Printable math practice and answer keys · Grades 1–5

What is the class working on this week?

Tick the skills you see on this week's homework. Each one shows a sample problem so you can match it.

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A mixed review: skills drawn at random from all of grade 3.

Whole numbers3 skills

Rounding to 10 or 100Looks likeRound 65 to the nearest ten.
Adding to 1,000Looks likeThe table shows how many books the town library lent out at the start of the week. How many books did the library lend out on those days in all?
Subtracting to 1,000Looks like76 − 29 = ?

Fractions5 skills

Fractions of a shapeLooks like4 friends share a pizza equally. What fraction of the pizza does each friend get?
A. 12
B. 15
C. 34
D. 14
Fractions on a number lineLooks likeWhat fraction is at point A?
Equal fractions (1/2 = 2/4)Looks like?8 = 34
Whole numbers as fractionsLooks like33 = ?
Comparing fractions (same top or bottom)Looks like26 ? 16

Expressions and patterns1 skill

Measurement and data9 skills

Telling timeLooks likeWhat time does the clock show?
How much time passedLooks likeA clock shows 4:20. Later the same day it shows 4:40. How many minutes have passed?
Grams, kilograms and litersLooks likeA dog weighs 18 kilograms. A cat weighs 5 kilograms. How many more kilograms does the dog weigh than the cat?
Bar graphsLooks likeThe bar graph shows how some students answered a question. How many students chose swimming?
Line plotsLooks likeThe line plot shows the lengths of some pencils. How many pencils are 14 inch long?
Area by counting squaresLooks likeThe floor of a hallway is covered by 19 square tiles, with no gaps and no overlaps. Each tile is 1 foot long on every side. What is the area of the hallway floor?
A. 1 foot
B. 19 feet
C. 19 square feet
D. 1 square foot
Area of rectanglesLooks likeThe side lengths are in inches. Which rectangle has the larger area?
A. Rectangle Q
B. They have the same area.
C. You need more information to tell.
D. Rectangle P
Area of L-shapesLooks likeThe side lengths are in centimeters. What is the area of the shape?
PerimeterLooks likeA shape with 4 sides has sides of 5, 3, 8 and 7 meters. What is its perimeter?

Geometry2 skills

Equal parts of a shapeLooks likeThis shape is cut into equal parts. How many equal parts are there?
Kinds of quadrilateralsLooks likeThis shape is a quadrilateral. Which name fits it best? Check one.

Problem solving3 skills1 picked1 picked

Story ↔ expressionLooks likeA food drive collected 100 cans over a weekend. The table shows the cans collected each day. How many cans were collected on Sunday? Let t stand for the answer. Which two equations can be used to find t?
A. n = 25 + 40
A. t = 100 − n
B. n = 100 − 25
B. t = n + 40
C. n = 25 + 40
C. t = 100 − 40
D. t = 25 + 40
D. n = 100 − t
Check the workLooks likeA student worked out 89 + 84 and got 63. Which is true?
A. The answer should be 173.
B. The answer should be 5.
C. The answer should be 163.
D. The student is right.
Estimate itLooks likeThe table shows how many seats were filled at each show of the spring concert. About how many seats were filled at the shows in all?
A. 1,000 seats
B. 700 seats
C. 800 seats
D. 900 seats