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    Name: _____________________________ Date: _____________

    Placement Test for


    Primary Mathematics 3A

    1. Count and write the numbers. [1]

    _________
    2. Write the numbers in standard form. [2]
    (a) four hundred seventeen _________

    (b) nine hundred five _________

    3. Write the numbers in word form. [2]


    (a) 845
    ____________________________________________

    (b) 720
    ____________________________________________

    4. Write the missing numbers. [2]


    (a) 4 hundreds 8 tens 5 ones = _________

    (b) 813 = _________ hundreds 1 ten 3 ones

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    5. Write the numbers in expanded form. [2]
    (a) 187 = _________ + _________ + _________

    (b) 940 = _________ + _________ + _________

    6. Write the missing numbers. [4]


    (a) _________ is 1 more than 549.

    (b) _________ is 10 less than 780.

    (c) _________ is 10 more than 490.

    (d) 345 is _________ more than 245.

    7. Fill in the missing numbers in the number patterns. [2]


    (a) 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, _________, _________

    (b) 87, 84, 81, _________, _________, 72, 69

    8. Write <, =, or >. [4]


    (a) 450 499 (b) 178 187

    (c) 814 481 (d) 670 600 + 70

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    9. Which group shows the numbers in order from greatest
    to least? [1]

    708, 780, 807, 870 780, 870, 708, 807


    807, 870, 708, 780 870, 807, 780, 708

    10. Write the missing numbers. [4]

    11. Draw arrows to show the positions of the numbers on the


    number lines. [2]
    (a) 578

    (b) 837

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    12. Add or subtract mentally. [4]
    (a) 3 + 9 = _________ (b) 9 + 6 = _________

    (c) 16 – 7 = _________ (d) 15 – 9 = _________

    13. Add. Show your work. [4]


    (a) 365 + 24 = _________ (b) 217 + 712 = _________

    14. Subtract. Show your work. [4]


    (a) 538 – 26 = _________ (b) 485 – 281 = _________

    15. Round 467 to the nearest ten.


    Which is the correct answer? [1]

    460 470
    400 500

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    16. Which number gives 900 when rounded to the
    nearest hundred? [1]
    839 845
    918 962

    17. Aubrey has 67 game cards.


    Her brother gives her another 45 game cards.
    How many game cards does Aubrey have in all? [3]

    _________ _________ = _________

    Aubrey has _________ game cards in all.

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    18. Farmer Luke has 306 eggs.
    He sells 158 eggs.
    How many eggs does Farmer Luke have left? [3]

    _________ _________ = _________

    Farmer Luke has _________ eggs left.

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    19. There are 91 adults at a carnival.
    There are 18 fewer children than adults.
    (a) How many children are at the carnival?
    (b) How many adults and children are at the carnival in all?
    [5]

    (a) _________ _________ = _________

    _________ children are at the carnival.

    (b) _________ _________ = _________

    _________ adults and children are at the carnival in all.

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    20. How many pairs can you make? [1]

    1 2
    4 8

    21. Write the missing numbers. [3]

    6 groups of _________

    5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = _________

    6 fives = _________

    22. How many stickers are there in all? [3]

    3 rows of _________

    _________ + _________ + _________ = _________

    There are _________ stickers in all.

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    23. Write the missing numbers. [4]
    (a) (b)

    4 × 6 = _________ 5 × 7 = _________

    24 ÷ 4 = _________ 35 ÷ 5 = _________

    24. Write a multiplication equation and a division equation. [2]

    _________ _________ = _________

    _________ _________ = _________

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    25. Match each bar model to a word problem. [5]

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    26. Write the related multiplication and division equations using
    the numbers given. [3]

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    27. Write past or to to tell the time. [2]
    (a) (b)

    15 minutes _________ 6 10 minutes _________ 11

    28. Write the time. [2]


    (a) (b)

    _________ : _________ _________ : _________

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    29. Write the time using a.m. or p.m. [2]
    (a) (b)

    It is _______________. It is _______________.

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    Answer Key
    1. 326
    2. (a) 417 (b) 905
    3. (a) eight hundred forty-five
    (b) seven hundred twenty
    4. (a) 485 (b) 8
    5. (a) 100, 80, 7
    (b) 900, 40, 0
    6. (a) 550 (b) 770
    (c) 500 (d) 100
    7. (a) 42, 44
    (b) 78, 75
    8. (a) < (b) <
    (c) > (d) =
    9. D
    10. 436, 438, 440, 442
    11. (a)

    (b)

    12. (a) 12 (b) 15


    (c) 9 (d) 6

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    13. (a) 389

    (b) 929

    14. (a) 512

    (b) 204

    15. B
    16. C
    17.

    67 + 45 = 112
    112

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    18.

    306 – 158 = 148


    148
    19.

    (a) 91 – 18 = 73
    73
    (b) 91 + 73 = 164
    164
    20. C
    21. 5, 30, 30
    22. 6, 6, 6, 6, 18, 18
    23. (a) 24, 6 (b) 35, 7
    24. 3 x 8 = 24
    24 ÷ 8 = 3

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    25.

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    26.

    27. (a) past (b) to


    28. (a) 3:05 (b) 12:40
    29. (a) 7:45 a.m.
    (b) 7:10 p.m.

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