Class - III

Subject: Mathematics

[TIME – 3 HOURS 30] [MAX. MARKS – 80]

Candidate’s Name…………….…………….………………………………………….

CONCEPT (40) PROBLEM

ABILITY TO
SOLVING TOTAL
COMPETENCIES KNOWLEDGE UNDERSTANDING COMPUTE
ABILITY (80)
(20) (20) (20)
(20)

MARKS

OBTAINED
 CONCEPT

I. KNOWLEDGE

VSA 10x1=10

1. Which view of the objects is shown below .

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2 . One year= months.

3 .Draw dotted line to divide the picture equally

4. Add mentally and write the number:9 added to 41 gives……………..

5. Insert >, < or=

936… ... 863

[Link] the shape and colour it:

… ………….
7. Write the number in expanded form:

256= ……….+………..+……….

8. Show the hands on the clock for the given time:

5:15 am
[Link] a scale measure the length of the following:

………….cm

10. Observe the moon and tick the correct option.

It has straight edge. / It has curved edge.

SA 5x2=10

11. Draw the top view of a table:

[Link] the place values for the following numbers:

Number Hundreds Tens Ones

957
345
[Link] the greatest number: 923 405 647

Circle the smallest number: 502 98 610

[Link] at the following table and tick the names of things that have corners
. Also write the number of edges and corners each of them.

Name of Whether No. of No. of

things it has edges corners
corners
Eraser
Ball
Sheet of
paper
[Link] are the cards for you. Work out the combination. Place the card in the
right boxes.

50 70 20

+ =

+ =
II. UNDERSTANDING
VSA 6x1=6
16. Fill in the blank.
A duster has ………. corners and ............. edges.
17. Write the number name for the following:

199………………………………………………………………………………………

18. Write in numerals:

Two hundred three ……………

[Link] the length of the following object and tick the right answer:

Less than 1 meter

Length of a blackboard More than 1 meter

20. Colour the numbers as directed:

1digit number GREEN 2digit number YELLOW 3digit number RED

18 9 232
4 458 45
909 77 5

21. Write the time from given clock:

……………………
 SA 5X2=10

[Link] shape for given number for 100`s for 10`s for 1`s:

95 …………………………………………………………………………………….

344…………………………………………………………………………………….

23. Fill in the missing numbers in the given boxes:

2 1 6
_
1 7 _ 3
3 2 6 0

24. Count and write the number of edges and corners in the following figures:

Edges …………… Edges …………

Corner……........ Corners …………

25. Understand the pattern and write the next three numbers:

309, 307, 305,…………. , ……………, …………..

118, 130, 122,..………. , …………., ……………

[Link] the following:-

A B

Length of an earthworm 2 kilometer

Height of a child 5 meter

Length of a sari 10 centimeter
Distance from home to school 1 meter
 LA 1X4=4

27. Look at the table below and fill in the blanks.

Number of postal
Children stamps collected by
them
Reeta 42
Ganga 74
Indu 45
Ravi 24
Sita 83

(a) collected the most stamps.

(b) Reeta will collect ………................ more stamps to be equal toIndu.

(c) If Ganga gets 6 more stamps, she will have...................... stamps.

(d) How many children have more than 50 stamps?...................................

ABILITY TO COMPUTE
VSA 6X1 =6

[Link] by 10`s write the number from:

310
29. Complete this figure to make a rectangle.

30. Fill in the blank:

8 meters = .......... cm.

[Link] the following:

12+24= …………..
 32. Write the missing number:

300,250, …………, 150

[Link] the clock and show the following time: 6:30

SA

SA 5X2=10

34. Complete the following tiling pattern:

[Link] the subtraction answer using addition.

3 5 6
_ 2 4 7
1 1 9

36. Spilt the number and add:

73+24= + + +

= + +

= +
[Link] 2 questions for the following statement:
Bunty has read 27 book and Babli has read 34
books.
Question
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38. Complete the following circles:

50 + =

_ 25 =
75

LA 1X4=4

39. Use the dot grid to draw the following:

(a) a glass

(b) a tree

(c) a pencil

(d) a fish
 PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY

VSA 6X1=6
40. I have 3 corners, 3 sides. Now say who am I …………………………

41. The distance from Mumbai to Delhi is about 1400 .................. ( km/m/cm)
42. Tick the shape which is made up of straight line only.

[Link] in the blank:

There are ...................... days in a week.

[Link] the greatest number using the giving digit:

1,3,7,2

Greatest number:

[Link] long does it take?

To blink your eyes …………………….

SA 5X2=10

46. Khushbu bought a shirt for Rs. 125 and trouser for Rs. 165. How money did
she spend altogether.

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

47. Who am I? Match with the number:

(a) I have 9 in my name

and am very close to 90. 87

(b) If you hit a 4 after me

you score a century. 100

(c) I am equal to ten notes of 10. 89
(d) I am exactly in between 77
and 97. 96
48. Ram cooked Chapati’s in 35 minutes. Then he made dal in 15 Minute. How
much time did take to cook both things?
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49. How many triangles are there in the following figure?

……………

50. Shalu found 360 shells. Suman found 265 shells. How many shells did they
find in all?
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LA 1X4=4
51. Given below are some festivals we celebrate during the year. Look at the
calendar (2006) to find the answer of following questions: -

Name of the festival Date Name of the festival Date

Diwali 21 October Pongal 14 January
Raksha Bandhan 9 August Gandhi Jayanti 2 October
Onam 5 September Christmas day 25 December
Bihu 14 April Milad-Ul-Nabi 11 April

(a) Which festival comes in the beginning of the year?

………………………………………………………………………………

(b) On which date we celebrate Christmas day?

……………………………………………………………………………………

(c) Which festival comes on 25 December?

……………………………………………………………………………………

(d) On which date we celebrate Gandhi Jayanti?

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