3rd Grade Number Worksheet
3rd grade number worksheet will help the kids to practice the questions on numbers.
Read the questions carefully:-
1. Fill in the blanks:
(i) January is the month of the year, December is the ____________ month of the year.
(ii) Monday is the 2nd day of the week, Friday is the ____________ day of the week.(iii) The greatest number of 1 digit is ____________.
(iv) The smallest number of two digits is _________________ and three digits is ____________.
(v) The greatest number of three digits is ____________ and the smallest number of four digits is ____________.
2. Write in words:
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(i) 205 (iii) 459 (v) 601 (vii) 563 (ix) 74 |
(ii) 347 (iv) 968 (vi) 108 (viii) 736 (x) 872 |
3. Write in numerals:
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(i) Nine hundred and thirty nine (iii) Five hundred and sixty five (v) One hundred and nineteen (vii) Four hundred and twenty nine (ix) Seventy seven |
(ii) Seven hundred and seven (iv) Three hundred and seventy three (vi) Two hundred and eighty six (viii) Six hundred and twenty (x) Eight hundred and fifty nine |
4. Write the numbers that come after the following numbers:
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(i) 500 (iii) 999 (v) 123 (vii) 987 (ix) 358 (xi) 211 |
(ii) 701 (iv) 432 (vi) 456 (viii) 235 (x) 644 (xii) 864 |
5. Write the numbers that come before the following numbers:
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(i) 120 (iii) 319 (v) 80 (vii) 535 (ix) 766 (xi) 100 (xiii) 818 (xv) 1000 |
(ii) 234 (iv) 913 (vi) 478 (viii) 637 (x) 439 (xii) 599 (xvi) 345 |
6. Write the expended form of the following numbers:
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(i) 639 (iii) 460 (v) 738 |
(ii) 507 (iv) 215 |
7. These are the expanded form of some numbers. Write numbers in short form:
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(i) 900 + 90 + 7 (iii) 100 + 50 + 6 (v) 200 + 30 + 0 (vii) 300 + 80 + 3 |
(ii) 600 + 0 + 5 (iv) 400 + 40 + 4 (vi) 0 + 70 + 7 (viii) 500 + 60 + 9 |
8. Compete the sentence by writing the correct number in the blanks:
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(i) 10 is 1 more then ______ (iii) 999 is one less than ______ (v) ______ is one more then 375 |
(ii) ______ is one less than 99 (iv) 371 is one more than ______ |
9. Write > or =, < between the given numbers:
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(i) 673 _______ 763 (iii) 329 _______ 339 (v) 455 _______ 555 (vii) 946 _______ 649 (ix) 567 _______ 476 (xi) 519 _______ 520 |
(ii) 568 _______ 468 (vi) 807 _______ 800 (vi) 729 _______ 839 (viii) 371 _______ 473 (x) 059 _______ 159 (xii) 1000 _______ 999 |
10. Arrange the following number in ascending order:
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(i) 391, 182, 25, 489, 431
(iii) 379, 793, 973, 937, 739 (v) 999, 499, 599, 799, 399 |
(ii) 527, 708, 107, 483, 96 (iv) 318, 305, 372, 389, 343 |
11. Write the numbers:
(i) Six thousands five hundred ninety six = __________
(ii) Five thousands nine hundred nine = ___________
12. Write the number names:
(i) 4580 = ___________________________________________
(ii) 1219 = ___________________________________________
13. Write the smallest numbers:
(i) 2031 7044 8949 4321 5673 ______
(ii) 3320 4403 9339 4444 3232 ______
14. Write the biggest numbers:
(i) 1121 2432 3387 5287 3899 ______
(ii) 4399 7932 8993 2343 8869 ______
15. Give the numbers before and after: One has been done for you.
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Before |
Number |
After | |
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(i) (ii) (ii) iv) (v) (vi) (vii) |
2347 _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ |
2348 6018 2315 3676 5942 7234 9112 |
2349 _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ |
16. Make the biggest and the smallest numbers:
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Digits |
Biggest Number |
Smallest Number | |
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(i) |
1 3 7 9 |
__________ |
__________ |
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(ii) |
7 8 6 9 |
__________ |
__________ |
|
(iii) |
3 2 1 5 |
__________ |
__________ |
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(iv) |
4 8 1 7 |
__________ |
__________ |
17. Skipping by Hundred, write the numbers from:
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(i) 2300 to 2800 |
_____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ |
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(ii) 5640 to 6140 |
_____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ |
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(iii) 7835 to 8335 |
_____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ ; _____ |
18. Write the place value of the bold-red coloured digits:
(i) 7490
(ii) 8824
(iii) 5971
(iv) 8098
(v) 9252
(vi) 3675
19. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statement:
(i) The number just before 2301 is 4202.
(ii) 9999 is a four digit number
(iii) 4692 is less than 2634
(iv) By 1, 9, 5, 6 the smallest 4-digit number made is 5619.
(v) 100 tens are equal to 10,000
(vi) Third place from right in a number is called hundred’s place
(vii) 100 comes just after 99 so, it is called successor of 99.
20. Fill in the blanks:
(i) Write the first 4-digit number …………………………
(ii) Write the last 4-digit number …………………………
(iii) Smallest 4-digit number formed with 2, 0, 5, 8 is …………………………
(iv) Biggest 4-digit number formed with 5, 1, 2, 7 is …………………………
(v) Write the number which is 1000 less than 8989 …………………………
(v) Write the number which is 100 more than 932 …………………………
(vi) Write the predecessor of 7031 …………………………
21. Tick (√) the correct options:
(i) Eight thousand two hundred and nineteen is ……………
(a) 8391
(b) 8219
(c) 8029
(d) 8516
(ii) The number just before 7328 is ……………
(a) 7329
(b) 7327
(c) 7326
(d) 7325
(iii) The biggest number form by 2, 6, 9, 1 is ……………
(a) 6291
(b) 9621
(c) 1269
(d) 9612
(iv) 1995 is ……………
(a) One thousand and twenty four
(b) Six thousand two hundred and eleven
(c) One thousand nine hundred and ninety five
(d) One thousand and ninety five
Answer for the 3rd grade number worksheet is given below to check the exact answers of the above question.
Answers:
1. (i) last
(ii) 6th(iii) 9
(iv) 10, 100
(v) 999, 1000
2. (i) Two hundred five
(ii) Three hundred forty seven
(iii) Four hundred fifty nine
(iv) Nine hundred sixty eight
(v) Six hundred one
(vi) One hundred eight
(vii) Five hundred sixty three
(viii) Seven hundred thirty six
(ix) Seventy four
(x) Eight hundred seventy two
3. (i) 939
(ii) 707
(iii) 565
(iv) 373
(v) 119
(vi) 286
(vii) 429
(viii) 620
(ix) 77
(x) 859
4. (i) 501
(ii) 702
(iii) 1000
(iv) 433
(v) 124
(vi) 457
(vii) 988
(viii) 236
(ix) 359
(x) 645
(xi) 212
(xii) 865
5. (i) 119
(ii) 233
(iii) 318
(iv) 912
(v) 79
(vi) 477
(vii) 534
(viii) 636
(ix) 765
(x) 438
(xi) 99
(xii) 598
(xiii) 817
(xvi) 344
(xv) 999
6. (i) 600 + 30 + 9
(ii) 500 + 7
(iii) 400 + 60
(iv) 200 + 10 + 5
(v) 700 + 30 +8
7. (i) 997
(ii) 605
(iii) 156
(iv) 444
(v) 230
(vi) 77
(vii) 383
(viii) 569
8. (i) 9
(ii)98
(iii) 1000
(iv) 370
(v) 376
9. (i) 673 < 763
(ii) 568 > 468
(iii) 329 < 339
(vi) 807 > 800
(v) 455 < 555
(vi) 729 < 839
(vii) 946 > 649
(viii) 371 < 473
(ix) 567 > 476
(x) 059 < 159
(xi) 519 < 520
(xii) 1000 > 999
10. (i) 25, 182, 391, 431, 489
(ii) 96, 107, 483, 527, 708
(iii) 379, 739, 793, 937, 973
(iv) 305, 318, 343, 372, 389
(v) 399, 499, 599, 799, 999
11. (i) 6596
(ii) 5909
12. (i) Four thousand five hundred eighty
(ii) One thousand two hundred nineteen
13. (i) 2031
(ii) 3232
14. (i) 5287
(ii) 8993
15. (ii) 6017; 6019
(iii) 2314; 2316
(iv) 3675; 3677
(v) 5941; 5943
(vi) 7233; 7235
(vii) 9111; 9113
16. (i) Biggest Number: 9731; Smallest Number: 1379
(ii) Biggest Number: 9876; Smallest Number: 6789
(iii) Biggest Number: 5321; Smallest Number: 1235
(iv) Biggest Number: 8741; Smallest Number: 1478
17. (i) 2300, 2400, 2500, 2600, 2700, 2800
(ii) 5640, 5740, 5840, 5940, 6040, 6140
(iii) 7835, 7935, 8035, 8135, 8235, 8335
18. (i) 7 thousands
(ii) 8 hundreds
(iii) 7 tens
(iv) 9 tens
(v) 5 tens
(vi) 3 thousands
19. (i) F
(ii)T
(iii) F
(iv) F
(v) F
(vi) T
(vii) T
20. (i) 1000
(ii) 9999
(iii) 2058
(iv) 7521
(v) 7989
(v) 1032
(vi) 7030
21. (i) (b) 8219
(ii) (b) 7327
(iii) (b) 9621
(iv) (c) One thousand nine hundred and ninety five
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