Topic 10-11 Review Game (Pearson enVision math 3rd grade)

George needs to earn $140 for a trip to the beach. He is earning money by washing cars for his neighbors.

He charges $6 for each car that he washes.

He has washed 5 cars.

How much more money does George need to earn for his trip?

• $35

• $175

• $105

• $151

Angela bought 7 packs of stickers. Each pack had 50 stickers. How many stickers did Angela buy?

• 350

• 35

• 57

• 700

Sarah and Tim were building towers with blocks.

Sarah built 7 towers.

Each of Sarah's towers had 4 blocks.

Tim made one tower with 25 blocks.

What was the total number of blocks used by Sarah and Tim for their towers?

• 28

• 25

• 13

• 53

Mr. Gray bought 4 boxes of chocolate chip cookies and 3 boxes of sugar cookies. There were 40 chocolate chip cookies in a box. There were 30 sugar cookies in a box. How many cookies did Mr. Gray buy?

• 77

• 250

• 240

• 70

Mrs. Wall has to set up 60 chairs in the gym for a parent meeting. Which equation could she use to find the number of chairs in each row if she puts the chairs in 6 rows?

• 60 plus 6 = 66

• 60 divided by 6 = 10

• 60 times 6 = 360

• 60 minus 6 = 54

Tina has 9 colors of yarn. Each color has 90 yards of yarn. She needs 900 yards of yarn for a project. How many more yards of yarn does Tina need?

• 810

• 90

• 900

• 81

Joshua is reading a library book with 95 pages. He has 5 more chapters to read. Each of those chapters has 10 pages. If P is the number of pages that Joshua has read, which equation could be used to find the number of pages Joshua has read?

• 95-5-10=P

• 95=5x10xP

• 95=5x10+P

• Px10-5=95

Frank has a goal to read 400 pages this summer. He read 116 pages in the first week. He read 180 pages in the second week. How many more pages does he have left to make his goal?

• 204

• 104

• 220

• 284

49 third grade students went to the park. Students were separated into groups of 7 for the park. A parent was assigned to each group. How many parents were needed for the trip to the park?

• 42

• 7

• 56

• 6