This Grade 3 medium worksheet focuses on comparing and totaling values on line plots. Students answer how many fewer X marks appear above one value than another, find differences between stack heights, and compute totals across several values. Matching activities pair Grade 3 line plot scenarios with the correct difference or total answer. The sheet builds reasoning about line plot data and reinforces addition and subtraction within familiar Grade 3 measurement and frequency contexts.
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Line Plots
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. A Grade 3 line plot shows: 2 X above 3, 5 X above 4, 1 X above 5. There are 4 fewer X marks above 5 than above 4.
2. A Grade 3 line plot shows 3 X above 6 and 7 X above 8. The difference in X marks is 4.
3. A Grade 3 line plot has 4 X above 2, 4 X above 3, and 2 X above 4. The total number of X marks is 10.
4. A Grade 3 line plot has 6 X above 7 and 2 X above 9. There are 4 more X marks above 7 than above 9.
5. On a Grade 3 line plot with 3 X above 5, 5 X above 6, and 4 X above 7, the value with the most data is 6.
6. A Grade 3 line plot shows 8 X above 10 and 3 X above 12. The difference is 5 X marks.
7. A Grade 3 line plot has 2 X above 1, 4 X above 2, 4 X above 3, 2 X above 4. Total X marks 12.
8. A Grade 3 line plot has 1 X above 0 and 6 X above 2. There are 5 more X marks above 2 than above 0.
9. A Grade 3 line plot shows 3 X above 4, 3 X above 5, 3 X above 6. The total X marks is 9.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
5 X above 3 and 2 X above 4 — difference
→ 3
3
4 X above 6 and 4 X above 7 — total
→ 8
8
7 X above 9 and 1 X above 10 — fewer X above 10
→ 6
6
3 X above 2, 5 X above 3, 2 X above 4 — total X marks
→ 10
10
Line Plots
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) A Grade 3 line plot shows: 2 X above 3, 5 X above 4, 1 X above 5. There are 4 fewer X marks above 5 than above 4.
2) A Grade 3 line plot shows 3 X above 6 and 7 X above 8. The difference in X marks is 4.
3) A Grade 3 line plot has 4 X above 2, 4 X above 3, and 2 X above 4. The total number of X marks is 10.
4) A Grade 3 line plot has 6 X above 7 and 2 X above 9. There are 4 more X marks above 7 than above 9.
5) On a Grade 3 line plot with 3 X above 5, 5 X above 6, and 4 X above 7, the value with the most data is 6.
6) A Grade 3 line plot shows 8 X above 10 and 3 X above 12. The difference is 5 X marks.
7) A Grade 3 line plot has 2 X above 1, 4 X above 2, 4 X above 3, 2 X above 4. Total X marks 12.
8) A Grade 3 line plot has 1 X above 0 and 6 X above 2. There are 5 more X marks above 2 than above 0.
9) A Grade 3 line plot shows 3 X above 4, 3 X above 5, 3 X above 6. The total X marks is 9.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
5 X above 3 and 2 X above 4 — difference
→ 3
3
4 X above 6 and 4 X above 7 — total
→ 8
8
7 X above 9 and 1 X above 10 — fewer X above 10
→ 6
6
3 X above 2, 5 X above 3, 2 X above 4 — total X marks
→ 10
10
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