
_________ 10. Mother cut a cake into 36 equal parts. She gave 8 pieces to
their neighbor and served 9 pieces for snacks. What fraction of the cake
remained?
_________ 11. If 3 mangoes cost P37.50, how much will a dozen cost?
_________ 12. If 13 / 20 = N / 100, what is N?
_________ 13. Add twice 12 to the differenceof 65 and 19.
_________ 14. Write “one thousand, seventy-five pesos and sixty-six
centavos”with the peso sign.
_________ 15. Three P100-bills are equal to how many P20-bills?
_________ 16. What is the ratio of 36 dm to 6 meters?
_________ 17. What unit will you use to measure the height of a tree?
_________ 18. 5.25 m = _____ cm
_________ 19. What unit will you use to measure the weight of a 5-peso
coin?
_________ 20. How many days were there in the year 2006?
_________ 21. How many years are there in 6.5 decades?
_________ 22. Lorna got 9 points less than Maria. If Lorna got 85, what
score did Maria get?
_________ 23. Lance bought 3 ballpens at P4.75 each and a pencil case for
P18.50. How much did he pay?
_________ 24. If Lance gave the cashier a P50-bill, how much change did he
get?
_________ 25. A balikbayan gave a P1000-bill to be shared equally by 8
nieces and nephews. How much did each one get?
_________ 26. A garden is 29 m long and 17 m wide. What is its perimeter?
_________ 27. What is the area of the garden in #26?
_________ 28. There are 34 girls in a class of 54 pupils. What is the ratio of
girls to boys?
_________ 29. Our door is 120 centimeters wide. The height is 80 cm more
than the width. What is the perimeter of our door?
_________ 30. Mother used 270 cm of lace for some pillow cases and 330
cm for our curtains. How many meters of lace did mother use?
_________ 31. Whichis heavier, ½ kilogram or 550 grams?
_________ 32. How many rays can be named from the figure?
_________ 33. How many segments can be named from the figure?
_________ 34. Victoria bought 785 cm of silk, 615 cm of tetoron and 900
cm of velvet. How many meters of cloth did she buy in all?
_________ 35. Mother bought 4 1/3 dozen eggs. She used 39 eggs
inmaking sweets. How many eggs remained?
_________ 36. A school yard is 117 m long and 103 m wide. If you run
around it 5 times, how many meters will that be?
_________ 37. Jack has a garden 12 m long and 9 m wide. He wants to
fence it. If a meter of fencing costsP37.50, how much will it cost to fence his
garden?
_________ 38. I have P2.15 in 25¢ and 5¢ coins. I have 11 coins in all. How
many 25¢ coins do I have?
_________ 39. What is the smallest number that gives a remainder of 1
when divided by 2, 3 and 5?
_________ 40. A car can travel 76 km on 8 liters of gasoline. At the same
rate, how far can it travel on 11 liters of gasoline?
_________ 41. Lito works at a fast food center for 4 hours a day. He receives
P40 an hour. How much does he earn a week of 7 days?
_________ 42. Lita bought a pencil case and a small box for P80.50. If the
bag cost P15.50 more than the pencil case, how much did the bag cost?
_________ 43. Mother gave me P100 to buy some oranges. If an orange
costs P8, how many can I buy?
_________ 44. Our flower garden is 12 meters wide. The length is 3 meters
longer than the width. What is the perimeter of the garden?
_________ 45. Greg has P81.00, Ricky has P36 less than twice the money of
Greg. How much do they have altogether?
_________ 46. How many 3 dm pieces of ribbon can be cut from a 10 m
piece of ribbon?
_________ 47. A square has a side of 18 m. A rectangle hasa length of 22 m
and a width of 16 m. By how much is the area of the rectangle bigger?
_________ 48. Benilla earns P8,700 a month. She saves 1/10 of her salary.
How much does she save a year?
_________ 49. A vendor bought 130 watermelons at P24.50 each. He sold
122 at P35.00 each. The rest were spoiled. How much did he gain?
_________ 50. Lita and Rosa collect stamps. Together, they had 162 stamps.
If Rosa has 18 more stamps than Lita, how many stamps has Rosa?
_________1. Write “six hundred forty thousand, two hundred ninety” in

symbols.
_________2. What is the place value of 7 in 5 473 846?
_________3. What is the value of 5 in 8 536 912?
_________4. What number is 246 more than 3 487?
_________5. What number is midway between 64 and 72?
_________6. Write CLXXIX in Hindu-Arabic.
_________7. In 3N8 + 243 = 621 what is N?
_________8. Find the remainder when 5678 is divided by 29?
_________9. Add 123 to 249 and divide the sum by 12. What is the result?
_________10. What digit placed in the blank will make 67,5_8 divisible by
9?
_________11. In a fruit stand, there are 276 ripe mangoes and 189 unripe
mangoes. How many mangoes are there?
_________12. There are 49 pupils in a class. Teams of are formed. How
many pupils do not belong to any team?
_________13. Father's age is thrice my eldest brother's age. If my eldest
brother is 16 years, how old is my father?
_________14. Scouts are in a camp. There are 5 rows of tents. Each row has
12 tents and each tent has 6 scouts. How many scouts are in camp?
_________15. Multiply 28 by 4 and divide the productby 7. What do you
get?
_________16. How many twelfths are equal to 5/3?
_________17. Make the equation correct by replacing A and B by the
correct digits in 83A + 1B9 = 975. Write only the values of A and B.
_________18. How many hundred peso-bills are equal to 4 P1,000-bills?
_________19. The 8 nieces and nephews of a balikbayan got a P1,000 gift
from him. How much did each get if the money was shared equally?
_________20. My hundreds is 3 more than my ones, my tens is 1 less than
my ones. If the sum of my digits is 8, who am I?
_________21. How much more is 12 x 35 than 7 x 23?
_________22. Miss Torres has 5 sheets of red paper and 7 sheets of green
paper. If she cuts each into 12 pieces, how many pieces will she have?
_________23. In a classroom, the desks are arranged in 8 rows. Each row
has 6 desks except the last which has only 5. How many desks are there?
_________24. Pete gathered 185 eggs in their poultry. He put them 12 eggs
to a carton. How many cartons did he fill?
_________25. Nine times Nina's age plus 3 is 84. How old is Nina?
_________26. There are 25 candies in each of 5 bags and 50 candies in each
of 3 bags. How many candies are there?
_________27. P550 is how many times as big as P50?
_________28. The quotient of 225 ÷ 5 is equal to the sum 17 and N. Find N.
_________29. Estimate the productof 14 x 69 by rounding both numbers to
the nearest ten.
_________30. If 27 x 350 = 9450, what is 2,700 x 3,500?
_________31. Round 67,496 to the nearest thousand.
_________32. Round both factors to the nearest ten and estimate the
productof 43 x 764.
_________33. A newspaper boy delivers to 32 families each day. If he gets
P0.50 for each paper, how much does he earn a week?
_________34. Write “thirty-eight pesos and sixty-four centavos” in symbols.
_________35. Nancy has 5 P50-bills, 5 P20-bills and 11 P5-coins. How much
money has she?
_________36. If 7/N of 96 = 84, what is N?
_________37. Lucy bought 2 1/3m of white cloth and 2 1/4m of blue cloth.
How many meters of cloth did she buy?
_________38. The garden of Paul is 18 1/2m long and 12 1/3m wide. Find
its perimeter.
_________39. There are 375 Grade 3 pupils in a school. If 2/5 are boys, how
many are girls?
_________40. Each of 10 girls received 5 books. Each of 8 boys received 2
more books than each girl. How many books in all did they receive?
_________41. The sum of the weights of Ronnie and Philip is 91 kilos. If
Philip is 5 kilos heavier than Ronnie, find Ronnie's weight.
_________42. Allan sold 127 newspapers on Saturday. He sold 28 more on
Sunday than on Saturday. How many newspapers did he sell on the two
days?
_________43. The product of two numbers is 144. If the difference is 10,
what is their sum?
_________44. I have 15 coins worth P9.00 in 25¢ coins and P1-coins. How
many P1-coins are there?
_________45. Four mangoes and 3 atis cost P54, four mangoes and 5 atis
cost P66. How much does one atis cost?
_________46. Rosa has 48 foreign stamps. She has 6 fewer than twice as
many Philippine stamps. How many stamps has she?
_________47. A park is 135 m long and 102 m wide. How many times must
a jogger go around it completely to make sure he has run 5 kilometers?
_________48. If your step is 50 cm long, about how many steps do you
need to make to cover 200 meters?
_________49. The figure is made up of 7 equal squares. If each side of a
square is 3 cm, what is the perimeter of the figure?
_________50. A piece of cartolina is 48 cm long and 42 cm wide. How many
squares of side 6 cm can you cut from it?
2004 Division Orals Metrobank-MTAP-NCR Math Challenge Grade 3
A. 15-second questions – 2 points each
__________1. How many P5 coins are equal to P25?

__________ 2. A dozen eggs cost P42. How much do 18 eggs cost?
__________3. Which of the following angles is obtuse? ( a. 30 b. 90 c. 100 )
Give the letter only.
__________4. How much greater is 92 than 57?
__________5. What is the product of 14 and 15?
__________6. The distance between two barangays is 1¾ kilometers. How
many meters is that distance?
__________7. The perimeter of a square is 44 dm. What is its area?
__________ 8. If diesel oil costs P16 a liter, how much will 5 liters cost?
__________ 9. How many multiples of 3 are there between 30 and 50?
__________10. If today is Friday, February 2, what date was it last Friday?
__________11. Mother bought two dozen roses. If 1½ dozens are red and
the rest are white, how many white roses were there?
B. 30-second questions – 3 points each
__________1. Mother bought 3½ dozen eggs. She used 15 of them. How

many eggs remained?
__________ 2. Remy bought a pair of sandals for P250 and a pair of socks
for. How much change did she get from a P500 bill?
__________ 3. If one million is multiplied by one thousand, how many
zeroes are in the answer?
__________ 4. A rectangular field is 98 m long and 76 m wide. What is its
area?
__________ 5. 120 scouts went camping. In the camp, 1/3 built the tents, ¼
gathered firewood and the rest prepared supper and the program. How
many scouts prepared the supper and the program?
__________ 6. Mother was planning a picnic for 12 people. Each person will
need a cup, a plate, a spoon, a fork and a glass. How many items in all will
mother prepare?
C. 1-minute questions – 5 points each
__________1. There are 360 seats in an auditorium. During a play, 126

adults and 187 children were seated. How many seats were empty?
__________ 2. In a Math Club, the president is the oldest. Renz is older
than Paul and younger than Mandy. Paul's age is between Carla's and Renz.
Who is the president?
__________3. Admission to a school show is P20 for students and P50 for
parents. There were 50 children and 31 parents in the show. How much did
they pay in all?
__________4. A town plaza is 56 m long and 48 m wide. If a jogger goes
around it 10 times, how many kilometers will that be?
__________ 5. Danica has finished reading 1/3 of a book. If she has finished
79 pages, how many pages has the book?
__________ 6. In a zoo, there are 6 cages with 3 monkeys in each cage.
There are also 15 monkeys living in trees. There are 17 owls living in the
trees with the monkeys. How many monkeys and owls are there?
Clincher questions
__________1. What is 27 more than 52 – 24?

__________2. If you add 28 to my number and then divide it by 7, you will
get 35. What is my number?
__________ 3. Liza has P24 more than Karen. Together, they have P174.
How much money has Liza?
Do-Or-Die questions
__________1. Father has three P500 bills, six P100 bills, five P50 bills and
eight P20 bills in his wallet. How much money has Father in his wallet?
__________2. Find the sum of the first 8 odd numbers.
2005 Division Orals Metrobank-MTAP-NCR Math Challenge Grade 3

____________1. How many ten thousands can be taken from 97,856?
____________ 2.What is 8/11 of 77?
____________ 3. How much heavier is 2000 grams than 1 ½ kilograms?
____________ 4. How many 25¢ coins are equal to 45 pesos?
____________ 5. Three-fourths is equal to how many twelfths?
____________ 6. What is the value of the Roman numeral XXXIX?
____________ 7. Subtract the product of 8 and 9 from 100.
____________ 8. The perimeter of a square is 52 cm. What is its area?
____________ 9. How many centimeters longer is 2 meters than 120 cm?
____________10. What is the remainder when 98 is divided by 11?
____________11. Round 1450 to the nearest hundred.
____________1. What is the perimeter in meters of a square carpet if each

side is 65 dm?
____________2. Luz skip counts by 4 beginning at 7. What number does
she say at the 12th count?
____________ 3. Nora has 28 stamps. Ana has 6 less than three times as
many. How many stamps do the two girls have together?
____________ 4. Mang Tomas gathered 8 baskets of eggs. Each basket
contained 3 dozen eggs. How many eggs in all did he gather?
____________ 5. I am thinking of a number. If you add 15 to it and then
subtract 17 from the sum, the result is 36. What is my number?
____________6. The perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 114 cm. What is
length of one side?
____________1. A barangay meeting starts at 5:45 PM and ends after 3 ½

hours. What time does it end?
____________2. Bea and Yoly have P286 together. If Bea has P28 more than
Yoly, how much money does each girl have?
____________3.A garden has a length of 7 ½ m and a width of 5 1/3 m.
What is its perimeter?
____________ 4. Norman has 120 marbles. If 18 marbles are red, 25 are
blue, 37 are yellow and the rest are white, how many white marbles has
he?
____________ 5. How many cards, 8 cm by 6 cm, can be cut from a piece of
cartolina 8 dm by 3 dm?
____________6. I am a 2-digit number. My ones digit is 3 more than my
tens and the sum of my digits is 13. Who am I?
Clincher questions
____________1. Subtract 25 from the product of 12 and 8.

____________2. Mother has 6 ¾ m of cloth. She used 5 ½ m. How much
cloth remained?
____________3. Mother bought ½ kg of pork at P140 a kg, 1 whole chicken
for P125, and 2 kg of rice at P23 a kg. How much change did she get from a
P500-bill?
Do-Or-Die question
____________1.In a marathon race, Ferdy is at the 5th position while Ricky

is at the 15th position. What is the position of runner who is exactly in the
middle of the two?
2008 Division Orals Metrobank-MTAP-NCR MathChallenge Grade 3
____________1. Using 1, 3, 4 and 7 once, write the greatest even number.

____________ 2. What is the difference between the greatest 4-digit
number and the least 3-digit number?
____________ 3.The sum of 6/5, 8/5, and 11/5 is equal to how many
wholes?
____________ 4. If twice Rita’s age plus 5 equals 21, how old is Rita?
____________ 5. If P99.50 is ½ the price of a book, how much does it cost ?
____________6. What is 50 x 300 – 100?
____________7. If 12 x 12 = 144, what is 120 x 120?
____________ 8. What is the remainder when 99 is divided by 5?
____________ 9. Three apples cost P34. How much will a dozen cost ?
____________10. What number is midway between 435 and 475?
____________11. The perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 87 cm. Find the
length of one side?
____________ 1. In a queue, John is 8th from the front and 11th from the
back. How many are in the queue?
____________ 2. If 8 is the first multiple of 8, what is the 14th multiple of
8?
____________ 3. If 15 + 25 + N = 16 x 5, what is N?
____________ 4. If you can save P5.50 a week, how many weeks do you
need to save to buy yourself a shirt worth P100?
____________5. Three squares of side 12 cm are placed side by side
without overlap to form one rectangle. What is the perimeter of the
rectangle made?
____________6. If 4 times the number is 192, what is 5 times the number?
____________1. Luisa withdrew P350 from her account of P850. A week

later, she deposited 3 times the amount she withdrew. What was her total
deposit then?
____________2. Two numbers have a product of 48 and a quotient of 3.
What are the two numbers?
____________3. Half a dozen chicos cost P45. An apple and 8 oranges cost
P135. How much will a dozen chicos and a dozen oranges cost if apples and
oranges cost the same?
____________ 4. On their route, Ricky saw an electric post every 45
seconds. If he saw one at the beginning and one at the end, how many
posts did he see in 9 minutes?
____________5. 210 = a x b; a = 3 x c; and b = d x 2. What is a + b + c + d?
____________6. Nina has 48 stamps. Lucy has 13 less than twice as many.
How many stamps do they have together?
Clincher questions
____________1.What number is midway between 1/3 and ½ ?
____________2. What two numbers have a sum of 15 and a difference of
3?
____________3. A square has an area of 36 m2. If each side is doubled,
what is the area of the bigger square?
Do-Or-Die questions
____________1. Nena is skip counting by 4 from 6 saying 6, 10, 14, … What
will she say on the 30th skip?
2006 Division Team Competition Metrobank-MTAP-NCR Math Challenge

Grade 3
A. 15-second questions – 2 points each (Give any answers with fractions in

lowest terms.)
____________ 1. What is the product of 8 x 23?

____________ 2. Round 50,543 to the nearest thousand.
____________ 3. Give the sum of 7/12 + 8/12 + 9/12 as a whole number.
____________ 4. How many 11s are there in 528?
____________ 5. If there are 200 pupils and 12 teachers in a small school,
what is the ratio of pupils to teachers in lowest terms?
____________ 6.18 is ¼ of what number?
____________ 7. How many 5-peso coins are equal to a P1000 bill?
____________ 8. 6 x 15 + 4 x 15 is equal to what single number?
____________9.A runner can run ½ kilometer in 5 minutes. How many
kilometers can he run in 25 minutes?
____________10. If you subtract 9 from twice a number, you get 31. What
is the number?
____________11. How much more is the product of 8 x 12 than the sum of
12 + 8?
____________1. Give three prime numbers whose product is 42.

____________ 2.What is the sum of 3/8 + 5/6 + 2/3 in lowest terms?
____________3. Joan and 14 friends entered a bus in line. There are 6
children ahead of Joan. How many are behind her?
____________ 4.There are 10 slices of bread in ½ loaf of bread. How many
slices are there in 3 ¼ loaves?
____________5. Lina is skip counting by 6 beginning with 24 on the first
skip. What number will she say on the 16th skip?
____________ 6. The sum of three consecutive even numbers is 132. What
is the biggest of the three?
____________1. Jillian gathered 20 red roses, 15 white roses and 13 yellow

roses. If she put the roses 8 to a vase, how many vases did she use?
____________ 2.On a trip, Mr. Santos drove for 2 ½ hours, stopped for
lunch and then drove again for 1 ¾ hours. If it took him 5 hours to reach his
destination, how many minutes did he stop for lunch?
____________3. Mang Andres is putting a fence around his garden which is
15 m long and 10 ½ m wide. If the fencing material costs P196 a meter, how
much will he spend for the fence?
____________ 4.I spent 1/3 of my money in a store. Next, I spent 1/3 of my
remaining money in a second store. Then, I had exactly P120 left. How
much money had I at first?
____________5. A lawn, 30 m by 25 m, needs 3 kilos of fertilizer for each 50
m2. How many kilos of fertilizer is needed for it?
____________ 6. Luz has 45 stamps. Rita has 15 fewer than twice as many.
How many stamps do the two girls have?
Clincher questions
____________ 1. Which number does not belong? 19, 29, 43, 47, 51, 53
____________2. A boy sells comics for P12.50. If he pays P10 for each and
can sell 150 a week, how much does he earn?
____________3. A farmer brought 35 hens and goats to market. If the
animals had 84 legs, how many goats were there?
Do-Or-Die questions
____________1. I have 17 coins worth P28.50 in my purse in 25¢, 1-peso
and 5- peso coins. How many of each coin are there?
2007 Division Team Competition Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge

Grade 3
____________1. Round 35 456 to the nearest thousands.

____________2. What is 12 more than the product of 25 x 25?
____________3. What is the greatest 4-digit number in which the sum of
the digits is 18?
____________4. Subtract 250 from the sum of 320 and 350.
____________5. A side of an equilateral triangle is 55 m; what is its
perimeter?
____________6. The bus fare from Monumento to Cubao is P18. If I have 3
companions with me, how much fare will I pay for?
____________7. Which of 1361 or 1362 is divisible by 3?
____________8.What is N in the patter ¾, 1 ½, 2 ¼, N, …?
____________9. If a dollar is equivalent to P49.50, what will 5 dollars equal
to?
____________10. What is the perimeter of a 7 m by 8 m rectangle?
____________11.The sum of the fractions 3/8 + 7/8 + 13/8 + 9/8 is equal to
what whole number?
____________1.If 3 oranges cost P40, how much will 1 ½ dozens cost?

____________2. Tina has P150 while her sister has twice as much. How
much should her sister give Tina so that they will have equal amounts of
money?
____________ 3. The difference between two numbers is 12. The larger is
19 more than 55. What is the smaller number?
____________4. What is the greatest 4-digit number in which the sum of
the digits is 18 and no two digits are the same?
____________5. A cooking class sold 162 boxes of cookies. There were 27
girls in the class. What was the average number of boxes each girl sold?
____________6. Aling Josie saved P5,280 from January to April. If a month
has 30 days, how much did she save in a day?

____________1. The bus fare from Monumento to Cubao for 9 people is
P162. How much is the fare for 15 people?
____________2.It took Ruel 3 ½ hours to drive to his cousin’s house. The
return trip took 3/4hr. longer. How many hours did it take for the entire
trip?
____________3. Mr. Cruz is putting a fence around his rectangular yard. The
yard is 15 m by 10.5 m. The fencing costs P200 per meter. How much will
Mr. Cruz spend for the fencing?
____________4.Mario won P20,000 in a lottery. He gave ¼ of the money to
his mother. His mother spent 1/5 of her money for grocery items. How
much money was spent for grocery?
____________5. Charlene wants to buy a dress that costs P275. She has
only P125. If she can save P35 a week, how many weeks does she need to
save to buy the dress?
____________6. Ella is 7 years older than Lilay. Eight years ago, Lilay was 7
years old. How old is Ella this year?
Clincher questions
____________1. When twice Rita’s age is increased by 2, the result is 20.

How old is Rita?
____________2. The sum of 3 consecutive odd numbers is 81. What is the
biggest of the three?
____________3. Clara has P12.50 more than Lilibeth. The sum of their
money is P84.50. How much money has each?
Do-Or-Die questions
_____________ 1. Find the number of eggplants Aling Norma picked from

her garden. The number is less than 60. If you divide it by 8, the remainder
is 7. If you divide it by 12, the remainder is also 7.
2005 Regional Finals Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Grade 3
____________1. Forty-five minutes is what fraction of an hour?

____________2. An equilateral triangle has a perimeter of 84 cm. What is
the length of one side?
____________3. Round 55,552 to the nearest thousand.
____________4. Express 24 as the sum of two prime numbers.
____________ 5. What is the remainder when 290 is divided by 7?
____________ 6. What is 15 more than the product of 8 and 12?
____________7. What is the area of a square whose perimeter is 44 cm?
____________ 8. Pete has P8 more than Tony. Together, they have P56.
How much money has Pete?
____________9. Lita has P442 in 50-peso bills and 1-peso coins. What is the
biggest number of 50-peso bills that she can have?
____________10. The perimeter of a garden is 34 m. The length is 10 m.
What is the area?
____________ 11. A piece of ribbon is 60 dm long. How many 2-dm pieces
can becut from it?
____________1. Leni was 7 years old on March 3, 1998. In what year will
she be 16 years old?
____________ 2. A farmer gathered 245 mangoes from one tree and 198
from another tree. He put them 60 in a basket. How many mangoes were
not in a full basket?
____________3. If you divide 352 by a number, the quotient is 15 and the
remainder is 7. What is the divisor?
____________ 4. What is the sum of the first 4 odd numbers greater than
20?
____________5. Thirty-six students joined a Science Club; 11 less than
twice as many joined a Math Club. Together, how many members have the
2 clubs if each student can join only one club?
____________6. If 3 ponkans cost P20, how many can I buy with P150
____________1. Roy needs 35 m of string. He has one piece 12.4 m long

and another piece 17.8 m long.How much more string does he need?
____________2. For every 25 kilos of old newspapers collected, a class is
given 10 points. How many points did a class get if they collected 575 kilos
of newspaper?
____________3. A sandwich and a bottle of softdrinks cost P23.50. Two
sandwiches and a bottle of softdrinks cost P37.50. How much does a bottle
of softdrinks cost?
____________ 4. Rita has 45 U.S. stamps. She has 8 fewer Japanese stamps
as U.S. stamps. Her Philippine stamps are thrice as many as her Japanese
stamps. How many stamps altogether does Rita have?
____________5. A rectangular school yard is 105 m long and 85 m wide. If a
jogger goes 5 times around it, how many meters will that be?
____________ 6. The product of 39 x 55 is closest to what multiple of 100?
Clincher questions
____________1. Write 2.75 as a fraction in lowest terms.

____________ 2.In a test given to 560 students,1/5 failed. How many
passed?
2006 Regional Finals Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Grade 3

__________1. On a field day, 36 boys and 36 girls will dance in groups of 6.

How many groups will there be?
__________ 2. Give the prime numbers between 50 and 60.
__________ 3. What number is 9 more than the product of 12 and 7?
__________ 4. If ¼ of a number is 26, what is ¾ of the number?
__________ 5. I am a 5-digit number. My ones digit is 8. My thousands digit
is half my ones digit and the rest of my digits are half my thousands digit.
What number am I?
__________ 6.Lito earns P38 an hour and works 8 hours a day. How much
does he earn a day?
__________ 7. With the digits 2, 3, 7 and 9 write a 4-digit number greater
3,000 but less than 3,500.
__________ 8. How many 40-minute periods are there in 6 hours?
__________ 9.Reduce 48/60 to lowest terms.
__________10. What is the difference between the smallest 5-digit number
and the largest 4-digit number?
__________11. Ponkans cost P6.00 each. How many can I buy with P100?
__________ 1.Lito had 60 marbles. He gave ¼ of them to his brother and

1/3 of what remained to his friend. How many marbles had he left?
__________2. There are 346 Gr. 4 pupils in a school. Of these, 88 belong to
the Mission Circle, 75 belong to the Glee Club and 96, to the Choir. If no
pupil can belong to two clubs, how many do not belong to any club?
__________ 3. What is the biggest number N that will make N – 23 < 58?
__________4. Anna bought a papaya for P36.50. She also bought a
watermelon that costs P7.50 more than the papaya. How much did she
spend on the two fruits?
__________5. A car averages 10 km to a liter of gasoline. How many liters,
to the nearest whole number of liters, will be needed to make a round trip
to a town 158 km away.
__________ 6. There are 48 pupils in a class. The ratio of boys to girls is 3:5.
How many girls are there?
__________1. The moon goes around the earth in 28 days. How many
times can it go completely around the earth in one year?
__________ 2.Kim took a test of 3 parts. He got 40 or 2/3 of the first part,
45 or ¾ of the second part and 40 or 4/5 of the third part. How many items
were in the test?
__________3. A hamburger sandwich and a glass of softdrinks cost P40.
Two hamburger sandwiches and a glass of softdrinks cost P71.50.What is
the cost of a glass of softdrinks?
2005 Regional Individual Finals Metrobank - MTAP- DepEd Math Challenge

Grade 3
Part I: Solve each problem and write the answer on the blank before the
number. [ 2 points each - 30 minutes]
__________ 1. What is 49 more than the product of 24 x 28?

__________ 2. What is the remainder when 567 is divided by 29?
__________ 3. On a number line what number is halfway between 31 and
97? 31 97
__________ 4.How much more is ¾ of 124 than 2/5 of 150?
__________ 5. What is N in 14, 20, 26, 32, ___, ___, ___, N?
__________ 6. A farmer picked 288 mangoes from one tree and 197 from a
second tree. He put them 60 to a basket. How many mangoes are not in a
full basket?
__________ 7. Find two numbers with a sum of 75 and a difference of 19.
__________ 8. George wants to buy a T-shirt that costs P109.50. He has
only P68.75.How much more does he need?
__________ 9. If I add 17 to my number, then triple the result and finally
subtract 45, the final result is 63. What is my number?
__________ 10. Joyce spends 3 ¾ hours a week doing her homework and 5
2/5 hours watching TV. How many minutes does she spend on both
activities?
__________ 11. Elsa made a table cover that is 2 ¾ m long and 1 ½ m wide.
How many meters of tatting does she need to put around it?
__________ 12. Miss Cruz has 9 red papers and 7 blue papers. She will cut
each into 6 equal pieces. many pieces of colored papers will she have then?
__________ 13. Six roses cost P45 and 6 oranges cost P51. How much will it
cost to buy 8 roses and 8 oranges?
__________ 14. What is the biggest number N that will make N – 23 < 58?
__________ 15. If 1/5 of a number is 136, what is 1/8 of the number?
Part II: Solve each problem. [ 3 points each ]
1. A grass lawn is 68 m by 52 m. Find the ( a.) perimeter of the lawn, and

( b.) the area of the lawn
2. In a relay by bicycle, a team of 7 covered a total of 289 kilometers. Six

team members cycled the same number of kilometers. The seventh cycled 9
kilometers more than the others. How many kilometers did ( a.) each of the
6 cyclists cover? ( b.) How many kilometers did the seventh cover?
3. Nora collects stamps. She puts 15 stamps on each page of her album. If
28 pages are full and the last has only 7 stamps, how many stamps does
Nora have?
4. Lito and Nardo are playing a numbers game. Lito gives a number and
then Nardo gives another. Fill in the missing numbers. LITO 2 4 6 10 12 14
18 NARDO 7 11 15 23 27 35
5. A test has three parts. Kim got 40 or 2/3 of the first part, 36 or ¾ of the
second part and 48 or 4/5 of the third part. a. How many correct answers
did Kim get in all? b. How many items in all are there? c. How many
mistakes in all did Kim make?
Part III: Solve each problem. [5 points each ]
1. A clock strikes once for the first quarter hour, twice for the half hour,
thrice for the third quarter and as many times as the hour, that is it strikes
one at 1:00, twice at 2:00 and so on. How many times in all does it strike
from 9:00 A.M. to 12 noon?
2. An educational film is 30 minutes long. Because the auditorium is small,

only one grade at a time could see it. It took 10 minutes to rewind and set
the film again between showings. The showing started at 8:30 a.m. What
time did the showing end if all pupils from Grade 1 to Grade 6 saw it?
3. A crew of 3 men can do a job in 3 weeks and 2 days. How long would it
take a crew of 4 men to do the job if they work at the same rate? [Note that
a work week contains 6 days.]
2006 Regional Individual Finals Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge

Grade 3
Solve each item and write the answer on the blank. Time: 75 minutes
__________ 1. What is the greatest common factor of 175 and 210?

__________ 2. Change 84/9 to a mixed number with the fraction part in
lowest terms.
__________ 4.By how much is 9 3/8 bigger than 4 7/12?
__________ 5. Find N in 982 + N = 1736.
__________ 6. A garden is 57m long and 42m wide. If you run around it 3
times, how many meters will that be?
__________ 7. In a class, there are 4 boys for every 5 girls. If there are 54
pupils in the class, how many boys are there?
__________ 8. How many bags of cement will be needed for a path 45m
long and 3m wide if one bag of cement is enough to cover 5 square meters
of path?
__________ 9. What number is 75 more than the product of 34 and 53?
__________ 10.Mother needs 5 ½ kilos of sugar for a dessert she is
preparing. She has only 3 2/5 kilos. How much more sugar does she need?
__________ 11. Joy read 105 pages of her book in 7 days. Her book
contains 222 pages. At the same rate, how many more days does she need
to finish reading the book?
__________ 12. If 8 is added to six times a number, the result is 80. What is
the number?
__________ 13. One side of a square is 17cm long. By how much is the area
increased if each side is increased by 3cm?
__________ 14.There are 15 dozen eggs in a box. 1/10 of them had cracks.
How many had no cracks?
__________ 15.How much less is 2/3 of 84 than the quotient of 511 ÷ 7?
II. Solve each problem on scratch paper. Write a neat and complete solution
on the space below. Label your answers. Then write the answer on the
blank before the number. [3 points each]
__________ 1. Nelly got 95, 92, 94, 85 and 90 on 5 tests. What must she get
on the 6th test for her average to be 92?
__________ 2. Kitty has a photo album of 30 pages. She places 6 pictures
on each page. Twenty-one pages of her album are full; the 22nd has only 4
pictures. How many more pictures can Kitty put in her album?
__________ 3. Twenty-five telephone poles are 50 meters apart. What is
the distance from the first pole to the last pole?
__________ 4. A man can do a job in 12 days working 8 hours a day. How
many hours a day must the same man work so he can finish the same job in
10 days?
__________ 5. Beth earned P1500 for 6 days of work. Ann earned P2,150
for 8 days. Who earned more per day of work? Why?
III. Solve each problem on scratch paper and then write a neat and
complete solution on the space below. Label your answers. [5 points each]
1. Rose receives P1.60 in change in 5¢, 10¢ and 25¢. She received 17 coins
in all. How many of each kind did she receive?
2. A school bus can carry 55 children. The bus picks up 1 child at the first
stop. At the second stop, it picks up two children. At the third stop, it picks
up 3 children. At each stop, it picks up one more child than at the previous
stop. After how many stops will the bus be full?
3. Ricky has 48 stamps; Pete has twice as many stamps as Ricky. Rod has
thrice as many stamps as the combined stamps of Ricky and Pete. How
many stamps do they have together? If the three decide to share the
stamps equally, how many will each have?
2007 Regional Individual Finals Metrobank-MTAP-DepEdMath Challenge
Grade 3
Solve each problem and write the answer on the blank before each number.
[ 2 points each] Time: 80 minutes
__________ 1. Write sixty-five thousand, seventy-eight in Hindu Arabic.

__________ 2. A car travels at 50 kilometers per hour. At that rate, how
long will it take to travel 75 kilometers?
__________ 3.Mother has 5 meters of pink cloth and 3 ½ meters of white
cloth. How many meters of cloth has she?
__________ 4. A garden is 20 meters long and 18 meters wide. What is its
area?
__________ 5. Kate has 65 stamps; Rose has 15 less than twice as many
stamps. How many stamps have they together?
__________ 6. A string is 80 meters long. One-fourth of the string is how
much longer than one-fifth of the string?
__________ 7. Find two numbers with a sum of 64 and a difference of 20.
__________ 8. The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 135. What is
the largest of the three numbers?
__________ 9. What is N in 6, 7, 9, 12, 16, 21, ___ , ___ , N?
__________ 10. If today is Friday, what day is it 100 days from today?
__________ 11. If 4 boys can make 20 kites in 5 days, how many kites can
10 boys make in 10 days?
__________ 12. Lita bought 6 oranges at P11.00 each and a watermelon
that cost 4 times as much as an orange. How much change did she get if she
gave the seller two P100-bills?
__________ 13. I am a number less than 50. When you divide me by 7, the
remainder is 3. When you divide me by 8, the remainder is 5. What number
am I?
__________ 14. Ruth has 96 roses for sale. Half of her roses are red. One
third of the other half are pink and the rest are white. How many white
roses has Ruth for sale?
__________ 15. How many numbers between 101 and 215 are multiples of
6?
II. Solve each problem on scratch paper. Then, write a neat and complete
solution on the space provided. [3 points each]
1. Five atis cost P35. An atis and 9 apples cost P115. How much is the cost of
one dozen atis and one dozen apples?
2. Which has a bigger area, a square with a side of 19 m or a rectangle that

is 23 m long and 16 m wide? By how much?
3. I am a 3-digit number less than 800. My hundreds digit is 2 more than my

ones digit but 1 less than my tens digit. Write as many numbers as I can be.
4. Ann has P425; Beth has P160 more than Ann while Tess has as much as
Ann and Beth together. How much money does Tess have?
5. The product of two numbers is 48 and their quotient is 3. Find the two
numbers.
III. Solve each problem on scratch paper. Then, write a neat and complete
1. Joe and Tim played a game. At the end of a game, the loser gave the
winner 5¢. After some time, Joe had won 3 games and Tim had 15¢ more
than when he began. How many games did they play?
2. A farmer has 50 animals in his farm. 21 are chicken, and the rest are
ducks and cows. If there are 118 legs in all, how many ducks and cows are
there?
3. Two-thirds of the area of a square garden is 96 m2. Find the area and the
perimeter of the garden. If santan are to be planted along the edges 4 dm
apart, how many santan plants will be needed?
2008 Regional Individual Finals Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge

Grade 3
I. Solve each item and write the answer on the blank before each number.
[ 2 points each]
__________ 1. What number increased by 3419 will give 5287?

__________ 2. Give two different prime numbers whose sum is 38.
__________ 4. A store sold 8 colored TV sets for P92,000. How much did
each set cost?
__________ 5. What is the least number that has 8, 14 and 22 as divisors?
__________ 6. What is the next number in the pattern 7, 15, 25, 37, ____ ?
__________ 7. A vendor had 79 red balloons and 95 green balloons. He sold
5/6 of them and 7 burst. How many balloons remained?
__________ 8. A rectangular garden is 45 m long and the area is 1620 m2.
What is the width?
__________ 9. There are 45 pupils in a class. Two-fifths of them are boys.
Then, 3 girls left for the province and 7 new pupils came. How many pupils
were then in the class?
__________ 10. What two numbers have a product of 96 and a sum of 20?
__________ 11. Write 189 in Roman Numerals.
__________ 12. How much more is the product of 345 x 50 than the
product of 100 x 100?
__________ 13. Mother needs 2/3 meter of cloth for a pillow case. How
many meters of cloth does she need for 18 pillow cases?
__________ 14. Nena spends 4 ½ hours a week doing her homework and 4
¼ hours playing and watching TV. How many minutes a week does she
spend on both activities?
__________ 15. Kate can make 8 glasses of drinks from a can of juice. She
needs 78 glasses of drinks. How many cans of juice does she need to buy?
II. Solve each problem on scratch paper. Then write a neat and complete
1.Two-fifths of the 2150 students in a school are boys. If ¼ of the boys and
1/3 of the girls are scouts, how many scouts are in the school?
2.There are 56 pupils in a class. 2/7 of the pupils walk to school, ¼ take the
school bus and the rest take a jeep. How many pupils go to school by each
method?
3. Six Grade 3 sections collected old newspaper. Each section collected an

average of 186 kilos of newspaper a week. If the drive lasted for 4 weeks,
how many kilos of newspaper did they collect? If they sold it at P2.50 a kilo,
how much did they get?
4. I bought some P5-stamps and P13-stamps worth a total of P123. If I

bought 15 stamps, how many of each kind did I buy?
5. The cost of a book is P159. The cost of 5 Math notebooks is P117.50. Find
the cost of 2 of the books and 12 of the notebooks.
III. Solve each problem on scratch paper; then write a neat and complete
1.Five oranges and one apple cost P56.00. One orange and 5 apples cost
P64.00. How much do a dozen oranges and 18 apples cost?
2.I am a 4-digit number. My thousands digit is 3 more than my ones digit;

my hundreds digit is 1 less than my thousands and my tens is 2 more than
my thousands. What numbers can I be?
3.There are 32 red marbles in a box. The ratio of red marbles to green
marbles in the box is 2:3. If 8 more red marbles are added into the box,
what is the new ratio of the number of red marbles to that of green
marbles?
2004 Sectoral Finals Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd MathChallenge Grade 3
____________1. What number is 25 more than 3 times 15?

____________2. If you cut 7 ¾ melons into eights, how many pieces will
you have?
____________3. What will you add to 3/8 to get ¾ ?
____________4. How many hours are there in 5 1/3 days?
____________5. What is the ratio of 9 months to 3 years in simplest form?
____________6. A garden is 18 meters by 14 meters. What is its perimeter?
____________ 7. A kilo of chicken costs P94.50. How much will 2 kilos cost?
____________ 9. In a group of 96 pupils, ¾ passed the test for a Science
High School. How many failed the test?
____________10. A rectangular garden has an area of 162 square meters. If
the width is 9 m, what is its length?
____________11. A piece of wire, 44 dm long is formed into square. What
is its area?
____________1. Four times a number plus 14 equals 98. What is the

number?
____________2. How many pieces of ribbon each 4 dm long, can you cut
from a 30-meter ribbon?
____________ 3. Mother bought 3 kilos of chicken at P96 a kilo, 1 ½ kilos of
beef at P140 a kilo. How much did she pay in all?
____________ 4. In a school, the boys are 3/5 of all the students. If there
are 480 boys, how many students are there in the school?
____________5. Linda sold 180 hand towels for P8.50 each. If she got 90
centavos for each towel, how much did she earn?
____________6. What is the ratio in lowest terms of 75 cm to 3½ m?
____________1. A bag marked P280 was sold for P240. The discount is
what fraction, in the lowest terms of the marked price?
____________2. Carla is 6 ½ years older than her brother and the sum of
their ages is 24 ½ . How old is Carla?
____________3. If ponkans cost 3 for P25 and apples cost 2 for P25, how
much willl a dozen of each kind of fruit cost?
____________4. A rectangular garden is 18 meters by 14 meters. How
much will it cost to fence it if one meter of fencing material costs P45?
____________5. Marlon saves P5.50 a week from his allowance. After 9
weeks, he wanted to buy a bag worth P80. How much money does he have
to ask from his mother to buy the bag?
____________6. A rectangular playground is 85 meters by 70 meters. If you
walk 5 times around it, how many meters will that be?
Clincher questions
____________1. What is the sum of the whole numbers between 8 and 13?
____________ 2. Nancy bought 2 T-shirts at P105 each and one blouse for
P125. How much change did she get from a P500-bill?
____________ 3. Father picked 240 mangoes. He put ¾ of them into
baskets to be sold. He gave 15 to each of his two neighbors. How many
mangoes remained for the family?
Do-Or-Die questions
____________1. Stella has three 5-peso coins and two 1-peso coins. Katie
has five 25¢ coins. How much more do they need to buy a Christmas décor
that costs P25?
____________2. The math tests of Tom are 88, 85, 92, 90. What must he
get in the last test so that his average is 90?
2005 Sectoral Finals Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd MathChallenge Grade 3
A. 15-secondquestions – 2 points each
____________1. What number is 17 less than four times 13?

____________ 2.How many fifths are there in 9 4/5 ?
____________3. One side of a square is 19 cm. What is its perimeter?
____________4. Round 18,758 to the nearest hundred.
____________5. What is the ratio of 10 months to 4 years in simplest form?
____________6. A lobby is 16 meters by 8 meters. What is its area?
____________7. A kilo of chicken costs P92.50. How much will 2 kilos cost?
____________ 8.Jude had 96 marbles. He gave 1/3 of them to his brother.
How many marbles remained with him?
____________ 9. In a group of 104 pupils, ¾ passed the test for Manila
Science High School. How many failed the test?
____________10. A rectangular garden has an area of 168 square meters. If
the width is 8 m, what is its length?
____________ 11. What is the sum of the prime numbers between 20 and
30?
B. 30-secondquestions – 3 points each
____________1. How many pieces of string, each 2 ½ m long, can you cut
from a 55-meter roll of string?
____________2. Mother bought 2 kilos of pork at P125 a kilo; 1 ½ kilos of
beef at P165 a kilo. How much did she pay in all?
____________3. Rita bought a watermelon for P65 and a papaya that cost
P25.50 less than the watermelon. How much did she pay for both?
____________4. A rectangular school yard is 85 meters by 65 meters. If you
walk twice around it, how many meters will that be?
____________5. Peter sells 180 hand towels for P18.50 each. If he gets 50
centavos for each towel, how much does he earn?
____________6. Three times a number minus 15 equals 75. What is the
number?
____________1. A school bag marked P225 was sold for P200. The discount
is what fraction, in lowest terms, of the marked price?
____________2. Rico can run 1 ½ m a second. How many minutes will it
take him to run 450 m?
____________ 3. A rectangular garden is 18 meters by 14 meters. How
much will it cost to fence it if one meter of fencing material costs P60?
____________4. What is the 25th number in the pattern 7, 11, 15, 19, … ?
____________5. What number nearest to 4584 is divisible by 47 without
remainder?
____________6. In a school, the boys are 2/5 of all the students. If there
are 260 boys, how many girls are there?
Clincher questions
____________1. What is the sum of the whole numbers between 8 and 13?
2006 Sectoral Finals Metrobank - MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Grade 3
____________1. Estimate the product of 53 x 67 by rounding each factor.

____________2. Change 6 5/9 to an improper fraction.
____________3.What is ¾ of 124?
____________ 4. What is the biggest whole number N that will make N – 7
< 35?
____________ 5. What number is 8 more than 2 times the sum of 9 and
10?
____________6. A piece of wire 44 cm long is formed into a square. What is
the area of the square that is formed?
____________ 8. One number is 5 more than another and their sum is 43.
What is the bigger number?
____________9. What is the 10th number in the pattern 12, 19, 26, 33, . . .
____________10. Mother has P50. She bought 2 mangoes at P11.50 each.
How much change did she get?
____________11. Give the prime numbers between 30 and 40.
____________1. John bought 3 orchestra tickets for P38.50 each. How

much change did he get from two P100-bills?
____________2. What is the ratio in lowest terms of 75 cm to 2 ¾ meters?
____________3. A 4-liter can of oil costs P312. How much does ½ liter of oil
cost?
____________4. Kitty spends 3 ¾ hours a week doing her homework and 5
2/3 hours watching TV. How many minutes a week does she spend on both
activities?
____________ 5. Six ponkans cost P45 and 6 apples cost P51. How much do
2 ponkans and 2 apples cost?
____________6. Mother uses 3 cups of salt for 50 cups of water for her salt
solution. How many cups of water does she need for 4 ½ cups of salt?
____________1. If 25 is subtracted from a number and the difference is

divided by 12, the result is 17. What is the number?
____________2. If apples cost 3 for P25, and oranges cost 4 for P30, how
much will a dozen of each kind of fruit cost?
____________3. Mother had some money in her purse. She gave half of the
money to her daughter and half of the remaining money to her son. If she
had exactly P36.50 left, how much money had she at first?
____________4. A grass lawn is 85 m long 68 m wide. If you walk around it
5 times, how many meters will that be?
____________ 5. A test has three parts. Lita got 40 or 2/3 of the first part,
30 or ¾ of the second part and 48 or 4/5 of the third part. How many items
in all are in the test?
____________6.Elsa made a table cover that is 2 ¾ m long and 1 ½ m wide.
How many meters of tatting does she need to put around it?
Clincher questions
____________1.By how much is ½ of 50 bigger than 1/3 of 45?

____________ 2. What number is 12 less than the product of 7 times the
sum of 14 and 16?
____________ 3. In a school play, adult tickets cost P50 and student tickets
cost P25. How much will 3 adult tickets and 4 student tickets cost?
Do-Or-Die questions
____________ 1. A carpenter made 40 stools, some 3-legged and some 4-

legged. If he used 142 legs, how many 4-legged stools did he make?
FIRST NATIONAL METROBANK - MTAP - DEPED MATH CHALLENGE Grade 3
_________ 1. What is the value of the underlined digit in 68,985?

_________ 2. How many tens are there in 5,480?
_________ 3. If 17,843 = 17,000 + N + 40 + 3, what is N?
_________ 4. Write thirty-six thousand, nine hundred eight in figures.
_________ 5. What is the biggest number that you can write using 0, 5, 8,
7?
_________ 6. What is the smallest 4-digit number with no digits the same?
_________ 7. Write DXCVIII in Hindu-Arabic. +5 x 3 ÷ 6 – 5
_________8.N if [ N ] ---> [ ] ---> [ ] ---> [ ] ---> [ 11 ].
_________ 9. A farmer picked 341 mangoes. He gave 65 to friends and sold
250. How many were left for his family?
_________ 10. If October 17 is Wednesday, what day is October 25?
_________ 11. Add 37 to the product of 13 and 8.
_________ 12. What fraction of the figure is shaded?
_________ 13. How much is our paper bill (money) with BENIGNO AQUINO
Jr. on it?
_________ 14. How many 5-peso coins equal one P100 bill?
_________ 15. Father has six P100-bills, seven P50-bills and fifteen P10-bills
in his wallet. How much money has he in his wallet?
_________ 16 What is CLXXVI in Hindu-Arabic?
_________ 17. What is the remainder when 936 is divided by 17?
_________ 18. A Grade 3 class bought 2 boxes of milk each containing 48
cans. How many cans of milk did they buy?
_________ 19. The pupils in Problem 18 gave 3 cans of milk to each flood
victim. To how many did they give milk?
_________ 20. A Grade 3 class collected 250 kilos of newspaper one week
and 1 ½ times as much the next week. How many kilos in all did they collect
in two weeks?
_________ 21. Apples cost P7.50 each. How many can you buy for P50?
_________ 22. I am thinking of two factors of 48 whose sum is 16. what are
the two factors?
_________ 23. How many eighths are there in 2 ½ wholes?
_________ 24. In the word MATHEMATICS, which letter is the 7th from the
beginning?
_________ 25. By what can 37 be increased to make it 85?
_________ 26. What is the sum of the first 6 counting numbers?
_________ 27. What is the triangle in the figure called?
_________ 28. How many angles less than 180o each are formed by two
intersecting lines?
_________ 29. In the figure, give another name for ray AB. A B C
_________ 30. What is the name of a figure with 4 equal sides and 4 equal
angles?
_________ 31. A school yard is 123 meters long and 88 meters wide. If you
walk around it, how many meters will that be?
_________ 32. A rectangular lot has an area of 391 m2. If the width is 17
m., what is the length?
_________ 33. An angle measures 105 . What kind of angle is it called?
_________ 34. What is the shape of this paper you are now reading?
_________ 35. One side of a square is 1 ½ dm. What is its perimeter in
centimeters?
_________ 36. What is the perimeter of the figure? 14cm 11cm 18 cm
27cm
_________ 37. What is the area of the same figure?
_________ 38. Pete and Rey went to see a film. It lasted for 1 ½ hours. It
ended at 11:00 pm. What time did it begin?
_________ 39. What is the next number in 11, 13, 16, 20, 25, ….
_________ 40. The Grade 3 girls baked 8 ½ dozen cookies and put them in
plastic bags, 6 cookies in a bag. How many bags did they use?
_________ 41. The scout master made 88 scouts form rows of 12. How
many more scouts are needed to complete the last row?
_________ 42. Pete has 29 marbles. Ricky has 11 less than twice as many.
How many marbles has Ricky?
_________ 43. A box is 12 cm long, 9cm wide and 7cm high. What is its
volume? 12cm 9cm 7cm
_________ 44. Ann has 96 Philippine stamps. She has 2/3 as many U.S.
stamps and ½ as many European stamps. How many stamps has she in all?
_________ 45. If 37 x 68 = 2516, what is 370 x 680?
_________ 46. Multiplying 45 by 15 and then dividing by 5 will give the
same result as multiplying 45 by what 1-digit number?
_________ 47. Nancy has 5 ½ meters of cloth. She used 2 ¼ meters for a
dress. How much cloth has she left?
_________ 48. Kate has a picture album. She puts 6 pictures on each page.
If 27 pages are full and there are 3 pictures on the 28th page, how many
pictures are in her album?
_________ 49. How many tens are there in the smallest 4-digit number?
_________ 50. If a boy takes 3 minutes to walk 200 meters, how long will it
take him to walk a kilometer?
FIRST NATIONAL (part2) METROBANK - MTAP- DEPED MATH CHALLENGE

Grade 3
Solve each problem and putthe answer on the blank before the number.
_________ 1. What is the value of 8 in 8,397?

_________ 2. Write “six thousand five hundred fifty-eight” in Hindu-Arabic.
_________ 3. How many P100 bills will make P5,000 ?
_________ 4. _______ = 9000 + 600 + 80 + 6
_________ 5. What will you put in the blank, < = or > ? 5,945 ____ 5, 954
_________ 6. Choose from {200, 300, 400, 500} so that ____ x 9 > 4,476?
_________ 7. What number is 347 more than 5,928?
_________ 8. What is 19 less than 45 + 38?
_________ 9. What will make 4958 = 4,000 + [ ] + 50 + 8, true?
_________ 10. Write LXXXIV in Hindu-Arabic.
_________ 12. Fill the ____ to make (35 + 5) + 13 = ( _____ + 9 ) + 17 true.
_________ 13. What is the missing factor in 8 x [ ? ] = 384?
_________ 14. 27 + 27 + 27 + 27 + 27 + 27 + 27 = ____ x 27
_________ 15. What is the missing number in 452 – [ ? ] = 275?
_________ 16. There are 1,672 students in St. Anne’s School. Ofthese, 948
are boys. How many are girls?
_________ 17. Mother boughta dozen mangoes for P114. How much was
one mango?
_________ 18. 165 students went to a ball game. 75 of the students were
boys. Whatis the ratio ofboys to girls?
_________ 19. In 9 x 8 = 72, 9 and 8 are called _____ .
_________ 20. Which of the following is a prime number? { 21, 23, 25, 27 }
_________ 21. What is the missing number in 16, 23, 30, ___, 44, 51.
_________ 22. The numbers 8, 16, 24, 32, 40 are called ________ of 8.
_________ 23. George gathered 265 eggs. He put12 in each egg tray. How
many trays did he fill up?
_________ 24. You have 7 boxes ofmilk. Each contains 48 cans. How many
food packages can you prepare ifyou put 2 cans ofmilk in each package?
_________ 25. Aileen read 90 pages ofher storybook in 5 days. The book
has 161 pages. At the same rate, in how many more days can she finish the
book?
_________ 26. Tom, Jack and Phil picked 204 mangoes. Ifthey shared the
mangoes equally, how many did each get?
_________ 27. Mother used ¾ kilo ofsugar for one dessertand ½ kilo for
another. If she bought2 kilos ofsugar, how much sugar remained?
_________ 28. Ray has P228. He gave 1/3 of it to his sister and ¼ of it to his
younger brother. How much had he left?
_________ 29. What comes next? 3/5, 6/10, 9/15, 12/20, _____?
_________ 30. Mother bought4 2/5 meters of white cloth and 5 ½ meters
ofblue cloth. How many meters ofcloth did Mother buy?
_________ 31. Joy has 3 P50-bills, 4 P20-bills, 7 P10-bills and 8 P5-coins.
How much money has she?
_________ 32. How many P5-coins will be equal to one P500-bill and one
P50-bill?
_________ 33. Joy started doing homework at7:15 p.m. and finished at 9:00
p.m. How many minutes did she take to do her homework?
_________ 34. 1.7 is equal to how many tenths?
_________ 35. Write six and one hundred thirty-six thousandths in symbols.
_________ 36. 0.45 is equal to what fraction in lowestterms?
_________ 37. Ray has a 3 2/3 meter rope and a 3 ½ meter rope. What is
the total length of his ropes?
_________ 38. Name the angle in the figure using 3 letters. X O Y
_________ 39. What do you call an angle of 98 ?
_________ 40. Gay has some money. On her birthday Mother gave her P75
and Father gave her P80. Now she has P292. How much money had she at
first?
_________ 41. Nelly is making handkerchiefs each 2.5 dm on a side. How
much lace does she need to put around 3 handkerchiefs.
_________ 42. What is the smallestnumber divisible by both 16 and 24?
_________ 44. Round off 4756 to the nearest hundred.
_________ 45. What is the biggestnumber by which you can divide both 24
and 36?
_________ 46. Tom put 128 stamps, 12 stamps to a page. How many
stamps are needed to fill up the last page?
_________ 47. The underline 7 in 7,476 is ______ times as greatas the 7
that is not underlined.
_________ 48. A rectangular garden is 32 m. long and 25 m. wide. What is
its area?
_________ 49. How tall is a tree that cast a shadow of 30 m. when a 3 m.
postcast a shadow of 5 m.
_________ 50. A rectangular park is 35 m. by 65 m. If a jogger goes around
it5 times, how many meters will that be?
26. ANSWER KEYS GRADE3 MTAP ANSWER KEY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2005 ELIMINATION
27. 1. 86,057 2. 63089 3. ten thousands 4. 400,000 5. 74 6. 1375 7. 102 8.
P1,010.00 9. 40 10. 174 11. 4,000 12. 560 13. 12 14. 418 15. 5,600 16. = 17.
444 18. 168 19. 6 20. 69 21. 8 and 7 22. 256 23. P1,147.50 24. 28 25. 7 26.
36 27. P17.50 28. 89 29. 388 30. 12 31. 3 32. 225 33. 18 34. 11 35. 7 36. 202
m. 37. 24 38. 2 ¼ m. 39. 30 40. square 41. 48 m. 42. 135 m2 43. 40 44. 15
45. 15 km. 46. 74 47. Nov. 25 48. P61.00 49. P95.00 50. 82
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2006 ELIMINATION 1. 4000 2. 198 3. 17,964 4.
188 5. XCVII 6. 51 7. 52 8. 15 9. 181300 10. 40 11. ¾ kilo 12. 30 18 13. 96 14.
square 15. 362 16. 2860 17. 1386 cm3 18. 1800 m 19. 10 20. 26 21. 203 22.
5 23. 8 24. 9 9/10 25. 105 26. rectangle 27. P192.00 28. 44 29. 53 and 59 30.
947 31. P375.00 32. 30 33. 8:15 34. 9876 35. 55 36. 75,704 37. 385 38. 55
39. 36 40. 2 41. 33/48 or 11/16 42. 384 43. 48 44. P300.00 45. 28 46. 10 47.
23 48. 72 49. 98 50. 7/20 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2007 ELIMINATION 1.
98 065 2. 70 000 3. 48 000 4. 2100 5. 396 6. 11 7. 62 8. 379 9. LXVII 10.
19/36 11. P150.00 12. 65 13. 70 14. P1075.66 15. 15 16. 3:5 or 3/5 17.
meters or m 18. 525 19. gram 20. 365 21. 65 22. 94 23. P32.75 24. P17.25
25. P125.00 26. 92 m 27. 493 m2 28. 17:10 or 17/10 29. 640 cm or 6.4 m
30. 6 m 31. 550 grams 32. 8 33. 10 34. 23 m 35. 13 36. 2200 37. P1.575.00
38. 8 39. 31 40. 104.5 km 41. P1,120.00 42. P48.00 43. 12 44. 54 m 45.
P207.00 46. 33 47. 28 sq m 48. P10,440.00 49. P1,085.00 50. 90 GRADE3
MTAP ANSWER KEY 2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
28. 2004 Division Orals A. 15-second questions 1. 50 2. P63.00 3. C 4. 35 5.
210 6. 1,750m 7. 121 sq dm 8. P80.00 9. 6 10. Jan. 26 11. 6 B. 30-second
questions 1. 27 2. P185.00 3. P65.00 4. 9 5. 7448 sq m 6. 50 7. 60 C. 1-
minute questions 1. 47 2. Mandy 3. P2,550.00 4. 2.08 km 5. 237 6. 50
Clincher 1. 55 2. 217 3. P99.00 Do-Or-Die 1. P2,510.00 2. 64
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2005 Division Orals A. 15-second questions 1.
9 2. 56 3. 500 g or ½ kg 4. 180 5. 9 6. 39 7. 28 8. 169 sq cm 9. 80 10. 10 11.
1500 B. 30-second questions 1. 26 m 2. 51 3. 106 4. 288 5. 38 6. 38 cm C. 1-
minute questions 1. 9:15 P.M. 2. Yoly P129, Bea P157 3. 25 2/3m 4. 40 5. 50
6. 58 Clincher 1. 71 2. 1 ¼ m 3. 10th Do-Or-Die 1. P259.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2008 Division Orals A. 15-second questions 1.
7314 2. 9 899 3. 5 4. 8 years 5. P199.00 6. 14,900 7. 14,400 8. 4 9. P136.00
10. 455 11. 29 cm B. 30-second questions 1. 18 2. 112 3. 40 4. 19 5. 96 cm 6.
240 C. 1-minute questions 1. P1,550.00 2. 4, 12 3. P270.00 4. 13 5. 43 [ 210
= 21 x 10 ] Clincher 1. 5 /12 2. 6, 9 3. 144 sq m Do-Or-Die 1. 122
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2006 Division Team Competition A. 15-second
questions 1. 184 2. 51,000 3. 2 4. 48 5. 50:3 6. 72 7. 200 8. 150 9. 2.5 km 10.
20 11. 76 B. 30-second questions 1. 2, 3, 7 2. 1 7/8 3. 8 4. 65 5. 114 6. 46 C.
1-minute questions 1. 6 2. 45 3. P9, 996.00 4. P270 5. 45 6. 120 Clincher 1.
51 2. P375.00 3. 7 Do-Or-Die 1. 4-P5, 7-P1 and 6-25¢
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2007 Division Team Competition A. 15-second
questions 1. 35 000 2. 637 3. 9900 4. 420 5. 165 6. P72.00 7. 1362 8. 3 9.
P247.50 10. 30 m 11. 4 B. 30-second questions 1. P240.00 2. P75.00 3. 62 4.
9810 5. 6 6. P44.00 C. 1-minute questions 1. P270.00 2. 7 ¾ 3. P10,200 4.
P1,000 5. 5 6. 22 yrs. old Clincher 1. 9 yrs. old 2. 29 3. [ L (P36.00), C
(P48.50)] Do-Or-Die 1. 55 GRADE 3 MTAP ANSWER KEY 3
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
29. 2005 Regional Finals A. 15-second questions 1. 3/4 2. 28 cm 3. 56,000 4.
5+19, 7+17, 11+13 5. 3 6. 111 7. 121 sq cm 8. P32.00 9. 8 10. 70 sq m 11. 30
B. 30-second questions 1. 2007 2. 23 3. 23 4. 96 5. 97 6. 22 C. 1-minute
questions 1. 4.8 m 2. 230 3. P9.50 4. 193 5. 1900 m 6. 2100 Clincher 1. 11/4
2. 448 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2006 Regional Finals A. 15-second
questions 1. 12 2. 53 and 59 3. 93 4. 78 5. 24228 6. P304.00 7. 3,279 or
3,297 8. 9 9. 4/5 10. 1 11. 16 B. 30-second questions 1. 30 2. 87 3. 80 4.
P80.50 5. 32 6. 30 C. 1-minute questions 1. 13 2. 170 3. P8.50
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2004 Sectoral Finals A. 15-second questions 1.
70 2. 62 3. 3/8 4. 128 5. 1 : 4 6. 64 m 7. P189.00 8. 3 9. 24 10. 18 m 11. 121
sq dm B. 30-second questions 1. 21 2. 75 3. P498.00 4. 800 5. P162.00 6. 3 :
14 C. 1-minute questions 1. 1/7 2. 15 ½ yr. old 3. P250.00 4. P2,880.00 5.
P30.50 6. 1550 m Clincher 1. 42 2. P165 3. 30 Do-Or-Die 1. P4.75 2. 95
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2005 Sectoral Finals A. 15-second questions 1.
35 2. 49 3. 76 cm 4. 18,800 5. 5 : 24 6. 128 sq m 7. P185.00 8. 64 9. 26 10.
21 m 11. 52 B. 30-second questions 1. 22 2. P497.50 3. P104.50 4. 600 m 5.
P90.00 6. 30 C. 1-minute questions 1. 1/9 2. 5 min 3. P3840 4. 103 5. 4606
6. 390 Clincher 1. 42 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2006 Sectoral Finals A. 15-
second questions 1. 3500 2. 59/9 3. 93 4. 41 5. 46 6. 121 sq cm 7. 7 8. 24 9.
75 10. P27.00 11. 31, 37 B. 30-second questions 1. P84.50 2. 3:11 3. P39.00
4. 565 minutes 5. P32.00 6. P32.00 C. 1-minute questions 1. 229 2. P190.00
3. P146.00 4. 1,530 m 5. 160 6. 8 ½ m Clincher 1. 10 2. 198 3. P250.00 Do-
Or-Die 1. 22 GRADE 3 MTAP ANSWER KEYS 4
30. 2005 Regional Finals A. 15-second questions 1. 3/4 2. 28 cm 3. 56,000 4.
5+19, 7+17,11+13 5. 3 6. 111 7. 121 cm2 8. P32.00 9. 8 10. 70 m2 11. 30 B.
30-second questions 1. 2007 2. 23 3. 23 4. 96 5. 97 6. 22 C. 1-minute
questions 1. 4.8 m 2. 230 3. P9.50 4. 193 5. 1900 m 6. 2100 Clincher
questions 1. 4/11 2. 448 2006 Regional Finals A. 15-second questions 1. 12
2. 53 and 59 3. 93 4. 78 5. 24228 6. P304 7. 3,279 or 3,297 8. 9 9. 4/5 10. 1
11. 16 B. 30-second questions 1. 30 2. 87 3. 80 4. P80.50 5. 32 6. 30 C. 1-
minute questions 1. 13 2. 170 3. P8.50
Below are the 2015 MTAP Math Challenge Division Oral Competition
questions with answers for Grade 3 pupils.
Part 1 (15 seconds) 2 pts each
1.) What is the smallest whole number that can be rounded to 1500?
Answer: 1450
2.) Two hundred thirty five is 65 less than what number?

Answer: 300
3.) What number gives 540 when subtracted from 10000?

Answer: 9460
4.) What is 125 more than 8 times 15?

Answer: 245
5.) What is the smallest whole number n to make n/11 improper?

Answer: 5/11
6.) What must be added to 5/7 to get a sum of 2?

Answer: 1 2/7 or 9/7
7.) What is the second greatest factor of 36?

Answer: 18
8.) Five days before yesterday was Wednesday. What is today?

Answer: Tuesday
9.) One piece of lumber was cut to 1-meter long pieces. Six cuts were made.
How long was the lumber?
Answer: 7 meters
10.) How many weeks are there in 4 years?

Answer: 208
11.) Eighty-five guests need to take the elevator to the auditorium. The
elevator can hold 9 guests at a time. What would be the least number of
the guests in the elevator on its last trip?
Answer: 4

1.) The fractions 5/9 and 30/n are equal. What is n?
Answer: 54
2.) Give the sum of the first 3 common multiples of 2 and 3.

Answer: 36
3.) What is the greatest number than can exactly divide 36, 60 and 24?
Answer: 12
4.) The perimeter of a rectangle is 34cm. The length of the rectangle is 12

cm. What is the area of the rectangle?
Answer: 60 sq m
5.) Karen reads a booklet. The digit “3” appeared 8 times in the page
numbers. How many pages are there in the booklet?
Answer: 33
6.) Anna earned P 7, 200. She gives her mother 1/5 of this amount and
spends 1/6 of the money on the groceries. What fraction of her earnings is
left?
Answer: 19/30
Part 3 (1 minute) 5 pts each
1.) When Tomas multiplied a number by 1 ½, he got 90 as an answer.

However, he should have divided the number by 1 ½ to get the correct
answer. What is the correct answer?
Answer: 40
2.) When it is 5 o’clock in the morning in Manila, it is 8 o’clock in the

morning of the same day in Sydney. Elsa took the Manila-Sydney flight that
departed from Manila at 11 p.m. on a Friday. It takes 8 hours to fly from
Manila to Sydney. What time and day in Sydney is Elsa’s expected arrival?
Answer: 10 am, Saturday
3.) The perimeter of a rectangle is 20 meters. If the measure of each side is

a whole number, how many different areas in square meters can the
rectangle have?
Answer: 5
4.) A woman spent two-thirds of her money. She lost two-thirds of the
remainder and then had 200 pesos left. With how much money did she
start?
Answer: Php 1, 800
5.) Three apples weigh same as 18 eggs. Two pineapples weigh as the same
as 36 eggs. How many apples weigh the same as three pineapples?
Answer: 9
6.) Insert operation symbols between the digits to make the equation work:
2 4 3 1 = 23
Answer: 2 x 4 x 3 – 1 = 23
Clincher
1.) What are the next two numbers in this pattern? 2 ½, 3, 3 ¾, 4 ½, ___,
___
Answer: 5 ¼, 6
2.) Mila and her sister start playing tic-tac-toe at 7:40am. School starts at
8:25 am and it takes her 15 minutes to get to school. What is the longest
amount of time Mila can play with her sister?
Answer: 30 minutes
3.) I am thinking of a number. I add 17. I double it. I subtract 6. I halve the
number. I get 20. What’s my number?
Answer: 6
Do or Die
When Anna, Bella, and Carla compared the amount of money each had,
they found out that Anna and Bella together had Php 1, 250, Bella and Carla
together had Php 1, 830, and Anna and Carla together had Php 1, 060. Who
had the least amount of money, and how much is it?
Answer: Anna. Php 240.
Below are the 2015 Grade 3 MTAP Elimination Questions. I will post the
solutions of selected items later. Also, if time permits, I will redraw some of
the figures.
1.) Tom bought some cans of paint. He used 18 cans to paint the house and
had 8 cans left. How many cans of paint did he buy?
Answer: 26
2.) Mary puts 8 stickers in every page of her 12-page album. How many
stickers does Mary have in all?
Answer: 96
3.) Dan and Ben found shells on the beach. Dan found 138. When they put
together all the shells they found, they had 257. How many shells did Ben
find?
Answer: 119
4.) Jeri is thinking of a mystery number. If she divides it by 8 and then

subtracts 7 from the result, the difference is 1. What is Jeri’s mystery
number?
Answer: 64
5.) Mary subtracted 12 from her age then divided the result by 3. The final
answer was 2. How old is Mary?
Answer: 18
6.) Tim bought 5 boxes of juice. Each box contains 6 cans of juice. He drank
two cans of juice and put the rest in the refrigerator. How many cans of
juice did Tim put in the refrigerator?
Answer: 28
7.) A school needs 480 notebooks for next year. If the notebooks come in
packages of 6, how many packages should the school buy?
Answer: 80
8.) A classroom has equal number of boys and girls. Eleven girls left to play
badminton, leaving twice as many boys as girls in the classroom. What was
the original number of pupils present?
Answer: 44
9.) A jar filled with water weighs 8 kg. When one-half of the water is poured
out, the jar and remaining water weight 4 ¾ kg. How much does jar weigh?
Answer: 1 1/2
10.) Lyn gave half of his salary and P 500 to his parents. Then he spent half
of his remaining salary and P 1, 000 on rent. How much was his salary if he
had P 5, 600 left?
Answer: 27, 400
11.) In a concert, half of the audience was adults. One-third of the

remaining audiences were boys and the rest were girls. If there were 2,000
girls in the concert, how many people attended the concert?
Answer: 6, 000
12.) The weight of a box of chocolates is 240 grams. After taking out ¾ of
the chocolates, the remaining chocolates and the box weighs 90 grams.
What is the weight of the all the chocolates?
Answer: 200
13.) Jay and Ken had the same number of stickers. Jay gave Ken 5 stickers.
How many more stickers does Ken have than Jay does?
Answer: 10
14.) Andrea has 5 baskets that hold a total of 25 mangoes. Each basket has
a different number of mangoes. No basket has either 1 or 2 mangoes. How
many mangoes are there in each basket?
Answer: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
15.) There are 34 students in a class. Every student plays at least one of two
sports: basketball and volleyball. Seventeen students play basketball only.
Five students play both basketball and volleyball. How many students play
volleyball only?
Answer: 12
16.) Eion has 327 play cards. Dion has 132 and Genrish has twice as many
play cards as Dion. Who has the largest collection of play cards?
Answer: Eion
17.) Five hundred eighty-two students voted for the two candidates for
Student Council president – Rina and Rico. Rina got 257 votes. Who won?
By how many votes?
Answer: Rico, 68
18.) This stairway is 3 steps high. How many bricks are needed to make a
12-step high stairway?
Answer: 78
19.) In a math contest of 10 problems, 3 points are given for each correct
answer and 1 point is deducted for each incorrect answer. If Nancy did all
10 problems and scored 18 points, how many correct answers did she have?
Answer: 7
20.) I have sold 2/3 of my pencils for P 18 each. If I have 12 pencils left, how
much money did I collected for the pencils I sold?
Answer: 432
21.) There are 8 aluminum cans on the shelf. Each contains 350 milliliters of
soup. Beth poured all the soup into one bowl. How many liters of soup did
she have?
Answer: 3
22.) Matt kept track of his weight for the past month. On April 1 he weighed
56 kilograms. On May 1 he weighed 1,200 grams more. By June 1 he lost 2
kilograms. What was his weight on the first of June?
Answer: 53 kg
23.) Mila fell asleep at 9:30 pm and woke up at 5:45 am the next morning.
Her brother Martin had been sleeping 1 hour and 10 min longer. How many
hours and minutes had Martin been sleeping?
Answer: 9
24.) There are 11 lampposts on one side of the path in the park. The
distance between each pair of neighboring lamppost is 6 meters. George
ran all the way from the first lamppost to the last one. How many meters
has he ran?
Answer: 60
25.) Mel gave away 59 of his marbles on the first day. On the second day he
gave away 24 less than the first day. On the third day he gave away marbles
that is double the number that he gave away on the first day. And on the
last day he gave away 26 more than what he gave away on the third day.
How many marbles did he give away in all?
Answer: 474
26.) The product of two numbers is 144 and their difference is 10. What is
the sum of the two numbers?
Answer: 26
27.) Two numbers have a sum of 15 and a product of 44. What is the bigger
number?
Answer: 11
28.) Two numbers have a difference of 5 and a quotient of 2. What is the

smaller number?
Answer: 5
29.) A total of 37 candies are placed in 7 jars. Each jar has different number
of candies. No jar has exactly 5 nor 6 candies. No jar is empty. What is the
greatest number of candies that any one jar can have?
Answer: 11
30.) Cathy had a sum of money. She spent 1/5 of it in September, ¼ of it in

October and P 120 in November. After spending these amounts of money,
she still had P 540 left. How much money did she have at first?
Answer: 1,200
31.) The perimeter of a rectangle is 30 meters and the measure of each side
is a whole number. How many rectangles with different shapes satisfy these
conditions?
Answer: 7
32.) One side of square A is three times the length of one side of square B.
How many times greater is the area of square A than the area of square B?
Answer: 9
33.) In the diagram, there is an equilateral triangle and a square. All the
sides of an equilateral triangle are equal. If the area of the square is 25
cm^2, find the perimeter of the triangle.
Answer: 15
34.) Gino forms three numbers with the digits 1 to 9. All the numbers have
three digits, and each digit is used only once. Gino added all the three
numbers. What is the greatest sum Gino can obtain?
Answer: 2556
35.) Nina cooked 121 hotdogs for the Christmas party. There were 16 male
and 18 female guests. Each male
guest ate 1 more hotdog than each female guest. Each of the female guests,
including Nina, ate equal number of hotdogs. How many hotdogs did each
male guest eat?
Answer: 4
36.) There are a total of 58 Grade 2 pupils. There are two sections for Grade
2: Rose and Lily. When six pupils were transferred from section Rose to
section Lily. The two sections then have the same number of students. How
many students were there in section Rose before the transfer?
Answer: 35
37.) Jose began to read 10:30 in the morning. At 2:20 pm he stopped

reading. How many minutes did Jose read?
Answer: 230
38.) A length of wire is cut into several smaller pieces. Each of the smaller
pieces is bent into squares. Each square has a side that measures 3
centimeters. The total area of the smaller square is 72 square centimeters.
What was the original length of wire?
Answer: 96
39.) Ed weighs 10 kg more than his sister Debbie. Their combined weight is
120 kg. How many kilograms does Ed weigh?
Answer: 70
40.) If 100 soldiers can eat 100 dozen eggs in a week, how long will it take
400 soldiers to eat 400 dozen eggs?
Answer: 1 week
Below are the 2015 MTAP Math Challenge Division Oral Competition
questions with answers for Grade 3 pupils.
1.) What is the smallest whole number that can be rounded to 1500?
2.) Two hundred thirty five is 65 less than what number?
3.) What number gives 540 when subtracted from 10000?
4.) What is 125 more than 8 times 15?
5.) What is the smallest whole number n to make n/11 improper?
6.) What must be added to 5/7 to get a sum of 2?
7.) What is the second greatest factor of 36?
8.) Five days before yesterday was Wednesday. What is today?
9.) One piece of lumber was cut to 1-meter long pieces. Six cuts were made.
How long was the lumber?
10.) How many weeks are there in 4 years?
11.) Eighty-five guests need to take the elevator to the auditorium. The
elevator can hold 9 guests at a time. What would be the least number of
the guests in the elevator on its last trip?

1.) The fractions 5/9 and 30/n are equal. What is n?
2.) Give the sum of the first 3 common multiples of 2 and 3.
3.) What is the greatest number than can exactly divide 36, 60 and 24?
4.) The perimeter of a rectangle is 34cm. The length of the rectangle is 12
cm. What is the area of the rectangle?
5.) Karen reads a booklet. The digit “3” appeared 8 times in the page
numbers. How many pages are there in the booklet?
6.) Anna earned P 7, 200. She gives her mother 1/5 of this amount and
spends 1/6 of the money on the groceries. What fraction of her earnings is
left?
Part 3 (1 minute) 5 pts each

1.) When Tomas multiplied a number by 1 ½, he got 90 as an answer.
However, he should have divided the number by 1 ½ to get the correct
answer. What is the correct answer?
2.) When it is 5 o’clock in the morning in Manila, it is 8 o’clock in the
morning of the same day in Sydney. Elsa took the Manila-Sydney flight that
departed from Manila at 11 p.m. on a Friday. It takes 8 hours to fly from
Manila to Sydney. What time and day in Sydney is Elsa’s expected arrival?
3.) The perimeter of a rectangle is 20 meters. If the measure of each side is
a whole number, how many different areas in square meters can the
rectangle have?
4.) A woman spent two-thirds of her money. She lost two-thirds of the
remainder and then had 200 pesos left. With how much money did she
start?
5.) Three apples weigh same as 18 eggs. Two pineapples weigh as the same
as 36 eggs. How many apples weigh the same as three pineapples?
6.) Insert operation symbols between the digits to make the equation work:
2 4 3 1 = 23
Clincher
1.) What are the next two numbers in this pattern? 2 ½, 3, 3 ¾, 4 ½, ___,
___
2.) Mila and her sister start playing tic-tac-toe at 7:40am. School starts at
8:25 am and it takes her 15 minutes to get to school. What is the longest
amount of time Mila can play with her sister?
3.) I am thinking of a number. I add 17. I double it. I subtract 6. I halve the
number. I get 20. What’s my number?
Do or Die
When Anna, Bella, and Carla compared the amount of money each had,
they found out that Anna and Bella together had Php 1, 250, Bella and Carla
together had Php 1, 830, and Anna and Carla together had Php 1, 060. Who
had the least amount of money, and how much is it?
Below are the 2015 Grade 3 MTAP Elimination Questions.
1.) Tom bought some cans of paint. He used 18 cans to paint the house and
had 8 cans left. How many cans of paint did he buy?
2.) Mary puts 8 stickers in every page of her 12-page album. How many
stickers does Mary have in all?
3.) Dan and Ben found shells on the beach. Dan found 138. When they put
together all the shells they found, they had 257. How many shells did Ben
find?
4.) Jeri is thinking of a mystery number. If she divides it by 8 and then
subtracts 7 from the result, the difference is 1. What is Jeri’s mystery
number?
5.) Mary subtracted 12 from her age then divided the result by 3. The final
answer was 2. How old is Mary?
6.) Tim bought 5 boxes of juice. Each box contains 6 cans of juice. He drank
two cans of juice and put the rest in the refrigerator. How many cans of
juice did Tim put in the refrigerator?
7.) A school needs 480 notebooks for next year. If the notebooks come in
packages of 6, how many packages should the school buy?
8.) A classroom has equal number of boys and girls. Eleven girls left to play
badminton, leaving twice as many boys as girls in the classroom. What was
the original number of pupils present?
9.) A jar filled with water weighs 8 kg. When one-half of the water is poured
out, the jar and remaining water weight 4 ¾ kg. How much does jar weigh?
10.) Lyn gave half of his salary and P 500 to his parents. Then he spent half
of his remaining salary and P 1, 000 on rent. How much was his salary if he
had P 5, 600 left?
11.) In a concert, half of the audience was adults. One-third of the
remaining audiences were boys and the rest were girls. If there were 2,000
girls in the concert, how many people attended the concert?
12.) The weight of a box of chocolates is 240 grams. After taking out ¾ of
the chocolates, the remaining chocolates and the box weighs 90 grams.
What is the weight of the all the chocolates?
13.) Jay and Ken had the same number of stickers. Jay gave Ken 5 stickers.
How many more stickers does Ken have than Jay does?
14.) Andrea has 5 baskets that hold a total of 25 mangoes. Each basket has
a different number of mangoes. No basket has either 1 or 2 mangoes. How
many mangoes are there in each basket?
15.) There are 34 students in a class. Every student plays at least one of two
sports: basketball and volleyball. Seventeen students play basketball only.
Five students play both basketball and volleyball. How many students play
volleyball only?
16.) Eion has 327 play cards. Dion has 132 and Genrish has twice as many
play cards as Dion. Who has the largest collection of play cards?
17.) Five hundred eighty-two students voted for the two candidates for
Student Council president – Rina and Rico. Rina got 257 votes. Who won?
By how many votes?
18.) This stairway is 3 steps high. How many bricks are needed to make a
12-step high stairway?
19.) In a math contest of 10 problems, 3 points are given for each correct
answer and 1 point is deducted for each incorrect answer. If Nancy did all
10 problems and scored 18 points, how many correct answers did she have?
20.) I have sold 2/3 of my pencils for P 18 each. If I have 12 pencils left, how
much money did I collected for the pencils I sold?
21.) There are 8 aluminum cans on the shelf. Each contains 350 milliliters of
soup. Beth poured all the soup into one bowl. How many liters of soup did
she have?
22.) Matt kept track of his weight for the past month. On April 1 he weighed
56 kilograms. On May 1 he weighed 1,200 grams more. By June 1 he lost 2
kilograms. What was his weight on the first of June?
23.) Mila fell asleep at 9:30 pm and woke up at 5:45 am the next morning.
Her brother Martin had been sleeping 1 hour and 10 min longer. How many
hours and minutes had Martin been sleeping?
24.) There are 11 lampposts on one side of the path in the park. The
distance between each pair of neighboring lamppost is 6 meters. George
ran all the way from the first lamppost to the last one. How many meters
has he ran?
25.) Mel gave away 59 of his marbles on the first day. On the second day he
gave away 24 less than the first day. On the third day he gave away marbles
that is double the number that he gave away on the first day. And on the
last day he gave away 26 more than what he gave away on the third day.
How many marbles did he give away in all?
26.) The product of two numbers is 144 and their difference is 10. What is
the sum of the two numbers?
27.) Two numbers have a sum of 15 and a product of 44. What is the bigger
number?
28.) Two numbers have a difference of 5 and a quotient of 2. What is the
smaller number?
29.) A total of 37 candies are placed in 7 jars. Each jar has different number
of candies. No jar has exactly 5 nor 6 candies. No jar is empty. What is the
greatest number of candies that any one jar can have?
30.) Cathy had a sum of money. She spent 1/5 of it in September, ¼ of it in
October and P 120 in November. After spending these amounts of money,
she still had P 540 left. How much money did she have at first?
31.) The perimeter of a rectangle is 30 meters and the measure of each side
is a whole number. How many rectangles with different shapes satisfy these
conditions?
32.) One side of square A is three times the length of one side of square B.
How many times greater is the area of square A than the area of square B?
33.) In the diagram, there is an equilateral triangle and a square. All the
sides of an equilateral triangle are equal. If the area of the square is 25
cm^2, find the perimeter of the triangle.
34.) Gino forms three numbers with the digits 1 to 9. All the numbers have
three digits, and each digit is used only once. Gino added all the three
numbers. What is the greatest sum Gino can obtain?
35.) Nina cooked 121 hotdogs for the Christmas party. There were 16 male
and 18 female guests. Each male
guest ate 1 more hotdog than each female guest. Each of the female guests,
including Nina, ate equal number of hotdogs. How many hotdogs did each
male guest eat?
36.) There are a total of 58 Grade 2 pupils. There are two sections for Grade
2: Rose and Lily. When six pupils were transferred from section Rose to
section Lily. The two sections then have the same number of students. How
many students were there in section Rose before the transfer?
37.) Jose began to read 10:30 in the morning. At 2:20 pm he stopped
reading. How many minutes did Jose read?
38.) A length of wire is cut into several smaller pieces. Each of the smaller
pieces is bent into squares. Each square has a side that measures 3
centimeters. The total area of the smaller square is 72 square centimeters.
What was the original length of wire?
39.) Ed weighs 10 kg more than his sister Debbie. Their combined weight is
120 kg. How many kilograms does Ed weigh?
40.) If 100 soldiers can eat 100 dozen eggs in a week, how long will it take
400 soldiers to eat 400 dozen eggs?

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GRADE 3

MTAP Reviewer Set 1 Questions

1. What number times 7 and added to 8 equals 50?

MTAP Reviewer Set 2 Questions

12. A number is multiplied by 8 and divided by 4. The result is 12. What is

MTAP Reviewer Set 3 Questions

1. Which of the following is a more reasonable estimate of a temperature of

9. The number of smallest cubes in the figure below is _____?

8. In the rectangle above, how many 1 cm by 1 cm squares can you cover

MTAP Reviewer Set 5 Questions

1. An even number subtracted from an even number results to and even

MTAP Reviewer Set 6 Questions

5. Which of the following temperatures could be a boiling water?

7. Fill in the blank with the correct operator (+, -,×, ÷ ). 6 + 10 ? 6 = 10

MTAP Reviewer Set 7 Questions

1. What number is 15 less than 83?

MTAP Reviewer Set 8 Questions

1. ¾ is how many eighths?

MTAP Reviewer Set 9 Questions

1. What is the sum of 1/3 + 2/3 + 3/3 + 4/3 + 5/3?

Answer Key (Set 2)

Answer Key (Set 3)

Answer Key (Set 4)

Answer Key (Set 5)

Answer Key (Set 6)

Answer Key (Set 8)

Answer Key (Set 9)

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

2006 – ELIMINATION Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Grade 3

_________ 1. What is the value of the underlined digit in 54,587.

2007 – ELIMINATION Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Grade 3

Solve andwrite the answeronthe blank before or below the number.

_________ 1. Write “ninety-eight thousand sixty five”in figures.

_________1. Write “six hundred forty thousand, two hundred ninety” in

2004 Division Orals Metrobank-MTAP-NCR Math Challenge Grade 3

A. 15-second questions – 2 points each

__________1. How many P5 coins are equal to P25?

B. 30-second questions – 3 points each

__________1. Mother bought 3½ dozen eggs. She used 15 of them. How

C. 1-minute questions – 5 points each

__________1. There are 360 seats in an auditorium. During a play, 126

__________1. What is 27 more than 52 – 24?

2005 Division Orals Metrobank-MTAP-NCR Math Challenge Grade 3

B. 30-second questions – 3 points each

____________1. What is the perimeter in meters of a square carpet if each

C. 1-minute questions – 5 points each

____________1. A barangay meeting starts at 5:45 PM and ends after 3 ½

____________1. Subtract 25 from the product of 12 and 8.

____________1.In a marathon race, Ferdy is at the 5th position while Ricky

2008 Division Orals Metrobank-MTAP-NCR MathChallenge Grade 3

A. 15-second questions – 2 points each

____________1. Using 1, 3, 4 and 7 once, write the greatest even number.

B. 30-second questions – 3 points each

C. 1-minute questions – 5 points each

____________1. Luisa withdrew P350 from her account of P850. A week

2006 Division Team Competition Metrobank-MTAP-NCR Math Challenge

A. 15-second questions – 2 points each (Give any answers with fractions in

____________ 1. What is the product of 8 x 23?