WorksheetsChristmas Math Review Grade 2
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 23mins
What number is one less than 29?
28
29
30
31
What is one more than 49?
48
49
50
51
What is 10 less than 33?
43
14
33
23
What number is shown by these base ten blocks?
9
15
17
18
What number is shown by this base ten picture?
315
35
45
40
What does 38 - 5 equal?
33
35
38
28
How many orange spots do you see?
70
14
35
60
How many blue spots do you see?
40
17
32
23
How many paint cans are there in all?
25
26
51
50
How many basketballs altogether?
50
40
25
5
How many stars in total?
9
29
19
39
How many maracas are there altogether?
5
35
46
51
How many guitars are there altogether?
28
63
73
68
Which symbol would you use to compare these numbers?
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+
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Which symbol would you use to compare these numbers?
=
+
<
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Which symbol would you use to compare these numbers?
=
+
<
>
What is the pattern rule?
Are these number increasing or decreasing?
increasing
decreasing
What is the pattern rule?
+4
+5
-4
-5
What is the pattern rule?
+ 3
+ 3 + 4
+ 3 - 4
+ 4 -3
Look carefully. Which shape should be in the red box?
big orange circle
small orange circle
small orange rectangle
big orange rectangle
What path should Maggie take to go to the circus tent?
Which base ten picture represents this number?
Which Math equation is shown in the picture?
44 + 15 = 59
44 - 15 = 59
40 + 10 = 50
45 - 15 = 30
What is the difference of 59 and 36?
95
33
23
36
Julie has 6 apples. Her friend Javier has 2 fewer apples. How many apples does Javier have?
8 apples
4 apples
6 apples
2 apples
Carl has 7 tickets for the fair rides. His friend Lisa has 2 more tickets. How many tickets does Lisa have?
5 tickets
14 tickets
10 tickets
9 tickets
What is the name of this shape?
square
diamond
rectangle
rhombus
Which of these plane figures is NOT a polygon?
Which of these plane figures does not belong in this group?
What is the name of this geometric solid?
square prism
square pyramid
triangular prism
triangular pyramid
What is the name of this geometric solid?
square prism
square pyramid
triangular prism
triangular pyramid
What do all these geometric solids have in common?
They are all pyramids.
They are all prisms.
They all have plane faces.
They all have curved surfaces.
How many faces does a rectangular prism have?
4
5
6
7
These are the plane figures that make up the faces of which solid?
triangular pyramid
sphere
cylinder
square prism
Which expression would be equivalent to the equation shown?
Which set of plane figures would make a square pyramid?
