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Measurement GCRCT Review. Third Grade. Time. 1 hour= 60 minutes ½ hour= 30 minutes ¼ hour= 15 minutes. Keys to Solving Elapsed Time. You can skip count. (To the nearest quarter hour) You can draw a timeline. You can subtract. Solve.
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Measurement GCRCT Review Third Grade
Time • 1 hour= 60 minutes • ½ hour= 30 minutes • ¼ hour= 15 minutes
Keys to Solving Elapsed Time • You can skip count. (To the nearest quarter hour) • You can draw a timeline. • You can subtract
Solve • Which of the following is equivalent to 150 minutes?A. 1 ½ hours B. 2 ¼ hours C. 2 ½ hours D. 2 5/6 hours • ADD UP THE MINUTES IN ONE HOUR, THEN THE MINUTES IN 2 HOURS. WHICH OF THESE IS LOGICAL?
Solve • If it takes Mari 20 minutes to walk from home to school, what is the latest time she can leave to get to school by 8:10 A.M.?A. 7:00 A.M. B. 7:10 A.M. C. 7:50 A.M. D. 8:00 A.M. • HINT: START AT 8:10 AND COUNT BACKWARDS 20 MINUTES.
Solve • If it is 5:00 PM, what time will it be in 3 hours and 30 minutes? • A. 8:00 • B. 7:45 • C. 8:30 • D. 9:30 • HINT: START AT 5 AND COUNT 3 HOURS FROM Then. Then add 30 minutes.
Solve • Jack got to his uncle’s house 2 hours and 30 minutes ago. It is now 6:45 PM. What time did he arrive at his uncle’s house? • A. 3:45 PM • B. 4:00 PM • C. 4:15 PM • D. 4:30 PM
Measuring Length • Customary units: inch, feet, yards and miles • 12 inches in a foot • 3 feet in a yard • 1,750 yards in a mile • Metric units: centimeter, meter, kilometer • 100 centimeters in a meter • 1,000 meters in a kilometer
Solve • If the paper clip is 2 inches long, about how long is the pencil?A. 3 inches B. 4 inches C. 6 inches D. 8 inches
Solve • Place these in order of shortest to longest. • one mileone foottwo yardsthree inches • A. one mile, one foot, two yards, three inches B. one foot, two yards, three inches, one mile C. three inches, one foot, two yards, one mile D. two yards, three inches, one mile, one foot • Note: Shortest to longest!!! Find the answer with the smallest one first
Solve • About how long is your foot? • A. eight miles B. eight yards C. eight feet D. eight inches
Solve • The ruler shown represents inches.What of these is the closest measurement of the toy bus? A. 2 inches B. 2 ¼ inches C. 2 ½ inches D. 2 ¾ inches
Which of the following could have a measure of 8 kilometers? • A. the length of your arm • B. the length of a car • C. the distance from your classroom to the principal’s office • D. the distance from one city to another
Solve • Which is the best estimate for the height of an elephant? • A. 3 meters • B. 9 kilometers • C. 13 centimeters • D. 46 millimeters
Perimeter and Area • Perimeter is the distance around the outside edge (the fence in your yard) • Area is the number of square units needed to cover a surface (the floor space or your actual yard)
Solve • Derrius has 24 feet of fencing to use for a rectangular dog pen. Which dimensions would give him the most room (area) for his dog?A. 1 foot by 11 feet B. 3 feet by 9 feet C. 4 feet by 8 feet D. 6 feet by 6 feet • Hint: They are asking you to multiply each of the answers to see which one has the most area.
Solve What is the area of the large square? A. 5 square centimeters B. 10 square centimeters C. 20 square centimeters D. 25 square centimeters
Solve • The length of a fence around the outside of a park is the same as the park'sA. area. B. diameter. C. perimeter. D. volume.
Solve • Mr. Simmons put a wire fence all the way around his rectangular garden. The garden is 9 feet long and 5 feet wide. How many feet of fencing did he use?A. 14 feet B. 23 feet C. 28 feet D. 45 feet • Hint: Draw a picture. Then, measure the perimeter.
Solve • What is the best unit of measurement to use to describe area covered by carpeting?A. inches B. meters C. square feet D. cubic yards • Hint: Area is always measured in squares!!!
Solve • Jeanette is drawing a model of her kitchen. Her kitchen is rectangular. Which units should Jeanette use to draw her model? • A. square miles B. square yards C. square inches D. square feet • Hint: A model is small!!!
Solve • What is the perimeter of the figure? • A. 26 units B. 24 units C. 22 units D. 20 units