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(Answer ID # 0768639)
1.
Count and write the number:
2.
Count and write the number:
3.
Write the number word: 20

4.
Write the number word: 7

5.
Write the number before 7

6.
Write the number between 39 and 41

7.
Amy has 2 navy shirts and 5 brown shirts.
How many shirts does Amy have?

8.
6 letters arrived in the mail on Monday.
4 letters arrived on Tuesday.
How many letters arrived all together on Monday and Tuesday?

9.
Amy ate 1 fruit.
Before Amy ate, there was 2 fruit.
How much fruit is currently left?

10.
Albert is 1 year old.
Brad is 2 years old.
How much older is Brad?

11.
5
+ 2
 
12.
1
+ 3
 
13.
2
0
+ 1
 
14.
0
1
+ 5
 
15.
0
7
+ 2
 
16.
1
5
+ 3
 
17.
A fruit basket has nine plums and three oranges.
How many total fruits are in this fruit basket?

18.
Bill used seven gallons of gas driving a car last week.
This week Bill's car used seven gallons of gas.
How many gallons of gas has Bill's car consumed?

19.
A store had a sale on all of its four books.
It only sold three books.
How many books does the store have left?

20.
The home team had eight points to the visitor's four points.
How many points was the home team leading by?

21.
8
+ 3
 
22.
3
+ 8
 
23.
Albert went shopping at a mall and went into 6 stores. If the mall has a total of 27 stores, how many stores did Albert not go into?

24.
5 lights were on in the house. 2 lights were turned off. How many lights are still on?

25.
A fruit basket has four apples and one orange.
How many total fruits are in this fruit basket?

26.
Brad used three gallons of gas driving a car last week.
This week Brad's car used three gallons of gas.
How many gallons of gas has Brad's car consumed?

27.
On Monday, Bill saw 3 snowmen at the park.
When Bill came back to the park on Thursday, Bill noticed that 2 snowmen had melted.
How many snowmen did Bill see on Thursday?

28.
Jill made two apple pies.
Jane made one apple pie.
How many more pies did Jill make than Jane?

29.
Greg and Jane both have colds. Greg sneezed ten times.
Jane sneezed nine times.
How many times did they both sneeze?

30.
Jane used ten gallons of gas driving a car last week.
This week Jane's car used four gallons of gas.
How many gallons of gas has Jane's car consumed?

31.
Albert gave away one candy bar.
Before Albert gave away the candy, Albert had six candy bars.
How many candy bars does Albert currently have?

32.
A fish tank contains 5 fish.
2 of the fish are stationary.
How many fish of the fish are moving?

33.
If you are counting by threes, which number comes after 41?

34.
If you are counting by sevens, which number comes after 46?

35.
15 letters arrived in the mail on Monday.
11 letters arrived on Tuesday.
How many letters arrived all together on Monday and Tuesday?

36.
The black dog ran nine miles.
The white dog ran twelve miles.
How many miles did the dogs run all together?

37.
A store had a sale on all of its thirteen cameras.
It only sold ten cameras.
How many cameras does the store have left?

38.
Jane ate 7 fruit.
Before Jane ate, there was 17 fruit.
How much fruit is currently left?

39.
18
+ 13
 
40.
11
+ 10
 
41.

9
+ 19
 
42.
10
9
+ 8
 
43.
9 tens and 1 one =

44.
2 tens and 1 one =

45.
In the middle of the two values, write either >, <, or =.
7 tens and 4 ones_______four tens and 7 ones
46.
In the middle of the two values, write either >, <, or =.
2 tens and 3 ones_______eight tens and 8 ones
47.
3
15
+ 5
 
48.
10
13
+ 14
 
49.
Albert has 5 yellow shirts and 14 white shirts.
How many shirts does Albert have?

50.

If your teacher gave you twelve puzzles last week and nine puzzles this week, how many puzzles do you have?

51.
Jill has read three books.
Jill has sixteen books.
How many books has Jill not read?

52.
A fish tank contains 4 fish.
1 of the fish are stationary.
How many fish of the fish are moving?

53.
14
+ 20
 
54.
11
+ 6
 
55.
How much change is shown in cents?
(100 cents = one dollar)
56.
How much change is shown in cents?
(100 cents = one dollar)
57.
6 dollars equals _________________ cents

58.
136 cents equals 2 nickels, _________ quarter, 1 penny, 1 dollar

59.
24
8
+ 11
 
60.
8
4
+ 26
 
61.
9
6
+ 20
 
62.
10
29
+ 6
 
63.
4
+ 21
 
64.
8 + 12 = ____

65.
13
+ 8
 
66.
51 - 24 = ____

67.
63
+ 36
 
68.
43
+ 50
 
69.
52
+ 47
 
70.
62
+ 35
 
71.
75
- 12
 
72.
44
- 21
 

 

Grade 1
Answer Key 0768639
1.   9    2.   6    3.   twenty    4.   seven   

5.   6    6.   40    7.   7    8.   10   

9.   1    10.   1    11.   7    12.   4   

13.   3    14.   6    15.   9    16.   9   

17.   12    18.   14    19.   1    20.   4   

21.   11    22.   11    23.   21    24.   3   

25.   5    26.   6    27.   1    28.   1   

29.   19    30.   14    31.   5    32.   3   

33.   44    34.   53    35.   26    36.   21   

37.   3    38.   10    39.   31    40.   21   

41.   28    42.   27    43.   91    44.   21   

45.   greater    46.   smaller    47.   23    48.   37   

49.   19    50.   21    51.   13    52.   3   

53.   34    54.   17    55.   276    56.   312   

57.   600    58.   1    59.   43    60.   38   

61.   35    62.   45    63.   25    64.   20   

65.   21    66.   27    67.   99    68.   93   

69.   99    70.   97    71.   63    72.   23