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Cricket Darts Score worksheet

Grade 3 · CCSS 3.OA.C.7

Solve each problem and show your work. Round answers to 2 decimal places where needed.

  1. Problem 1.
    • Scoring: Standard (points to you)
    • Player 1 visits: T18 S2 S8, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T12 S2 S10, SB DB M

    Find: Result

  2. Problem 2.
    • Scoring: Standard (points to you)
    • Player 1 visits: T17 S1 S7, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T20 S4 S2, SB DB M

    Find: Result

  3. Problem 3.
    • Scoring: Standard (points to you)
    • Player 1 visits: T13 S2 S7, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T5 S4 S8, SB DB M

    Find: Result

  4. Problem 4.
    • Scoring: Cut-throat (points to opponents; lowest wins)
    • Players: 3
    • Player 1 visits: T10 S1 S9, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T12 S6 S8, SB DB M
    • Player 3 visits: T16 S6 M, SB S1 M

    Find: Result

  5. Problem 5.
    • Scoring: Standard (points to you)
    • Player 1 visits: T5 S1 S7, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T2 S4 S6, SB DB M

    Find: Result

  6. Problem 6.
    • Scoring: Cut-throat (points to opponents; lowest wins)
    • Players: 2
    • Player 1 visits: T4 S2 S10, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T1 S6 S2, SB DB M

    Find: Result

  7. Problem 7.
    • Scoring: Cut-throat (points to opponents; lowest wins)
    • Players: 2
    • Player 1 visits: T7 S2 S3, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T1 S3 S5, SB DB M

    Find: Result

  8. Problem 8.
    • Scoring: Cut-throat (points to opponents; lowest wins)
    • Players: 3
    • Player 1 visits: T20 S1 S7, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T2 S5 S14, SB DB M
    • Player 3 visits: T7 S6 M, SB S2 M

    Find: Result

  9. Problem 9.
    • Scoring: Cut-throat (points to opponents; lowest wins)
    • Players: 2
    • Player 1 visits: T13 S2 S1, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T9 S1 S5, SB DB M

    Find: Result

  10. Problem 10.
    • Scoring: Standard (points to you)
    • Player 1 visits: T5 S1 S10, DB DB M
    • Player 2 visits: T18 S6 S14, SB DB M

    Find: Result

Answer key: Cricket Darts Score worksheet

  1. 1. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)

    1. Player 1 scored on Bull: each extra mark after closing is worth the number (25 for the bull) while an opponent has it open

      25=25
    2. Player 2 hasn't scored points yet (1 of 7 numbers closed)

      0=0
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)
  2. 2. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)

    1. Player 1 scored on Bull: each extra mark after closing is worth the number (25 for the bull) while an opponent has it open

      25=25
    2. Player 2 hasn't scored points yet (2 of 7 numbers closed)

      0=0
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)
  3. 3. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)

    1. Player 1 scored on Bull: each extra mark after closing is worth the number (25 for the bull) while an opponent has it open

      25=25
    2. Player 2 hasn't scored points yet (1 of 7 numbers closed)

      0=0
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)
  4. 4. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)

    1. Player 1's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 1 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 1 points=0
    2. Player 2's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 2 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 2 points=25
    3. Player 3's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 3 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 3 points=25
    4. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each to each opponent with it open

      2×25=50
    5. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)
  5. 5. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)

    1. Player 1 scored on Bull: each extra mark after closing is worth the number (25 for the bull) while an opponent has it open

      25=25
    2. Player 2 hasn't scored points yet (1 of 7 numbers closed)

      0=0
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)
  6. 6. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)

    1. Player 1's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 1 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 1 points=0
    2. Player 2's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 2 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 2 points=25
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each to each opponent with it open

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)
  7. 7. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)

    1. Player 1's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 1 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 1 points=0
    2. Player 2's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 2 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 2 points=25
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each to each opponent with it open

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)
  8. 8. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)

    1. Player 1's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 1 hadn't closed (2 of 7 closed)

      Player 1 points=0
    2. Player 2's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 2 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 2 points=25
    3. Player 3's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 3 hadn't closed (0 of 7 closed)

      Player 3 points=25
    4. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each to each opponent with it open

      2×25=50
    5. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)
  9. 9. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)

    1. Player 1's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 1 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 1 points=0
    2. Player 2's points are what opponents' extra marks gave them on numbers Player 2 hadn't closed (1 of 7 closed)

      Player 2 points=25
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each to each opponent with it open

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (0 to 25)
  10. 10. Result: In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)

    1. Player 1 scored on Bull: each extra mark after closing is worth the number (25 for the bull) while an opponent has it open

      25=25
    2. Player 2 hasn't scored points yet (2 of 7 numbers closed)

      0=0
    3. For example, Player 1's extra marks on Bull are worth 25 each

      1×25=25
    4. No one has closed all seven numbers with the points to win, so the game goes on

      result=In progress: Player 1 ahead on points (25 to 0)