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Cumulative semester review

74 original review questions spanning Chapters 8–15 with optional worked explanations.

Original cumulative review for Chapters 8–15: 74 questions worth 196 optional practice points. Untimed; work on paper and check each explanation only after trying the question. The review is grouped by topic to help identify gaps.

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Chapter distribution

ChapterQuestionsPoints
Chapter 8: Multiplication and Division with 6–91128
Chapter 9: Fractions — Part 1720
Chapter 10: Fractions — Part 21026
Chapter 11: Measurement1026
Chapter 12: Geometry1026
Chapter 13: Area and Perimeter1026
Chapter 14: Time822
Chapter 15: Money822
CHAPTER 8

Multiplication and Division with 6–9

11 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0012 points

Find 6 × 8 by starting with five groups of eight. Explain the extra group.

3B-REVIEW-0022 points

Calculate 7 × 6 by breaking seven groups into 5 groups and 2 groups.

3B-REVIEW-0032 points

Compute 6 × 9 in two different ways and explain why they agree.

3B-REVIEW-0042 points

Share 84 counters equally among 7 groups. How many counters in each group?

3B-REVIEW-0052 points

Find 8 × 7 by doubling 4 × 7.

3B-REVIEW-0062 points

Use 10 × 8 to calculate 9 × 8.

3B-REVIEW-0072 points

A shelf has 8 rows of 9 books. Determine the total using an area or equal-group model.

3B-REVIEW-0082 points

There are 75 pencils. Put 8 in each box. How many full boxes and how many remain?

3B-REVIEW-0514 points

A theater has 8 rows of 7 seats. Six seats are empty. How many people are seated?

3B-REVIEW-0524 points

Find 9 × 12 using 10 × 12 and a subtraction.

3B-REVIEW-0534 points

83 students are arranged in groups of 8 for an activity. How many full groups and extras?

CHAPTER 9

Fractions — Part 1

7 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0092 points

A rectangle is divided into 8 equal parts and 3 are shaded. What fraction is shaded? Explain the denominator.

One whole • 8 equal parts
3B-REVIEW-0102 points

The interval from 0 to 1 is divided into 5 equal steps. What fraction is at the third tick after zero?

?01
Equal intervals between 0 and 1; determine the fraction at the marked tick.
3B-REVIEW-0112 points

Compare 5/9 and 7/9 with <, =, or >. Explain.

3B-REVIEW-0122 points

Which is larger, 3/5 or 3/8? Explain why a larger denominator does not mean a larger amount.

3B-REVIEW-0544 points

A shape is partitioned into 10 equal parts. Six are colored. Describe the fraction and why the word equal matters.

3B-REVIEW-0554 points

Compare 4/7 and 4/9. Explain using the same-sized whole.

3B-REVIEW-0564 points

A unit interval is divided into 12 equal parts. Which is farther from zero, the fourth tick or the ninth tick? By what fraction of one unit?

CHAPTER 10

Fractions — Part 2

10 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0132 points

Shade 1/2 of a strip divided into 6 equal cells. How many cells should be shaded?

One whole • 6 equal parts
3B-REVIEW-0142 points

Complete 3/4 = __/12. Explain how the denominator changes.

3B-REVIEW-0152 points

Simplify 12/18 and identify the common factor used.

3B-REVIEW-0162 points

Compare 3/4 and 5/8 using eighths.

3B-REVIEW-0172 points

Compare 5/6 and 7/9 using eighteenths.

3B-REVIEW-0182 points

Calculate 3/10 + 5/10. Express the answer in simplest form.

3B-REVIEW-0192 points

Find 1/2 + 1/4 and draw or describe equal parts.

3B-REVIEW-0574 points

Find 3/6 + 2/6 and simplify if possible.

3B-REVIEW-0584 points

What fraction must be added to 5/8 to make one whole?

3B-REVIEW-0594 points

Correct the claim 2/3 + 1/6 = 3/9.

CHAPTER 11

Measurement

10 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0202 points

Convert 4 m 35 cm to centimeters.

3B-REVIEW-0212 points

Find 5 m 12 cm − 75 cm. Show the exchange.

3B-REVIEW-0222 points

Convert 3 km 450 m into meters.

3B-REVIEW-0232 points

Calculate 6 km 40 m − 785 m.

3B-REVIEW-0242 points

A pitcher has 2 L 350 mL. How many milliliters is that?

3B-REVIEW-0252 points

Express 4 kg 90 g in grams.

3B-REVIEW-0262 points

A pot has 3 L 200 mL of water. You pour out 850 mL. How much water remains?

3B-REVIEW-0604 points

A tank has 5 L 150 mL, then 750 mL is removed. How much remains?

3B-REVIEW-0614 points

What is the difference between 3 kg 25 g and 1 kg 800 g?

3B-REVIEW-0624 points

A sign lists distances as 2 km 80 m and 1,350 m. How many meters in total?

CHAPTER 12

Geometry

10 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0272 points

A circle has radius 5 cm. What is its diameter, and why?

radius 5 cm
3B-REVIEW-0282 points

An angle measures 65°. Is it smaller or larger than a right angle? Explain.

65°Drawing is schematic; use the labeled angle.
3B-REVIEW-0292 points

Classify angles measuring 35°, 90°, and 130°.

90°Drawing is schematic; use the labeled angle.
3B-REVIEW-0302 points

A triangle has sides 6 cm, 6 cm, and 4 cm. Classify it by side lengths.

3B-REVIEW-0312 points

True or false: every equilateral triangle is also isosceles if “isosceles” means at least two equal sides. Explain.

3B-REVIEW-0322 points

Is every square also a rectangle? Explain using properties.

3B-REVIEW-0332 points

Set a compass opening to 3 cm, mark a center O, and draw a circle. Label a radius and write its length.

3B-REVIEW-0634 points

A quadrilateral has four right angles and four equal sides. Give its most specific common name.

3B-REVIEW-0644 points

A triangle has sides 5 cm, 7 cm, and 9 cm. Classify it by its side lengths.

3B-REVIEW-0654 points

A circle is drawn using a compass set to 4 cm. How long is a segment across the circle passing through the center?

CHAPTER 13

Area and Perimeter

10 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0342 points

A rectangle covers 5 rows of 4 identical square tiles. Find its area in square tiles.

5 rows × 4 equal square tiles
3B-REVIEW-0352 points

A rectangle is covered with 3 rows of 6 square-centimeter tiles. What is its area and unit?

3 rows × 6 equal square tiles
3B-REVIEW-0362 points

Find the area of a 9 cm by 4 cm rectangle.

9 × 4
Use the dimensions written in the question; drawing not to scale.
3B-REVIEW-0372 points

An L-shape fits in an 8×6 square-unit rectangle with a 3×2 rectangle missing from one corner. Find its area.

8 units across outer rectangle6 high3 by 2 removed
Schematic L-shape; use the stated dimensions.
3B-REVIEW-0382 points

A rectangle is 5 cm by 3 cm. Find its perimeter and explain what is measured.

5 × 3
Use the dimensions written in the question; drawing not to scale.
3B-REVIEW-0392 points

Calculate the perimeter of a rectangle 11 m long and 7 m wide.

11 × 7
Use the dimensions written in the question; drawing not to scale.
3B-REVIEW-0402 points

Compare two rectangles of dimensions 3×8 and 4×6. Are their areas the same? Are their perimeters?

3×84×6
Schematic comparison; not to scale.
3B-REVIEW-0664 points

A rectangular garden 8 m by 5 m is surrounded by a fence. Find both planting area and fence length.

3B-REVIEW-0674 points

A rectangle is 9 units wide and 4 units high. One 2×3 corner rectangle is removed. Find remaining area.

3B-REVIEW-0684 points

A 5×5 square and a 3×9 rectangle both have integer side lengths. Compare their areas and perimeters.

CHAPTER 14

Time

8 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0412 points

Convert 3 minutes 25 seconds into seconds.

3B-REVIEW-0422 points

How many minutes pass from 9:20 a.m. to 10:05 a.m.?

StartMilestoneFinish
Write the times and intervals on your own timeline; drawing is schematic.
3B-REVIEW-0432 points

A movie starts at 4:15 p.m. and lasts 1 hour 35 minutes. What time does it end?

3B-REVIEW-0442 points

How long is it from 11:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.?

StartMilestoneFinish
Write the times and intervals on your own timeline; drawing is schematic.
3B-REVIEW-0452 points

A student reads 25 minutes, rests 10 minutes, and reads another 30 minutes. How much time passes altogether?

3B-REVIEW-0694 points

An event begins 10:55 a.m. and lasts 80 minutes. When does it end?

3B-REVIEW-0704 points

How many hours are in 2 days 6 hours?

3B-REVIEW-0714 points

A music class starts 3:40 p.m., lasts 35 min, rests 10 min, and studies 20 min. When does it finish?

CHAPTER 15

Money

8 questions; try each before revealing feedback.

3B-REVIEW-0462 points

Write 4 dollars and 7 cents as a money amount. Explain the zero.

3B-REVIEW-0472 points

You have $6.85. How much more is needed to make $10.00?

3B-REVIEW-0482 points

Find the total cost of $12.48 and $3.75.

3B-REVIEW-0492 points

Find $20.00 − $7.86.

3B-REVIEW-0502 points

You have $40.00. You buy a book for $13.45 and a pen for $2.75. How much remains?

3B-REVIEW-0724 points

You buy a notebook for $4.65 and a pencil for $1.90. You pay $10.00. Find your change.

3B-REVIEW-0734 points

A toy costs $9.99. How many cents more than $9.00 is that?

3B-REVIEW-0744 points

A family buys two sandwiches for $6.75 each and a juice for $2.40. Find the bill.

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