This page shows questions in the Math 3 Modeling public release module at MSDE. 3rd Grade Math
"Math 3 Modeling"
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Pre-recorded audio
John played four games. The number of points he scored in each game is written as follows.
- First Game: 1 ten + 15 ones
- Second Game: 2 tens + 1 one
- Third Game: 5 tens + 9 ones
- Fourth Game: 3 tens + 5 ones
Part A
Did John score more points in the first game or the second game? Explain your answer.
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Part B
How many more total points did John score in the third and fourth games than in the first and second games? Show your work.
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Part C
John played a fifth game and scored 61 points. Write the number of points John scored in the fifth game in expanded form. Give the value of the digit 6 and the digit 1.
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This is a test question that allows you to enter extended text in your response.
Pre-recorded audio
A teacher has two sheets of stickers. One sheet has 8 rows with 6 stickers in each row. The other sheet has 9 rows with 7 stickers in each row.
- Explain how the rows and columns can be used to model the total number of stickers on the two sheets.
- Write an equation that can be used to model the total number of stickers on the two sheets.
- What is the total number of stickers on the two sheets?
Enter your explanation, your equation, and your answer in the space provided.
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