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Grade 1: Math subject test

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1. A tray starts with 9 counters and ends with 17. How many were added?
2. 8 cards are removed and 12 remain. How many were there at the start?
3. Group A has 16 cards and B has 10. How many more cards does A have?
4. Find the blank: 9+5 = 11+__.
5. Use a ten to find 9 + 8.
6. Use a near double to find 8+9.
7. Group a ten to find 7+3+8.
8. Subtract through ten: 17−10.
9. Start at 101 and count forward three steps. Which numeral is the stopping point?
10. Use tens and ones to find 77+8.
11. Find 27+70 by adding full tens.
12. Subtract full tens: 90−20.
13. A spans 8 equal tiles, B spans 13, and C spans 10. Which is the middle length?
14. A strip is covered exactly by 11 equal tiles with no gaps or overlaps. What is its length in tile-lengths?
15. One long tile equals two short tiles. A strip spans 8 long tiles. How many short tiles span it?
16. Votes are apples 10, pears 3, and oranges 2. How many votes were recorded altogether?
17. The short hand points to 9; the long hand points to 12. What time is shown?
18. The short hand is halfway from 10 to 11; the long hand points to 6. What time is shown?
19. A rectangular region is divided into 4 equal shares. What is one share called?
20. Two identical drawn trays are split into two equal shares and four equal shares. Which single share is larger?
21. A three-sided closed figure is made smaller. What remains true?
22. 7 equal squares form one straight row with no gaps. How many square-widths long is the rectangle?
23. A solid model has two full layers of 7 cubes. How many component cubes are used?
24. Four equal small squares make a larger square in a two-by-two arrangement. What is the whole?

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