➕ Multi-Digit Addition
Master two and three-digit addition using standard and alternative strategies! This quiz covers adding numbers with and without regrouping, estimating sums, and solving real-world addition problems. You'll strengthen your understanding of place value and build confidence with mental math and written algorithms. **What you'll learn:** - Add two and three-digit numbers using the standard algorithm - Regroup (carry) tens and hundreds correctly - Use alternative strategies like decomposition and rounding for estimation - Solve word problems requiring addition in realistic contexts - Estimate sums to check if answers are reasonable
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
What is the sum of ?
- Question 2
Which addition problem requires regrouping (carrying)?
- Question 3
When adding , you regroup 1 ten and 2 ones from the ones column.
- Question 4
What is the sum of using the standard algorithm?
- Question 5
Sarah has 248 stickers and her friend gives her 165 more. How many stickers does Sarah have now?
- Question 6
The sum of is greater than 500.
- Question 7
Which strategy would be best to estimate ?
- Question 8
A school library has 234 fiction books and 189 non-fiction books. Approximately how many books does the library have in total?
- Question 9
When you add , you need to regroup in the ones column.
- Question 10
What is using decomposition (breaking numbers apart)?
- Question 11
A baker made 156 cupcakes on Monday and 248 cupcakes on Tuesday. How many cupcakes did the baker make in total?
- Question 12
The sum equals exactly 355.
- Question 13
Which of these addition problems does NOT require regrouping?
- Question 14
What is the best estimate for ?
- Question 15
When adding three-digit numbers, you always regroup when the tens column adds to 10 or more.
- Question 16
Maya read 156 pages of a book in week 1 and 127 pages in week 2. How many pages did she read altogether?
- Question 17
The standard algorithm requires you to line up numbers by their place values before adding.