Practice Test 5 - 1st Grade Math

20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.

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1. Ben wants to solve $7 + 4$ using counting. He thinks: "I could count forward $4$ numbers from $7$, or I could count forward $7$ numbers from $4$". Which statement about Ben's thinking is correct?
2. Kim counts by tens: $10, 20, 30$. What number comes next and how many tens does it have?
3. Jamal put two squares side by side. What shape did he make?
4. Which shape has no corners?
5. Chen adds ones: What is $61 + 7$?
6. Jamal has 14 cookies. He eats 6 cookies. How many cookies does Jamal have left? $14 - 6 = ?$
7. Jake needs to find the missing number: $\square - 3 = 9$. He says the missing number is 6, because $9 - 3 = 6$. Is Jake correct?
8. Which number is the same as $4$ tens and $0$ ones?
9. Based on the picture graph above, how many children need to vote for pizza to tie with the most popular lunch choice?
10. Look at this pattern: $4 + 3 = 7$, $5 + 3 = 8$, $6 + 3 = 9$. Following the same pattern, what number completes this equation? $? + 3 = 11$
11. Emma has $8$ stickers. She wants to share them equally with her friend Jake. What tool would be BEST to help Emma figure out how many stickers each person gets?
12. Refer to the picture below. If you use the marker to measure both the notebook and the scissors, what would you find out?
13. Look at the shapes in the diagram. Ben wants to put all shapes with straight sides in one box and all shapes with curved sides in another box. Which shape will Ben have trouble sorting?
14. Look at the cubes in the picture. Which addition sentence shows counting on 2 to find the total?
15. Use the chart to answer the question. Tom wants to make the number $15$. Which combination of blocks should he choose?
16. Yuki has 4 tens and 7 ones; Carlos has 4 tens and 9 ones. Which is greater: 47 or 49?
17. Solve the problem. Marcus has 12 toy cars. Yuki has 9 toy cars. How many more cars does Marcus have than Yuki?
18. Solve $6+7$ using doubles plus 1. What is the sum?
19. Read the problem. Keisha has 4 toys in a box, 4 toys on a shelf, and 7 toys on the floor. How many toys are there in all?
20. Maria reads this problem: 'There are $11$ children on the playground. $6$ children are on the swings. The rest are on the slide. How many children are on the slide?' Maria isn't sure what 'the rest' means. How should she figure this out?

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