Test: Vacation with My Nani Maa - 1 - Class 3 MCQ

5 + 3 = 8

2 + 3 = 5

To solve this, add the number of candies you already have to the number of candies you buy:

37 + 8 = 45

The total number of candies is 45, so the correct answer is C: 45.

To solve this, add the number of cookies in the jar to the one you added:

3 + 1 = 4

The total number of cookies is 4, so the correct answer is C: 4.

To solve this, add the number of pencils you already have to the number of pencils you receive:

1 + 2 = 3

The total number of pencils is 3, so the correct answer is B: 3.

To solve this, subtract 28 from 50:

50 - 28 = 22

The number of marbles left is 22, so the correct answer is D: 22.

To solve this, add 12 to 37:

37 + 12 = 49

The sum of 37 and 12 is 49, so the correct answer is B: 49.

To solve this, add 15 to the 48 books you already have:

48 + 15 = 63

The total number of books you have now is 63, so the correct answer is C: 63.

To solve this, add the 4 oranges your friend gave you to the 1 orange you already have:
1 + 4 = 5
So, you now have 5 oranges.

The correct answer is C: 5.

To find the difference between 47 and 29, subtract 29 from 47:

47 - 29 = 18

So, the difference between 47 and 29 is 18.

The correct answer is B: 18.

To find how many more sticks Nisha collected than Nandni, subtract the number of sticks Nandni collected from the number of sticks Nisha collected:

85 − 67 = 18

So, Nisha collected 18 more sticks than Nandni.

The correct answer is B: 18 sticks.

To find the total number of books Raju sold over two days, add the number of books he sold on Monday and Tuesday:

45 + 68 = 113

So, Raju sold 113 books in total over two days.

The correct answer is B: 113 books.

If you have 14 pencils and they can be grouped into bundles, then the total number of pencils you have is simply 14 pencils.

There are no loose pencils in this case because the number is a perfect total.

The correct answer is C: 14 pencils and no loose pencils.

Starting with 10 apples, if Nani Maa adds 10 apples three times, the calculation would be: 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 = 40 apples. This example helps learners visualize additive processes and reinforces the concept of repeated addition.

To find how many bundles of 10 you can create with 85 sticks, divide 85 by 10:

85 ÷ 10 = 8 bundles with 5 sticks remaining

So, you can create 8 bundles and still have 5 sticks left.

The correct answer is A: 8 bundles.