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3rd Grade

Practice Math

STAAR

TEST

#1

3rd Grade

STAAR

Stamina Test

#1

GAME ON!

Name _____________ Date ____________________

GOAL: ____________ GRADE : ___________

I am Smart! I am proud to be Smart!

1) The table below shows the

number of miles each family

traveled over the summer.

Family Number of Miles

traveled

Smith 769

Garcia 908

Wong 545

Jones 614

Based on the table above, which

two families drove a combined

total of 1,314 miles?

A) Smith and Garcia

B) Smith and Wong

C) Wong and Jones

D) Jones and Smith

2) Sharon has 24 roses. She

places an equal number in 6

vases. Sharon solves this

problem using the number

sentence 24 ÷ 6 = . . Which

number sentence could also be

used to solve this problem?

F) 24 – 6 =

G) 24 + 6 =

H) 6 x = 24

J) 24 x 6 =

3) The Brazos River is 768,324

yards long and the Nueces River

is 344,721 yards long. Which of

the following is the correct word

form for the length of the

Brazos River?

A) Seven hundred sixty-eight

thousand, three hundred

twenty-four

B) Seven hundred sixty-eight

and three hundred twenty-four

C) Three hundred forty four

thousand, seven hundred

twenty-one

D) Three hundred four

thousand, seven hundred

twenty-one

4) Below is a picture of a

snowman. Which part of this

picture is a three-dimensional

figure with no edges and no

vertices?

F) The snowman’s head. It is a

sphere.

G) The presents. They are

rectangular prisms.

H) The snowman’s head. It is a

circle.

J) The presents. They are

rectangles.

5) Mrs. Juarez baked a pie as

shown below. Her kids ate 3

pieces of the pie. Which of the

following is the fraction of the

pieces the kids ate?

A) five-eighths

B) three-fifths

C) four-sixths

D) three-eighths


number of players on different

numbers of football teams.

Number of

Football

Teams

Total Number

of Players

3 33

6 66

9 99

12 132

Based on the information in the

table, what is the best way to

describe how to find how many

players would be on 20 football

teams?

F) Football teams + 30 = Players

G) Football Teams – 30 = Players

H) Football Teams x 11 = Players

J) Football Teams ÷ 11 = Players

7) Amelia works on a farm.

She is planting plants in the

garden for the spring. She

plants 6 rows of each vegetable.

She plants 5 carrots seeds in

each row, 8 squash seeds in

each row, and 9 bean seeds in

each row. She then plants 2

extra bean plants in some pots.

How many total bean plants did

Amelia plant?

A) 30 bean plants

B) 56 bean plants

C) 54 bean plants

D) 48 bean plants

8) Twan wants to put ribbon

around the pages in her

scrapbook. She measures the

perimeter of the page below in

centimeters.

If she wants to put ribbon

around this page, how many

centimeters of ribbon will she

need to buy?

F) 8 cm

G) 16 cm

H) 20 cm

J) 32 cm

9) What is the difference

between the letters in Set A and

the letters in Set B?

Set A

R G F

Set B

Y A D

A) Set A letters have a line of

symmetry, and Set B letters do

not.

B) Set A and Set B letters all

have at least one line of

symmetry.

C) Set A letters do not have a

line of symmetry, but Set B

letters have one line of

symmetry.

D) Set A and Set B letters do

not have any lines of symmetry.

10) Yolanda wants to buy a

candy bar for $0.82. Which of

the following collections of coins

would allow Yolanda to buy the

candy bar?

F)

G)

H)

J)

11) Mrs. Jameson has the

following figures on the table.

She asks the class to put the

figures into two groups.

Which of the following would be

one way to classify these figures

into two groups?

A) Polygons and Not Polygons

B) Quadrilaterals and Not

Quadrilaterals

C) 2D figures and 3D figures

D) Rectangles and Squares


amount of money each of the

children in the Anderson family

has saved in their bank

accounts.

Child Money Saved

Samantha $654

Junior $309

Little Billy $178

Amanda $546

Which is the best estimate for

the amount of money that the

Anderson children have saved

altogether?

F) $1,500

G) $1,700

H) $1,800

J) $1,600

13) The kindergarten class is

making patterns. Carrie starts

making her pattern as shown

below. Which of the following

would complete the pattern she

has started?

A)

B)

C)

D)

14) Mrs. Flores gives her

friends a bonus number of

cookies each time they place an

order.

Number of Cookies Ordered

Number of Cookies

Received

5 17

10 22

24 36

30 42


table, what is the relationship

between the number of cookies

ordered and the number of

cookies received?

F) Multiply by 12

G) Add 12

H) Subtract 12

J) Divide by 12

15) The following shows what

Henry had in his goodie bag

after the Halloween carnival at

school.

What fraction of the candy in his

bag had pumpkins on the

wrappers?

A)

B)

C)

D)

16) Jeff and Robert both drew

a picture as shown below.

Which of the following

statements compares the area

of the two figures correctly?

Jeff

Robert

F) Jeff’s figure has a greater area

than Robert’s figure.

G) Both figures have exactly the

same area.

H) Jeff’s figure has a smaller area

than Robert’s figure.

J) Robert’s figure has a smaller area

than Jeff’s figure.

17) The Egyptians built these

pyramids in Egypt thousands of

years ago.

Which of the following

statements is true about a

square pyramid?

A) The square pyramid has a

base which is a triangle.

B) The square pyramid has the

same number of faces as

vertices.

C) The square pyramid has 5

triangular faces.

D) The square pyramid has 6

faces and 5 vertices.


depths where different fish can

be found in the ocean.

Fish Depth found in feet

Angler Fish 6,387

Viper Fish 6,345

Fang Tooth 6,299

Dragon Fish 6,321

Which of the fish can be found

deepest in the ocean?

F) Viper Fish

G) Dragon Fish

H) Fang Tooth

J) Angler Fish

19) Marcy has a toy shaped like

a hexagon. She wants to put a

string around the perimeter of

the hexagon. If each side of the

hexagon is 3 inches, how many

inches of string would she need

to go around the perimeter?

A) 15 inches

B) 12 inches

C) 18 inches

D) 24 inches

20) Pat went to the store to

buy stickers and candy to put in

4 bags for the party. She wants

to put 23 stickers and 17 pieces

of candy in each bag for her

friends. How many stickers

does Pat need to buy

altogether?

Please record your answer in

the grid below.

21) Mrs. Stevens 3rd grade

class made a bar graph showing

the grade level’s favorite fast

food restaurants.

According to the graph, which of

the following tables matches the

information shown in the graph?

McDonald’s 45

Burger King 25

Chick-fil-a 50

Sonic 30

McDonald’s 40

Burger King 25

Chick-fil-a 50

Sonic 40

McDonald’s 45

Burger King 25

Chick-fil-a 40

Sonic 50

McDonald’s 45

Burger King 25

Chick-fil-a 50

Sonic 40

22) Robert and Erik were trying

to catch creatures in the pond

behind their house. Each time

they would catch a creature

they would throw it back into

the pond. Below is a picture of

the pond. Which of the

following creatures would

Robert and Erik most likely

catch?

F) Dragonfly

G) Fish

H) Frog

J) Turtle

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40

50

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Favorite Fast Food Resturants

A)

B)

C)

D)

23) The third grade teachers

are buying snacks for the field

trip. The table below shows

how many total crackers are in

different numbers of boxes.

Number of

Boxes

Number of

Crackers

3 24

5 40

6 48

7 56


table above, how many crackers

would be in 9 boxes?

A) 72 crackers

B) 64 crackers

C) 30 crackers

D) 25 crackers

24) The clowns at the circus

were giving away 4 balloons to

each child. If the clowns had 28

balloons as shown below, which

number sentence could be used

to find the number of children

the clowns gave balloons to?

F) 4 x 28

G) 28 ÷ 4

H) 28 - 4

J) 28 + 4

25) Use the two figures below

to answer the following

question.

Which of the following is true

about the two quadrilaterals

above?

A) Both figures are

trapezoids.

B) Both figures have the

same number of vertices

and edges.

C) Figure A has more

vertices than Figure B.

D) Figure B has more

edges than Figure A.

26) Jeremiah woke up at 6:00

a.m. He got ready for school

and ate breakfast before leaving

the house at 6:45. Jeremiah

arrived at school at the time

shown on the clock below.

What time did Jeremiah arrive

at school?

F) 8:40 a.m.

G) 8:37 a.m.

H) 7:35 a.m.

J) 7:40 a.m.

A

B

27) Which of the following is

congruent to Figure A and why

are they congruent?

A) Figure C because it is the

same shape as Figure A.

B) Figure D because it is the

same size and same shape as

Figure A.

C) Figure B because it is the

same size and same shape as

Figure A.

D) Figure E because it is the

same shape but a different size

as Figure A.

28) The PE teacher wanted to

use tape to make a square in

the middle of the gym. She

only has 36 feet of tape. Which

of the following shows the

square that the PE teacher

could make if she used all the

tape?

F)

G)

H)

J)

A B

C

E

D

9 ft.

8 ft.

7 ft.

6 ft.

29) Janika used the following

table to create the pictograph

below. She forgot to put the

key on the pictograph. Using

this information which key

below belongs on the

pictograph?

Favorite Sport Number of Votes Baseball 45

Football 30

Soccer 15 Basketball 50

Baseball

Football

Soccer

Basketball

A) Each is 5 votes.

B) Each is 10 votes.

C) Each is 2 votes.

D) Each is 6 votes.

30) Ursula spent $29 on

jewelry and $15 on a new shirt

for her birthday party. She

now has $40 in her wallet. How

much money did she have in

her wallet before she went

shopping?

31) A bakery had 3 boxes of

cookies for sale. Each box has

12 cookies. Which fact

represents the way to find the

total number of cookies for

sale?

A) 12 + 3

B) 12 ÷ 3

C) 12 - 3

D) 12 x 3

32) Rory is asked to find the

relationship in the table below.

Number in

12 16 25 34 51

Number out

6 10 19 28 ?

He finds the relationship and

decides that the missing

number is 306. Is Rory correct

and why?

F) Rory is correct because 51 x 6 = 306

G) Rory is NOT correct because 51 – 6 = 45.

H) Rory is NOT correct because 51 + 6 = 57

J) Rory is NOT correct because 51 – 28 = 23

33) Vivian created a number

line in class that looks like the

one below.

Using this number line, what is

the pattern in the number line

and what number does point R

best represent?

A) The pattern is increasing by

10, and Point R is 1,507.

B) The pattern is decreasing by


C) The pattern is increasing by


D) The pattern is decreasing by


34) Meyer Elementary is

collecting money to build a new

playground. The graph below

shows how much money

different grade levels have

collected.


graph, how much more money

did 3rd grade collect than 2nd

grade?

F) $325

G) $125

H) $85

J) $75

$0

$50

$100

$150

$200

$250

$300

2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade

R S T 1, 517 1, 537

35) Reyna’s mom made a cake

for her daughter’s birthday.

of the cake had sprinkles and

the rest of the cake was plain.

Which of the following shows a

picture of the cake that Reyna’s

mom made?

36) The pictograph below shows

the favorite subjects of the

students in 2nd grade at Brown

Bear Elementary.

Reading

Math

Science

Writing

= 8 students

Which of the following tables

represents the data shown in the

pictograph above?

Reading 3

Math 5 Science 3

Writing 2

Reading 24 Math 40

Science 20 Writing 12

Reading 24 Math 40

Science 24

Writing 16

Reading 24

Math 32 Science 20

Writing 16

A)

B)

C)

D)

F)

G)

H)

J)

37) There are 12 donuts in a

dozen. Which table correctly

shows the number of donuts in

6, 8, and 12 dozen?

Number of Dozen

Total Number of Donuts

6 72

8 96

12 144

Number of Dozen


6 72

8 84

12 96

Number of Dozen


6 12

8 24

12 48

Number of Dozen


6 18

8 20

12 24

38) When Reginald got off the

bus, the thermometer on the

side of his house looked like the

thermometer below. What

temperature did the

thermometer read?

Record your answer in the grid

on your answer document.

A)

B)

C)

D)

60°F

70°F

39) Mr. and Mrs. Henry want to

put a fence around the

perimeter of the yard to provide

a place for their new puppy to

play. How many feet of fence

will they need to buy to go

around the perimeter?

A) 40 ft.

B) 50 ft.

C) 34 ft.

D) 25 ft.

40) Keri has 42 pennies as

shown below. She decides to

put the same number of pennies

into 6 different stacks. Which

number sentence shows how

many pennies she will put into

each stack?

F) 7 x 6 = 42 G) 42 + 6 = 48

H) 42 ÷ 6 = 7 J) 42 – 6 = 36

10 ft.

15 ft.

9 ft.

6 ft.

41) The pattern below shows

the number of pickles used on

each burger that the cafeteria

makes.

Number of burgers

8 10 12 25

Total

number of pickles

16 20 24 50

Which is the best description of

the relationship between the

number of burgers and the total

number of pickles used?

A) # of burgers x 2 = total # of

pickles

B) # of burgers ÷ 2 = total #

of pickles

C) # of burgers + 8 = total #

of pickles

D) # of burgers + 2 = total #

of pickles

42) Ruben made a pictograph

out of the information in the

table below.

Favorite Snacks

Cookies 24

Cakes 14

Chips 18 Pretzels 12

Cookies

Cakes

Chips

Pretzels

Each is 4 votes.

Ruben’s teacher told him that his

pictograph did NOT match the

information in the table. What does

Ruben need to fix in his pictograph to

make the information in the table and

pictograph match?

F) Add 2 to the cakes.

G) Subtract 1 from the cookies.

H) Add 1 to the pretzels.

J) Subtract 1 from the pretzels.

43) Look at the number line

below.

Lin started to fill in the numbers

on this number line. She

started at the left with 1

and

counted by halves until she

reached the end. What number

best represents point Q on this

number line?

A) 3

B) 4

C) 3

D) 4

44) The homebuilder is building

5 houses down Pecan Street.

Each home will have 3 outside

doors, 10 inside doors, and 13

windows. How many windows

will the homebuilder need to

order to build these 5 houses?

F) 65 windows

G) 50 windows

H) 31 windows

J) 18 windows

Q

45) Martin is building a paper

airplane. He must put glue

around the perimeter of the

paper airplane wing as shown

below.

Martin will need to glue 2 wings

onto his airplane. What is the

total number of centimeters of

glue Martin will need to glue

both wings on the airplane?

A) 38 cm.

B) 76 cm.

C) 28 cm.

D) 56 cm.

46) Jake drew the 2 figures

below. Which of the following

statements is true about the

symmetry of these two figures?

F) Figure A has more lines of

symmetry than Figure B.

G) Figure A and B both have the

same number of lines of

symmetry.

H) Figure B has more lines of

symmetry than Figure A.

J) Figure A and B have no lines

of symmetry.

6 cm.

18 cm.

14 cm.

Figure

A Figure

B

3rd Grade - STAAR Stamina Test #1 Blueprint

Question #

TEK Readiness or

Supporting

Question Details Answer Key

1 3.3B R Addition through 999 (table and solve)

B

2 3.6C S Patterns in multiplication and division (fact families)

H

3 3.1A S Place Value to 999,999 (answer in word form) extra info.

A

4 3.8A R Identify 3D figure (sphere) F

5 3.2C R Fraction of a whole (name in words)

D

6 3.7B R Describe Pattern in table (vertical, x 11)

H

7 3.4B R Multiplication Problem Solving (solve)

B

8 3.11A& B R& S Perimeter – measure cm. G

9 3.9C S Symmetry - letter C

10 3.1C S Value of collection of coins and bills

F

11 3.8A R Classify 2D – quadrilaterals and non quadrilaterals

B

12 3.5A S Estimation (table with addition) G

13 3.6A S Geometric Pattern - extend D

14 3.7B R Identify the pattern in table (vertical +12)

G

15 3.2C R Fraction of a set (symbols) A

16 3.11C S Area in square units (halves) H

17 3.8A R Describe 3D (pyramid – faces) B

18 3.1B S Place Value – order in table to 9,999 which is greatest

J

19 3.11B R Perimeter (hexagon) C

20 3.4B R Multiplication problem solving 2 x 1

92

21 3.13A R Bar graph – which table matches graph

D

22 3.13C S More Likely H

23 3.7B R Extend a table (vertical x 8) A

24 3.4C R Use models to solve division (number sentence )

G

25 3.8A R Compare 2D (edges and B

vertices of trapezoid and parallelogram)

26 3.12B S Time (nearest 5 minutes) J

27 3.9A S Congruent – which are congruent

C

28 3.11B R Perimeter of a square (ft) F

29 3.13A R Pictograph & table – which key matches

B

30 3.3B R Subtraction through 999 (solve) 84

31 3.4A S Multiplication fact – concrete model

D

32 3.7B R Extend a table (horizontal – subtraction -6)

G

33 3.10A R Number line – whole numbers decreasing/locate point

C

34 3.13B S Bar Graph - compare J

35 3.2A R Fractions of a whole C

36 3.13A R Pictograph – which table matches (8’s)

G

37 3.7A S Generate a table (x12) A

38 3.12A S Temperature (2’s) 75

39 3.11B R Perimeter – odd shape B

40 3.4C R Use models to solve division (number sentence)

H

41 3.7B R Describe pattern in table (horizontal x2) (words &

symbols)

A

42 3.13A R Pictograph and table– what information is needed to

complete the graph (need to add 2 more pictures (count by

4’s)

H

43 3.10A R Number Line – fractions – fourths (name point)

D

44 3.4B R Solve multiplication with a number sentence 2 x 1

F

45 3.11B R Perimeter – triangle – find if have 2

B

46 3.9C S Symmetry (two sets of shapes compare)

H

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