These extra practice questions for Class 3 Maths Chapter 9: House of Hundreds xe2x80x93 II give children more practice beyond the textbook’s own activities. These are original practice questions, not reproductions of the NCERT textbook’s activities.
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NCERT Extra Questions for Class 3 Maths Chapter 9: House of Hundreds xe2x80x93 II – Free PDF Download
Q1. How many hundreds are there in 1000?
10 hundreds.
Q2. Arrange these numbers in increasing order: 458, 845, 584.
458, 584, 845.
Q3. Write 30+30+30 as a multiplication fact.
3 groups of 30 (which equals 90).
Q4. What number comes right after 999?
1000.
Q5. Rewrite ‘5 groups of 20’ as a repeated addition.
20+20+20+20+20 (which equals 100).
Q6. Arrange these numbers in decreasing order: 219, 912, 291.
912, 291, 219.
How to Use These Extra Questions
Ask these questions out loud and have the child answer in a full sentence where possible. For the full concept walkthrough, see the Class 3 Maths Chapter 9 Solutions, or the Revision Notes for a quick summary.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these questions from the official NCERT textbook?
No — these are original extra-practice questions built around the same place-value and repeated-addition concepts taught in this chapter.
What skill do these questions build?
Ordering 3-digit numbers, recognising numbers up to 1000, and connecting repeated addition to multiplication.

