CLASS 3 · Math · CHAPTER PRACTICE

Class 3 Maths: Number Sense Olympiad Questions

Build your understanding of Number Sense, try the sample questions, and review your answers at your own pace.

UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPTS

You will find numbers everywhere in your day-to-day life. Whether it is a book, an umbrella, or a toffee, each accompanies the same number. However, these things are different. It takes many routines before your child learns that numbers tell us regarding 'how many,' not of the actual object itself.

Number Sense is normally the idea that helps with knowing the number. This ability is extremely amazing that helps your child in understanding the excel in Math. Numbers are normally dubious and practically equal to difficult to get.

All these numbers are addressed in symbols - 1, 2, 3, and so on. Certain symbols are also called numbers or totals.

They can also be formulated in words spelled out - one, two, three, and so on.

The initial step in getting number sense is understanding the symbol of the amounts and understanding what the number is called.

Figuring out how to Count

After getting the names of the numbers, the subsequent step is to prepare them to count - that is, to connect the name of the numbers.

Counting is essential in maintaining your child's understanding of numbers. When your kid understands 1, 2, 3, he is getting the names of numbers. He also sees that numbers happen in a fixed model or system.

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Free Number Sense Olympiad Questions for Class 3

5 questions to build confidence. Choose an answer, then explore the explanation.

01

78 is divisible by

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Answer: C. 6

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02

55 is divisible by

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Answer: D. 9

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03

Two hundred sixty-two students go to Westerbrook Elementary School. Round the number of students who go to Westerbrook to the nearest hundred.

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04

Round to the nearest ten.762

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05

Ms. Williams is thinking of a two-digit number. The number is odd and divisible by 3. Which could be the number?

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