Alabama Course of Study: Mathematics — Alabama
ACAP Grade 3 Measurement and Data. Practice it free.
Solves problems involving measurement and estimation of intervals of time, liquid volumes, and masses, and represents and interprets data. This Grade 3 reporting domain maps to 1 practice skill and 8 representative questions from the playable bank.
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Measurement and Data skills
Tell and write time to the nearest minute and measure time intervals
Measure and estimate liquid volumes and masses
Represent and interpret data using scaled picture graphs and bar graphs
Generate measurement data by measuring lengths using rulers marked with halves and fourths of an inch
Alabama’s ACAP Summative is a state assessment tied to Alabama’s own K-12 mathematics standards and reporting structure rather than a national consortium blueprint. The publicly accessible assessment page does not expose a separate ACAP math blueprint in the fetched content, so the safest official coverage basis is Alabama’s mathematics standards organization into grade-level domains.
ACAP uses the Independent / state-specific framework (by grade domains structure).
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Alabama Office of Mathematics Improvement
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A bar graph shows: Mon = 4, Tue = 8, Wed = 6. How many more Tue than Mon?
Subtract: .
A bar graph shows: Red = 6, Blue = 9, Green = 4. How many more Blue than Red?
Subtract: .
In a picture graph, each star stands for 2 books. Maya's row has 5 stars. How many books did Maya read?
Each star stands for books: .
A bar graph shows: Cats = 8, Dogs = 12, Birds = 5. How many in all?
Add the bars: .
A bar graph shows: Cats = 8, Dogs = 12, Birds = 5. How many more Dogs than Cats?
Subtract: .
A bar graph shows: Apples = 10, Pears = 7, Plums = 3. How many in all?
Add the bars: .
A bar graph shows: Apples = 10, Pears = 7, Plums = 3. How many fewer Pears than Apples?
Subtract: .
A bar graph shows: Mon = 4, Tue = 8, Wed = 6. How many in all?
Add the bars: .
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