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Grade 3 Place Value Quiz: 10 Questions with Instant Answers

Ten auto-graded questions on Grade 3 place value: digit values, expanded form, comparing numbers to 1,000, and rounding to the nearest 10 and 100. Every answer comes with an explanation of why it is right, so mistakes turn into learning…

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Grade 3 Place Value Quiz: 10 Questions with Instant Answers
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Ten auto-graded questions on Grade 3 place value: digit values, expanded form, comparing numbers to 1,000, and rounding to the nearest 10 and 100. Every answer comes with an explanation of why it is right, so mistakes turn into learning. No sign-up needed, instant feedback, retake as often as you like.

Grade 3 Place Value Quiz: 10 Questions with Instant Answers

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  1. 1. In the number 476, what is the 7 worth?
    • A. 7
    • B. 70
    • C. 700
    • D. 17
  2. Explanation: The 7 sits in the tens column, so it is worth 7 tens, which is 70. The digit is 7 but its value is 70.
    • A. Forty-seven
    • B. Four hundred seventy
    • C. Four hundred seven
    • D. Four hundred seventeen
  3. Explanation: The 0 keeps the tens place empty. There are 4 hundreds, no tens and 7 ones, so it reads four hundred seven.
    • A. 3 + 5 + 0
    • B. 300 + 50 + 0
    • C. 35 + 0
    • D. 300 + 5
  4. Explanation: Expanded form uses the value of each digit, not the digit itself. The 3 is worth 300 and the 5 is worth 50.
    • A. >
    • B. <
    • C. =
    • D. None of these
  5. Explanation: Count the digits first. 89 has two digits and 100 has three, so 89 is smaller. Big digits do not make a big number.
    • A. 260
    • B. 200
    • C. 270
    • D. 300
  6. Explanation: The ones digit is 8, which is 5 or more, so round up. 268 is nearer to 270 than to 260.
    • A. 63
    • B. 630
    • C. 603
    • D. 6003
  7. Explanation: Write a 0 in the tens column to hold it empty. 6 hundreds, 0 tens and 3 ones is 603.
    • A. 418
    • B. 142
    • C. 274
    • D. 465
  8. Explanation: In 142 the 4 is in the tens column, so it is worth 4 tens, or 40. In 418 and 465 it is worth 400, and in 274 it is worth 4.
    • A. 702, 270, 207
    • B. 207, 270, 702
    • C. 270, 207, 702
    • D. 207, 702, 270
  9. Explanation: Compare the hundreds digit first. 207 and 270 both have 2 hundreds, so compare their tens: 0 is less than 7. Then 702 is largest.
    • A. 400
    • B. 500
    • C. 450
    • D. 460
  10. Explanation: Look at the tens digit, which is 5. When it is 5 or more you round up, so 450 rounds to 500.
    • A. 357
    • B. 366
    • C. 456
    • D. 1356
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Answer key — Grade 3 Place Value Quiz: 10 Questions with Instant Answers
  1. 1. B
  2. 2. C
  3. 3. B
  4. 4. B
  5. 5. C
  6. 6. C
  7. 7. B
  8. 8. B
  9. 9. B
  10. 10. C
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