NCERT Solutions for Class 3 Mathematics Chapter 9 - House of Hundreds-II

Question 1:

Identify the numbers represented by the given tiles.

Question 2:

Draw tiles to show the following numbers.

1. 367
2. 699
3. 980
4. 539
5. 745

Question 3:

Locate the following numbers on the number line.

1. 753, 805, 775, 815

   

2. 961, 860, 950, 887

   

3. 443, 507, 498, 510

   

4. 668, 701, 735, 756

   

Question 4:

Write the appropriate numbers between which each of the following numbers lies.

Question 5:

Help the dogs reach their kennels using the number lines.

Question 6:

Write different ways of making the following numbers. One has been done for you.

Question 7:

Find the numbers in grid using the given clues and colour the box red.

Question 8:

Complete the following number patterns.

Question 9:

Write the missing numbers in the following grid.

Question 10:

Write any three numbers which are less than and greater than the given numbers:

Question 11:

Compare the following numbers using < ,> or = sign.

Question 12:

Tick (✓) the greatest number in each of the following.

Question 13:

Cross (x) out the smallest number in each of the following.

Question 14:

Arrange the following numbers in ascending order.

Question 15:

Arrange the following numbers in descending order.

Question 16:

Fill the numbers 484, 53, 276, 805 in the empty circles such that they meet the conditions.

Question 17:

Match the following quantities with the appropriate numbers.

Question 18:

Who am I?

1. I have 4 hundreds 5 ones and 6 tens
2. I have zero tens, zero ones and 9 hundreds
3. 100 + 58
4. 100 + 58
5. 669 less than 998

Question 19:

Write the 100, 10 and 1 in the following boxes to make the given numbers. One has been done for you.

Question 20:

Count 100, 10 and 1 in the following boxes to make a number.

The largest/greatest number is ______
The smallest number is ______

Question 21:

Observe the following pictures and figure out the numbers formed.

Question 22:

Take the digits 2 and 4 and make as many 2 and 3-digit numbers as you can. You can repeat the digits.

Question 23:

Arpita makes a pattern with 8 numbers. The last 4 numbers in the pattern are 167, 157, 147 and 137. What are the first 4 numbers in the pattern?