First Grade Math Final Exam

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First Grade Math Final Exam


Froggy Jumps First Grade Math Final ExamVersion en ligne A fun recap about what we learned this year par Michi Urrego 1 What number is 5 units more than 16? a 23 b 22 c 21 2 Solve the addition: 12 + 7= _____ a 17 b 19 c 20 3 What number is missing in the addition : 9 + ____= 15 ? a 6 b 10 c 8 4 How many flowers are there? a There are eigtheen flowers b There are twenty four flowers c There are twenty flowers 5 There is a fish bowl with: 8 red fish, 6 blue fish and 3 yellow fish. How many fish are there altogether? a 15 b 14 c 17 6 What number is 6 units less than 20 ? a 14 b 15 c 13 7 Is the answer in this subtraction: 38-7=45 right? a Yes b NO c I don´t know 8 What is the subtraction that shows the picture? a 5-12= 6 b 12-5=7 c 7-5=2 9 There are fifteen cars in the classroom. The students took 6. How many cars are left? a 5 b 7 c 9 10 What is the ordinal number that shows the blue apple in the picture? a Third b Second c First 11 Is the cow on the left? a Yes b No c I don´t know 12 What of these options shows odd numbers? a 6, 8, 10, 12 b 9, 11, 13, 15 c 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 13 How do you write 11 number in words? a Ten one b Eleven c One ten 14 How many sides and corners does the triangle have? a Four sides and three corners b Three sides and three corners c Four sides and four corners 15 The snake is longer and heavier than ant? a Yes b No c I don´t Know 16 16 - 5 = 7 + 4 These operations have the same answer? a Yes b No c I don´t Know 17 In this picture, there are ..... a More seaweed than fish b fewer fish than seaweed c More fish than seaweed 18 The number 3 less than 15 is 11? a Yes b No c I don´t Know 19 Emma has 12 bananas. David has 18 bananas. How many fewer bananas does Emma have than David? a 6 b 8 c 5 20 According to the table you can say that .... a There are fewer blue books than red books b There are more green books than red books c There are 20 books altogether 21 Taking into account the previous table, you can say that ... a David sold 18 toys altogether b David sold fewer balls than planes c David sold fewer dolls than planes

First Grade Math Final Exam

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First Grade Math Final ExamVersion en ligne

par Michi Urrego

What number is 5 units more than 16?

Solve the addition: 12 + 7= _____

What number is missing in the addition : 9 + ____= 15 ?

How many flowers are there?

There is a fish bowl with: 8 red fish, 6 blue fish and 3 yellow fish. How many fish are there altogether?

What number is 6 units less than 20 ?

Is the answer in this subtraction: 38-7=45 right?

What is the subtraction that shows the picture?

There are fifteen cars in the classroom. The students took 6. How many cars are left?

What is the ordinal number that shows the blue apple in the picture?

Is the cow on the left?

What of these options shows odd numbers?

How do you write 11 number in words?

How many sides and corners does the triangle have?

The snake is longer and heavier than ant?

16 - 5 = 7 + 4 These operations have the same answer?

In this picture, there are .....

The number 3 less than 15 is 11?

Emma has 12 bananas. David has 18 bananas. How many fewer bananas does Emma have than David?

According to the table you can say that ....

Taking into account the previous table, you can say that ...