Math · Grade 2 · 10 questions
1. About how long is a school bus?
2. About how wide is your hand?
3. A chart shows 12 children chose walking and 7 chose cycling. How many more chose walking?
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4. A chart shows 8 red, 5 blue and 6 green. How many children in total?
5. Estimating means making a sensible guess without measuring.
6. You estimate a desk is 3 feet and measure 4 feet. How far out was your estimate?
7. On a chart, 6 children are 48 inches tall and 9 are 50 inches. How many children are on the chart?
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8. Which is the best estimate for the height of a classroom door?
9. A line plot shows lengths 5, 5, 6, 7 and 7 inches. How many measurements are there?
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10. A chart shows 15 chose apples and 9 chose pears. How many fewer chose pears?
Making a sensible guess, and reading what a chart says.
About how long is a school bus?
About how wide is your hand?
A chart shows 12 children chose walking and 7 chose cycling. How many more chose walking?
A chart shows 8 red, 5 blue and 6 green. How many children in total?
Estimating means making a sensible guess without measuring.
You estimate a desk is 3 feet and measure 4 feet. How far out was your estimate?
On a chart, 6 children are 48 inches tall and 9 are 50 inches. How many children are on the chart?
Which is the best estimate for the height of a classroom door?
A line plot shows lengths 5, 5, 6, 7 and 7 inches. How many measurements are there?
A chart shows 15 chose apples and 9 chose pears. How many fewer chose pears?