Practice Test 6 - Kindergarten Math

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

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1. David is making a necklace with 6 beads. He wants to put the beads in order from smallest to biggest. He has the beads all mixed up. What tool method would help David the most?
2. Emma lines up 6 toy bears. She points to each bear once and says "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6." Then her little brother takes away 2 bears. Now Emma wants to count the remaining bears. Which statement about her counting is correct?
3. Ben has $7$ toy cars. Some are big cars and some are small cars. If $5$ cars are big, how many cars are small?
4. Ben has 6 stickers. His sister gives him 3 more stickers. He wants to share all his stickers equally with his friend. What should Ben figure out first?
5. Ben counts 7 birds in a tree. Some birds fly away, leaving 4 birds. Then 2 more birds land in the tree. If 1 more bird flies away, how many birds are in the tree now?
6. Carlos needs $8$ chairs for story time. He found $5$ chairs. About how many more chairs does he need?
7. Emma drew three shapes. Two of them are rectangles. Based on the shapes shown, which statement is correct?
8. Sara makes this pattern with blocks: First she puts 5 blocks in one way: $5 = 1 + 4$. Then she moves exactly 1 block to make a different way. What is her new equation?
9. A number is one more than $8$. What is the number?
10. Review the number line. If you move from 0 to show $6 = 2 + 4$, what is the correct sequence of moves?
11. How many apples are in the picture?
12. Kate has $10$ stickers to put in her sticker book. Each page holds $3$ stickers. She wants to see how the stickers will fit. What tool helps her figure this out?
13. Sarah wants to remember her piano lesson schedule. Her teacher says lessons happen every week on the same day, and today she has a lesson. If today is Wednesday, when will her next two lessons be?
14. Study the pattern of shapes shown. What shape comes next in the pattern?
15. Which of the following shows the number nineteen?
16. Tommy counts his crayons that are spread on his desk: "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9." Then he puts them neatly in a box and his mom asks how many crayons he has. What should Tommy say?
17. How many ducks are swimming in the pond now?
18. Anna is building with blocks. She makes a row of 4 blocks, then puts 2 blocks on top. She wants to tell her teacher exactly how she built it. What would help Anna explain her building the best way?
19. How many balloons are in the picture?
20. Look at these three number comparisons: $3 < 6$, $8 > 2$, and $4 < 9$. How many of these comparisons are written correctly?

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