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Year 3 Numeracy 2013 Paper Overview
Questions Summary
- Ben used beads to show a number. What number did he show?
- On a grid, what can be found at B2?
- Which shape is the candle most similar to?
- Some numbers are missing on a chart. What number should be in the missing square?
- Which grey shape has the largest area?
- Four children used a tally to show their scores in a game. Who scored exactly eight points?
- Students need to line up from tallest to shortest. Which two students need to swap positions?
- Dan drew a shape with three straight sides. Which shape could he have drawn?
- Nick buys an apple and a banana. How much does he pay altogether?
- What comes next in this repeating pattern made from a square tile?
- What time does the next boat leave?
- Which square is one-quarter shaded grey?
- On which spinner is the arrow most likely to land on black?
- Six children shared 50 chocolates. How many chocolates did Lily get?
- Which two letters show the positions of the grey cubes?
- How many cakes were left over after half were eaten at a party?
- Liz takes a present from a basket. What is the chance she will take the toy car?
- Alice has more pens than Evan and fewer pens than Jamie. How many pens does Alice have?
- Which sum adds up to more than $5?
- Which face is not symmetrical?
- In a survey, how many more people like cats than do not like cats?
- How many edges does an object have?
- Using a ruler, what is the length of the pencil?
- On which date does Jill say her party is?
- How many strawberries were on the plate at the start if Nat took half of them and then 1 more?
- Stella ran 4 times around a track. How many times did Grace run if she ran 2000 meters?
- Which shoe made the shoe print in the sand?
- What is the smallest number of rectangles the shape could have been cut into?
- How did the paper look after Meg folded it?
- After 11 weeks, how much more pocket money will Bella have received than John?
- Lee paid for lemons and got $5.05 change. How many lemons did Lee buy if each cost 45 cents?
- What is the total length of the sticks Harry used to make an object?
- How much money does Harry have in coins?
- What is the length of each stick that Tom had if they were all the same length and he used them to make an object?
- How many coins did Harry have in total?
Distribution Table of Topics/Skills Used in the Questions
Topic/Skill | Number of Questions |
---|---|
Counting and Comparison | 2 |
Measurement and Comparison | 1 |
Counting and Money Calculation | 1 |
Data Interpretation | 3 |
Geometry | 2 |
Multiplication | 4 |
Time Reading | 1 |
Addition and Money Calculation | 1 |
Number Sense | 4 |
Pattern Recognition | 1 |
Measurement and Weight Calculation | 1 |
Data Interpretation and Graphing | 1 |
Probability | 2 |
Division and Grouping | 1 |
Volume Measurement | 1 |
Division | 1 |
Grid Navigation | 1 |
Subtraction and Money Calculation | 1 |
Area Calculation | 1 |
Weight Comparison | 1 |
Subtraction | 3 |
Addition and Subtraction | 2 |
Fraction Calculation | 1 |
Measurement | 1 |
Topic or Skill Used In Each Question
Q. No | Topic Name |
2 | Analysis bar graph |
3 | Image pattern |
4 | Word problem |
5 | Arithmetic Word problem |
6 | 3D solids |
7 | Probability |
8 | Addition word problem |
9 | Time |
10 | addition |
11 | Subtraction word problem: |
12 | Shape |
13 | Number pattern |
14 | Time |
15 | Nets and solids |
16 | Addition word problem |
17 | Calendar reading |
Q. No | Topic Name |
18 | Image pattern |
19 | Nets and solids |
20 | Measurement of length |
21 | line of symmetry |
22 | Bar graph |
23 | Arithmetic word problems |
24 | Money |
25 | Subtraction word problem |
26 | 3D object |
27 | Money word problem |
28 | Time |
29 | Nets and solids |
30 | prism |
31 | Measurement word problem |
32 | Arithmetic and logical |
33 | Number pattern |
34 | Money word problem |
35 | Measurement of length |