Math · Grade 1 · 10 questions
1. There are 8 birds on a fence. 5 more land. How many birds are on the fence?
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2. Maya had 15 grapes and ate 6. How many are left?
3. A box holds 12 crayons. 4 are missing. How many crayons are in the box?
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4. Sam has 6 red cars and 9 blue cars. How many cars does he have?
5. If 5 children are on the bus and 8 more get on, there are 13 children.
6. There were 11 apples and 3 were eaten. How many are left?
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7. Which number sentence matches this story? Ana had 10 stickers and gave 4 away.
8. Leo read 9 pages on Monday and 8 on Tuesday. How many pages altogether?
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9. There are 16 seats and 9 are taken. How many are empty?
10. A jar had some sweets. 6 were eaten and 7 are left. How many were in the jar?
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Deciding whether a story is asking you to add or to take away.
There are 8 birds on a fence. 5 more land. How many birds are on the fence?
Maya had 15 grapes and ate 6. How many are left?
A box holds 12 crayons. 4 are missing. How many crayons are in the box?
Sam has 6 red cars and 9 blue cars. How many cars does he have?
If 5 children are on the bus and 8 more get on, there are 13 children.
There were 11 apples and 3 were eaten. How many are left?
Which number sentence matches this story? Ana had 10 stickers and gave 4 away.
Leo read 9 pages on Monday and 8 on Tuesday. How many pages altogether?
There are 16 seats and 9 are taken. How many are empty?
A jar had some sweets. 6 were eaten and 7 are left. How many were in the jar?