Table of contents | |
True/False | |
Fill in the Blanks | |
Word Problems | |
Multiplication Tables |
Q2: If you have 9 laddoos and share them equally among 3 people, each person will get 4 laddoos.
Q3: Skip counting by 5 starting from 0 would give you the sequence 0, 5, 10, 15, 20.
Q4: To make 10 Rakhis, you would need 50 beads if each Rakhi uses 5 beads.
Q5: If there are 30 flowers and you need 3 flowers for each Rakhi, you can make 8 Rakhis.
Q2: If Dhara has 24 beads and each Rakhi uses 4 beads, she can make ______ Rakhis.
Q3: Gopal counted 6 boxes of laddoos, each with 4 laddoos. In total, he has ______ laddoos.
Q4: To distribute 20 laddoos equally among 5 friends, each friend will get ______ laddoos.
Q5: When skip counting by 2s starting at 0, the third number in the sequence is ______.
Q2: Dhara has 24 flowers. She wants to make Rakhis and needs 4 flowers for each Rakhi. How many Rakhis can she make?
Q3: Gopal bought 36 laddoos for the family. If there are 9 people in the family, how many laddoos will each person get?
Q4: Dhara needs 5 beads to make one Rakhi. If she wants to make 8 Rakhis, how many beads does she need in total?
Q5: Gopal is setting up decorations with 6 groups of flowers, with each group containing 5 flowers. How many flowers does Gopal have in total?
Q2: Gopal has 5 boxes of sweets, and each box contains 8 sweets. How many sweets does Gopal have in total? Write out the multiplication.
Q3: There are 7 plates, and each plate has 4 kaju katlis. How many kaju katlis are there in total?
Q4: Dhara needs to fill 6 trays with laddoos. If each tray holds 5 laddoos, how many laddoos does she need?
Q5: If each Rakhi uses 2 threads and Dhara makes 10 Rakhis, how many threads will she use in total?
|
Explore Courses for Class 3 exam
|