Hero:____________________ Date:____________________1 Kate put these 2 shapes together. What new shape did she make?

A pentagon

B rectangle

C triangle

D quadrilateral

3 Samir loves to play with his beach ball while at the beach. What solid names the shape of his beach ball?

a rectangular prism

b cylinder

c sphere

d cone

2 Cooper’s cereal box has 6 faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices. Which of the following answer choices is the name of the shape of his cereal box?

f cylinder h triangular prism

g rectangular prism j cone

4 Lilly used two blocks to make a shape that has 6 sides. What shape did she make?

f square h octagon

g hexagon j pentagon

Grade 22D and 3D Shapes

Use the following shapes to answer questions 5 and 6.

5 Which two shapes above are spheres? 6 Which shape above is a cone?

A A and F F B

B D and C G D

C A and E H C

D C and F J F

A. B. C.

D. E. F.

7 Maria wants to put 2 shapes together to make a new shape with 4 sides. What two shapes could Maria use to make her new shape?

A C

B D

8 Natalie wants to put some shapes together to make a fan. How many vertices does the fan have?

F 5 vertices G 6 vertices H 4 vertices J 3 vertices

Grade 22D and 3D Shapes

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3 Brooklyn had 189 stickers in her album. She gave away 56 of the stickers to her best friend. What number is 10 less than the amount of stickers she had left?

A 235

B 133

C 123

D 33

2 Molly had 23 rocks in her rock collection. She received 15 more rocks for her birthday. She gave 11 rocks to her little sister. How many rocks does Molly have now?

F 4

G 12

H 38

j 27

1 There were 52 pieces of candy in a jar. Then, Mrs. Smith gave each of her 23 students one piece of candy. How many pieces of candy are in the jar now?

A 75 C 31

B 29 D 71

4 John drew 16 different cars on his paper. He then drew 25 different airplanes. Which number sentence could be used to find the total number of cars and airplanes that John drew?

F 25 – 16 =

G 16 + 25 =

H 16 – 25 =

J 16 + = 25

5 Mr. Brown is making sandwiches for a party. He makes 23 ham sandwiches, 16 turkey sandwiches and 15 salami sandwiches. What is the total number of sandwiches thatMr. Brown will have at the party?

A 39 C 54

B 30 D 44

Grade 2Addition and Subtraction Page 1

7 Mickey has 24 bookmarks. Kate has 100 more than Mickey. How many bookmarks does Kate have?

A 34 C 76

B 124 D 75

8 On Monday, 234 corn dogs were sold at the fair. On Tuesday, 178 corn dogs were sold at the fair. How many corn dogs were sold on Monday and Tuesday?

F 302 G 312 H 402 J 412

6 Jeremy had 248 toy cars. He gave some of the cars to his friends. He had 118 left. Which strip diagram could be used to find the number of cars that Jeremy had left?

f h

g J

118 ?

248

248 ?

118

118 248

?118 248 ?

Hundreds Tens Ones

21

37

48+

9 Subtract: 45 – 28

A 18 C 23

B 27 D 17

Tens Ones

42

58–

10 Lisa has 8 ribbons. Lisa has 2 more ribbons than Jenny. Which equation can be used to find the number of ribbons that Jenny has?

f 2 + 8 = h 8 + 2 =

g 6 + 2 = 8 j 10 – 2 = 8

Grade 2Addition and Subtraction Page 2

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2 How many rows and columns are in the following rectangle?

F 4 rows and 2 columns H 2 rows and 4 columns

G 2 rows and 5 columns j 5 rows and 2 columns

1 A rectangle is covered with color tiles. There are 3 rows and 5 columns. How many color tiles cover the rectangle?

A 8 color tiles C 16 color tiles

B 15 color tiles D 16 color tiles

Grade 2Area

3 Tim used color tiles to make a rectangle with an area of 12 centimeters. Which figure below could not be Tim's rectangle?

A C

B D

4 Asher uses color tiles to cover a rectangle. There are 3 rows and 7 columns. How many color tiles does Asher use to cover the entire rectangle?

f 21 color tiles

g 10 color tiles

h 20 color tiles

j 4 color tiles

5 Blake started to cover the following rectangle with color tiles. How many color tiles will it take to completely cover the rectangle?

A 12 square units

B 8 square units

C 15 square units

D 11 square units

6 Which answer choice below shows a rectangle with 1 row and 7 columns?

f

g

h

j

Grade 2Area

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1 Sally divided her candy bar into equal pieces. Which word describes the equal parts?

A halves C fourths

B eighths D tenths

3 A pizza is cut into fourths. Which picture shows what the pizza could look like?

A

B

C

D

4 Sara cut her birthday cake into fourths. Which model shows how Sara cut the cake?

f

G

h

j

Grade 2Fractions

2 John has four pies that are the same size. • He cuts the apple pie into eighths. • He cuts the cherry pie into halves. • He cuts the peach pie into fourths. • He cuts the lemon pie into tenths.

Which pie has the biggest pieces?

F cherry pie H lemon pie

G peach pie J apple pie

8 Kendra has 2 ribbons that are the same length. She cuts each ribbon into 8 equal pieces. She uses 12 of the pieces to make bracelets. What fraction of the ribbon did she use?

F eight sixteenths

G four eighths

H one and four eighths

j eight eighths

5 Clara divided a poster board in half. Which could be Clara’s poster board?

A poster board A B poster board B C poster board C D poster board D

6 Jake is making a comic strip that has 2 rows. Each row is made of 4 equal boxes. He drew pictures in 5 of the boxes. Which fraction shows the number of boxes with pictures in them?

F one and two fourths

G one and one fourth

H five eighths

j four eighths

A B C D

7 Nelda painted one-half of a wall gray. Which wall below could NOT be the wall that Nelda painted?

A B C D

Grade 2Fractions

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1 Mei bought a new stamp for her stamp collection.

Use a ruler to measure the length, x, of Mei’s stamp to the nearest centimeter.

A 1 cm B 2 cm C 5 cm D 3 cm

3 Fenton is biking on a 13-mile trail. He has biked 7 miles. How far is Fenton from the end of the trail?

A 20 miles B 6 miles C 5 miles D 7 miles

0 5 10 15 20

4 What is the best estimate of the length of a spoon?

F 20 inches G 20 centimeters H 20 feet J 20 meters

2 Rebecca strung beads together to make a bracelet for her doll.

Use a ruler to measure the length of Rebecca’s bracelet to the nearest centimeter.

F 11 cm G 10 cm H 13 cm J 5 cm

Grade 2Length

x

7 What is the best estimate of the length of a couch?

A 2 feet B 2 inches C 2 centimeters D 2 meters

5 Janet measured a comb and noticed that is was 8 pennies long. She measured a paper clip and noticed that it was 2 pennies long.

How many paper clips long is the comb?

A 4 B 1 C 8 D 6

8 Lisa was walking home from school. The map shows that Lisa is exactly 7 units away from her house. Which point on the number line could be the location of Lisa’s house?

F Point P G Point Q H Point R J Point S

0 10 20P Q R S

6 Ralph earned a prize from Mrs. Garcia’s prize box and picked out the truck shown below.

Use a ruler to measure the length, x, of truck to the nearest inch.

F 9 inches G 8 inch H 3 inches J 5 inches

Grade 2Length

x

20

19

18

17

16

15

14

13

12

10

11

98

76

54

32

10

Grade 2ReferenceMaterials

Centim

ete

rs

76

54

32

10In

ches

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1 Which of the following numbers is NOT smaller than 50?

A 25 B 45 C 35 D 55

2 Four students each picked a card with a number on it.

Whose card shows the smallest number?

F Andy G Beth H Cory J Drake

Andy

786

Beth

876

Cory

678

Drake

768

3 Molly drew a number line.

Which of the following numbers can be placed between the 45 and 50 on the number line?

A 25 B 48 C 35 D 55

45 50

4 Peter placed a point on the number line.

What number did Peter place his point on?

F 52 G 53 H 51 J 54

50 55

Grade 2Locate and Compare Numbers

6 The table shows the number of candy bars the Boy Scouts sold in four months.

Which month did the Boy Scouts sell the greatest number of candy bars?

F January G February H March J April

Candy Bar Sales

Month Number of Candy

Bars Sold

January 265

February 255

March 262

April 266

7 Sam drew a number line.

Which of the following numbers can be placed between the 15 and 20 on the number line?

A 18 B 21 C 14 D 10

15 20

8 Mariel placed a point on the number line.

What number did Mariel place her point on?

F 76 G 77 H 79 J 78

75 80

Grade 2Locate and Compare Numbers

5 Which number is greater than 907?

A 970 B 709 C 790 D 900

9 Which of the following is NOT true?

A 154 > 145 C 1,106 < 1,160

B 450 > 540 D 915 < 951

Hero:____________________ Date:____________________

Grade 2Money

1 Which set of coins has a value of $0.31?

A

B

C

D

2 Which set of coins has a value of 47¢?

F

G

H

J

3 Which set of coins has the same value as three nickels?

A Two dimes and one nickel

B Two pennies

C Two dimes and five pennies

D One dime and five pennies

4 George has 36¢. What is another way to write 36¢?

F $0.36

G $3.6

H $36

J $0.036

5 Maria found the following coins in her purse.

Kim said Maria had $0.77. Joe said Maria had 77¢.

Who was right?

A Only Kim C Both Kim and Joe

B Only Joe D Neither Kim nor Joe

6 Ella bought a cookie. She paid with three quarters and four nickels. How much did her cookie cost?

F 95 cents G 90 cents H 80 cents J 85 cents

Grade 2Money

7 Walter found $0.66 in his coat pocket. Which of the following could NOT represent the amount of money Water found in his pocket?

A

B

C

D

8 Ray paid 78¢ for a cup of lemonade. Which of the following could NOT represent the amount of money Ray paid for his lemonade?

F

G

H

J

Hero:____________________ Date:____________________

1 Luke has 2 bags of toy cars. Each bag has 5 cars in it. How many total cars does Luke have?

A 3 cars B 10 cars C 7 cars D 15 cars

2 Mrs. Baker drew 4 groups of counters with 3 counters in each group. How many counters did she draw in all?

F 14 counters

G 7 counters

H 9 counters

j 12 counters

3 Blake has an even number of shoes. Which of these could be the number of shoes that he has?

A 18 shoes

B 13 shoes

C 15 shoes

D 9 shoes

Grade 2Multiplication and DivisionOdd and Even

4 Carson drew a number from a bag. It was an odd number between 25 and 35. Which number below could be Carson’s number?

f 28

h 39

g 27

j 37

5 Ethan has 24 gingerbread cookies. He divides them into 4 equal groups. How many cookies will be in each group?

A 8 cookies B 20 cookies C 6 cookies D 28 cookies

Grade 2

6 Which sentence best matches the chart?

f There are 3 groups with 3 animals in each group.

g There are 2 groups with 3 animals in each group.

H There are 3 groups with 2 animals in each group.

J There are 4 groups with 3 animals in each group.

Multiplication and DivisionOdd and Even

7 There are 5 fishbowls in Pete's Fish Store. If he has a total of 35 fish in his store, how many fish are in each bowl?

A 6 fish B 30 fish C 7 fish D 40 fish

8 Miranda and 4 friends each caught the same number of bugs. If they have a total of 10 bugs, how many bugs did each girl catch?

F 2 bugs G 3 bugs H 6 bugs J 5 bugs

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1 Douglas puts $870 in the bank. Which statement is true?

A Douglas deposits $87.

B Douglas deposits $870.

C Douglas withdraws $87.

D Douglas withdraws $870.

2 Donna’s parents give her an allowance each week. She saves $3.00 each week. Donna saves her money for 6 weeks. Which statement is true?

F Donna spends $9.00.

G Donna saves $9.00.

H Donna spends $18.00.

J Donna saves $18.00.

3 Mario and Cleo each earned $10 babysitting. The table below shows how much each of them saved and spent of what they earned.

Which statement is true?

A Mario saves more than Cleo.

B Cleo saves more than Mario.

C Mario and Cleo save the same amount.

D Mario and Cleo spend the same amount.

Earned Saved Spent

Mario $10.00 $4.00

Cleo $10.00 $4.00

Grade 2Personal Financial Literacy

4 Caleb borrowed $12.00 from Shawn. He will pay him back $3.00 each day. The table shows the amount Caleb pays Shawn.

Which statement is NOT true?

F Caleb is an irresponsible borrower.

G Caleb is a responsible borrower.

H Caleb paid back all the money.

J Caleb paid Shawn each day.

Day Amount Caleb Owes

1 $12.00 - $3.00 = $9.00

2 $9.00 - $3.00 = $6.00

3 $6.00 - $3.00 = $3.00

4 $3.00 - $3.00 = $0.00

5 Ryleigh wants to buy 5 stickers for her friends. Each sticker costs 10¢. Which set of coins is exactly enough for 5 stickers?

A

B

C

D

6 Michael is making lemonade for his lemonade stand. Andy bought a cup of lemonade. What word describes Michael?

F A consumer

G A borrower

H A lender

J A producer

Grade 2Personal Financial Literacy

Hero:____________________ Date:____________________

4 How many sides does a hexagon have?

F 6 G 5 H 4 J 3

Grade 2Polygons and Shapes

2 Which shape is NOT a quadrilateral?

F H

G J

1 What is the name of the following shape?

a Square B Rectangle C Pentagon D Hexagon

3 Ms. Peebles drew the following shape on the board and asked students to name it.

• Lori said that the shape was a rectangle.• Jason said that the shape was a square.

Who is correct?

A Only Lori C Both Lori and Jason

B Only Jason D Neither Lori nor Jason

5 Pete folds the following shape in half. What new shape could he make?

A Pentagon or Rectangle C Square or Hexagon

B Triangle or Square D Rectangle or Triangle

7 Amy made cookies that are shapes and decided to sort them.

Which shape should Amy place in Group Y?

A Triangle C Pentagon

B Quadrilateral D Circle

8 Henry has a piece of plywood shaped like the picture below. He draws a line from one vertex to another vertex and cuts the plywood into two smaller shapes. Which could NOT be the two smaller shapes?

F 1 Triangle and 1 Rectangle H 2 Rectangles

G 2 Trapezoids J 1 Triangle and 1 Quadrilateral

Grade 2Polygons and Shapes

Group X Group Y

Shapes with an Odd Number of Sides

Shapes with an Even Number of Vertices

6 Brooklyn’s favorite shape has fewer than 4 sides. What is the name of her favorite shape?

F Quadrilateral G Pentagon H Hexagon J Triangle

Hero:____________________ Date:____________________

3 Which model represents the number 431?

A

B

C

D

Read and Write Numbers Grade 2

1 Which represents the number seven hundred eighty-seven in standard form?

A 787 C 7,807

B 7,087 D 778

2 Which represents the number 1,105 in expanded form?

F 1,000 + 100 + 50 H 1,000 + 10 + 5

G 1,000 + 100 + 5 J 100 + 100 + 5

4 Which represents the number nine hundred eighty-seven in expanded form?

F 900 + 87 + 7 H 980 + 70 + 0

G 700 + 80 + 70 J 900 + 80 + 7

7 Which number is represented by the model below?

A 236 C 263

B 2,063 D 2,603

Read and Write Numbers Grade 2

5 Which represents the number nine hundred forty-one in expanded form?

A 600 + 300 + 30 + 10 + 1 C 900 + 41 + 10

B 900 + 40 D 900 + 40 + 10

6 Which represents the sum of one thousand, one hundred six?

F 1,000 + 10 + 6 H 1,000 + 100 + 6

G 1,100 + 100 + 6 J 1,000 + 100 + 60

8 Which number is represented by the model below?

F 1,000 + 30 + 10 + 7 H 1,000 + 400 + 7

G 100 + 40 + 7 J 100 + 4 + 7

Hero:____________________ Date:____________________

3 Parker charted the growth of his bean plant for four months. The results are below. If Parker continues to let his plant grow for one more month, what is the best prediction for the height of his plant in January?

A 7 inches

B 12 inches

C 9 inches

D 10 inches

Use the graph to answer questions 1 and 2.

1 How many children chose a red balloon as their favorite?

2 How many total children voted for their favorite balloon?

A 3 F 8

B 2 G 10

C 5 H 20

D 10 J 5

Favorite Balloon Color

Red

Purple

Blue

Key: Each stands for 1 child.

0 2 4 6 8 10

SeptemberOctober

NovemberDecember

Inches

Mon

th

Plant Growth

Grade 2Represent and Interpret Data

Use the graph to answer questions 4 and 5.

4 How many more red and green cars does Ben have than yellow cars?

F 1 car

g 4 cars

h 3 cars

j 7 cars

5 Which question can be answered by using the bar graph?

a How many orange cars does Ben have?

b How many total cars does Ben have?

c How many cars are the same size?

d How many cars does Ben’s little brother have?

0

2

4

6

8

Red Green Blue Yellow

Num

ber

of C

ars

Color of Cars

Ben’s Toy Cars

6 Which pictograph below shows that Miranda ate 4 cupcakes at the party?

f h

g j

Miranda

Each stands for 1 cupcake.

Miranda

Each stands for 1 cupcake.

Miranda

Each stands for 2 cupcakes.

Miranda

Each stands for 2 cupcakes.

Grade 2Represent and Interpret Data

7 How many people chose the giraffe or lion as their favorite zoo animal?

A 8 C 10

B 18 D 14

0 2 4 6 8 10 12

Giraffe

Lion

Zebra

Tiger

Number of Animals

Zoo

Ani

mal

sFavorite Zoo Animal

8 The graph below shows how many hours John practiced his guitar over a 4-week period. If the pattern continues, how many hours will he practice the fifth week?

f 5 hours h 10 hours

g 6 hours j 7 hours

0123456

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5

Num

ber

of H

ours

Week

John’s Guitar Practice

Grade 2Represent and Interpret Data

Hero:____________________ Date:____________________

1 Natalie ate breakfast right after she woke up this morning. Which of these could be the time that Nicole at breakfast?

A 7:30 p.m. B 7:30 a.m. C 12:00 p.m. D 2:30 a.m.

2 Amy set her alarm for the time shown.

Which time matches the clock?

F 3:48 G 4:48 H 3:50 J 4:50

3 The clocks show the beginning and ending time of an afternoon movie.

Which time is during the movie?

A 3:18 B 5:48 C 4:51 D 4:20

4 Mark arrived at school at 8:13 a.m. Which clock shows the time that Mark arrived at school?

F G H J

3:30 4:50

Grade 2Time

7 Carmen’s watch is shown below.

Which clock shows the same time as Carmen’s watch?

A B C D

5 Which time is shown on the clock?

A 7:53 B 11:37 C 10:32 D 10:37

6 Ashley finished her homework before going to bed last night. Which of these could be the time that Ashley did her homework?

F 8:30 a.m. G 8:30 p.m. H 12:00 p.m. J 7:30 a.m.

8 Mr. Barne’s clock is shown below.

Which clocks shows the same time as Mr. Barne’s clock?

F G H J

Grade 2Time

4:18 8:04 1:20 4:08