EOY 1st Grade

EOY 1st Grade

Go Math EOY Assessment

Multiple Choice

Kyoko has 32 marbles. Which is a different way to show the same number?

Multiple Choice

Which is a different way to show the same number?

• 113

• 130

• 103

Multiple Choice

Jude writes the number 87. Which number is less than Jude's number?

• 84

• 98

• 90

Multiple Choice

What is the greatest number shown on the number line?

• 59

• 75

• 68

Multiple Choice

Use the number line to order the numbers. Which shows the numbers in order from least to greatest?

• 87, 93, 113

• 113, 93, 87

• 93, 87, 113

Multiple Choice

Which number is equal to 49?

• 59

• 94

• 49

Multiple Choice

20 children are in the gym. 8 children are in the library. How many children are there?

• 10

• 82

• 28

Multiple Choice

There are 5 acorns and 3 squirrels. How many more acorns are there?

• 5 more

• 2 more

• 8 more

Multiple Choice

What is the sum for 4+2+6?

• 10

• 12

• 6

Multiple Choice

Adam has 16 pretzels. He eats some pretzels. 8 pretzels are left. Which subtraction sentence shows how many pretzels Adam eats?

• $16-8=8$

• $10-8=2$

• $8-8=0$

Multiple Choice

There are 18 apples. 9 apples are big. The rest are small. Which number sentence shows how many apples are small?

• $9-9=0$

• $18-8=10$

• $18-9=9$

Multiple Choice

Which subtraction sentence matches the model?

• $10-7=3$

• $10-3=7$

• $7-3=4$

Multiple Choice

Vanita has 2 dimes and 1 nickel. Ben has 1 coin. They both have the same amount of money. What coin does Ben have?

• 1 quarter

• 1 dime

• 1 nickel

Multiple Choice

Lamont counted 5 dimes by tens to find the value. How much money does he have?

• 5¢

• 50¢

• 25¢

Multiple Choice

Count backward. What numbers come next?

• 102, 103, 104

• 100, 90, 80

• 100, 99, 98

Multiple Choice

There are 10 pennies in each bag. How many pennies are there? Skip count by 10s.

• 30

• 3

• 15

Multiple Choice

Look at the chart. What are the unknown numbers?

• 75 and 95

• 84 and 86

• 95 and 105

Multiple Choice

Len has 9 shells. Lydia has 6 shells. Which number sentence shows how many fewer shells Lydia has than Len?

• $9-6=3$

• $6-4=2$

• $9+6=15$

Multiple Choice

What number would make expressions of equal value?

• 11

• 5

• 4

Multiple Choice

What number completes the related facts?

• 7

• 15

• 14

Multiple Choice

Which addition fact helps you solve $13-8$ ?

•  $6+2=8$  

•  $5+8=13$  

•  $3+8=11$  

Multiple Choice

Fiona is sorting shapes. She makes this group. Which shape would NOT be sorted into this group?

Multiple Choice

Rose has a shape. Which clue would NOT help you guess the shape?

• 2 flat surfaces

• big

• curved surface

Multiple Choice

Nolan draws a shape with 4 straight sides that are all the same length. Which shape might he draw?

• square

• triangle

• circle

Multiple Choice

Bud has a toy that is shaped like a cylinder. How many flat surfaces does the toy have?

• 0

• 1

• 2

Multiple Choice

Which two shapes can make a square?

Multiple Choice

Alexa cuts a circle into 4 equal shares. Which is NOT a name for the shares?

• halves

• fourths

• quarters

Multiple Choice

Which rectangle shows 4 unequal parts?

Multiple Choice

A box is the same length as this string. Which object will fit in the box?

• pencil

• marker

• paintbrush

Multiple Choice

About how long is this bracelet? Mari measures this bracelet with

Multiple Choice

Robin measures a spoon. Which unit would he use the greatest number of?

Multiple Choice

Use paperclips. Which ribbon is about 3 paperclips long?

Multiple Choice

What time does the clock show?

• half past 12

• 2 o'clock

• half past 2

Multiple Choice

How many more children chose blue than pink?

• 7

• 11

• 9

Multiple Choice

Tory has 10 toy trucks. 3 trucks are blue. 7 trucks are green. Which could be Tory's graph?

Multiple Choice

Ada made this graph. Which question could be answered by looking at the graph?

• How many children like pizza for lunch?

• How many children have long hair?

• How do the most children get to school?

Multiple Choice

Shima earns 5¢ for each window she washes. What does Shima earn for washing 4 windows?

• 20¢

• 9¢

• 25¢

Multiple Choice

Lilly is painting a house. What is the total cost of the two things above that she will need?

• 34¢

• 35¢

• 9¢

Multiple Choice

Rory saves 10¢ each week for 4 weeks. Then she spends 20¢ to buy a magazine. How much money does Rory have left?

• 6¢

• 60¢

• 20¢

Multiple Choice

Jaleel puts money in the sharing jar. He has 5 dimes and 10 pennies. What is the total value of these coins?

• 35¢

• 51¢

• 60¢