Number Concept
23 Grade 1 Mathematics questions on Number Concept, with worked marking schemes. 23 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markA shopkeeper packs eggs in one tray and eggs in another tray. How many tens of eggs does she have?
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B. — each tray holds one ten, so two trays hold two tens. A gives the number of eggs, not the number of tens.
Question 2
1 markWhich one of these is an even number: , , , ?
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C. — an even number can be split into two equal groups, and . The others are all odd.
Question 3
1 markWhich is less: 3 or 9?
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1 markHow many tens and ones are in ?
A. tens
B. tens and one
C. ten and ones
D. ten and ones
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D. ten and ones — the first digit counts tens and the second counts ones, so . C reads the digits the wrong way round.
Question 5
1 markFill in the missing number: , , ___, .
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1 markWrite the number that comes before 10.
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1 markWrite the number that comes after 19.
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1 markWhat number comes just before ?
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1 markCount in ones from 6 to 10. Write the numbers.
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2 marksContinue the pattern: 2, 4, 6, ___, ___.
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2 marksArrange from the smallest to the biggest: 4, 1, 3, 2.
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1 markWhich of these numbers is the biggest: , , , ?
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1 markCount in twos and fill in: , , , ___.
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1 markIn the number , the digit is in the ___ place.
A. hundreds
B. thousands
C. ones
D. tens
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D. tens — in a two-digit number the first digit counts tens and the second counts ones, so is tens and ones. C is where the sits.
Question 15
1 markHow many ones are in the number ?
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1 markWhich is more: 8 mangoes or 5 mangoes?
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1 markWhich of these numbers is the smallest: , , , ?
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2 marksCount in fives and fill in the missing number: , , ___, .
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Adding each time: , and . The missing number is . Final answer: .
Question 19
1 markWhat number comes just after ?
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C. — counting on one from gives , the first two-digit number. B comes just before instead.
Question 20
1 markWrite the number that comes just after .
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2 marksArrange these numbers from the smallest to the biggest: , , , .
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1 markWrite the missing number: 1, 2, 3, ___, 5.
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1 markWrite the number in words.
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