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    Enfant Cheri Study Centre, Inc.

    San Francisco, Agusan del Sur Branch


    Alegria, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

    FIRST MID-QUARTER EXAMINATION IN


    Mathematics 3

    Test I. Choose the letter of the correct answer.

    1. How do we write 65 in words?


    a. sixty five
    b. sixty-five
    c. sixty-fifth

    2. How do we write 2 188 in words?


    a. two thousand, one hundred eighty-eight
    b. two thousand, one handred eighty-eight
    c. two thousand, one hundred eight-eight

    3. What is the standard form of 8 000 + 600 + 7?


    a. 8 067
    b. 8 670
    c. 8 607

    4. Write 612 in words.


    a. six hundred twelve
    b. six hundred twenty-one
    c. six hundred

    5. What is the expanded form of 9 427


    a. 9 000 + 40 + 2 + 7
    b. 9 000 + 400 + 20 + 7
    c. 900 + 40 + 20 + 7

    6. What is the standard form of 3 000 + 200+ 70 + 9?


    a. 3 279 b. 7 392 c. 2 379

    7. What is this number in figure: fifteen thousand, fifteen


    a. 150 150 b. 15 015 c. 15 105
    8. Write one hundred thousand in figure.
    a. 10 000 b. 1 000 000 c. 100 000

    9. How many digits to count before putting comma or space?


    a. three b. four c. five

    10. How many digits are there until hundred thousands?


    a. four b. five c. six

    Test II. Identify the place value of the underlined digit.

    11. 3 648
    12. 5 621
    13. 36 972
    14. 18 349
    15. 248 610

    Test III. Analyze if the statement is True or False.

    16. 15 hundreds is 150 ones.


    17. 6 tens is 60 ones
    18. 4 hundreds is 4 tens
    19. 2 000 ones is 200 tens
    20. 7 thousands is 70 tens

    Test IV. Compare the following pairs of number. (Choices < or >)
    21. 999 and 1 000
    22. 483 and 438
    23. 156 and 165
    24. 11 024 and 10 214
    25. 7 516 and 6 517
    Test V. Choose AO if the numbers are arranged in ascending order and
    choose DO if the numbers are arranged in descending order.

    26. 2 436, 3 642, 4 326


    27. 1 600, 1 550, 1 420
    28. 48 000, 46 010, 44 104
    29. 21 586, 26 518, 26 815
    30. 3 900, 3 090, 3 009

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