Practice Test 2 - Kindergarten Math
20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.
- Start at . Say the next counting numbers, beginning with . What number do you say last?
- Look at the triangles shown. Ben counted them and got 4. His friend Ana counted the same triangles in a different order and got a different number. Is this possible?
- Look at the growing pattern in the chart. How many stars will be in Group 5?
- Look at the picture graph. It shows how many toys each child has. Which two children together have the same number of toys as Sam?
- How many stickers does Lily have?
- Jack puts some stickers in his album. Then he puts in 5 more stickers. Now he has 9 stickers total. How many stickers did Jack put in first?
- Look at the shape train. Which car in the train has a shape that is different from all the others?
- Emma arranges blocks in two groups. The first group has 6 blocks and the second group has 2 blocks. She moves 3 blocks from the first group to the second group. How many blocks are in the second group now?
- During snack time, Emma uses crackers to show math. She puts 4 crackers in one group and 2 crackers in another group. Then she eats 3 crackers. What expression shows how many crackers Emma has left?
- Examine the shapes shown. If you need to find all the squares, which description helps you identify them correctly?
- Look at the two shapes in the figure. Which statement is TRUE?
- The picture graph shows animals at the zoo. Based on the graph shown, which two types of animals together equal the total number of birds?
- At school, kids eat lunch, then have recess, then go home. When kids are playing outside at recess, what time of day is it?
- Maria counts blocks by saying "1, 2, 3" while pointing to 3 different blocks. Then she continues and says "4, 5" but points to the same block twice. How many blocks does Maria actually have?
- A jar contains 10 jellybeans. Amy takes out 4 jellybeans and eats them. Then she puts 2 jellybeans back into the jar. How many jellybeans are in the jar now?
- Look at the four shapes in the picture. Which shape is a solid (3D) shape?
- Kyle has two cards with numbers on them. The first card shows and the second card shows . He wants to put a comparison symbol between them to make a true statement. Which symbol should Kyle use, and why?
- Based on the figure, which statement about naming shapes is true?
- Ryan is building with blocks. He makes a pattern: big block, small block, big block, small block. He wants to tell his dad what comes next in the pattern. What should Ryan say?
- Amy wakes up and sees the sun coming up. Then she eats breakfast. What time of day is it?