Grade 2 Math Unit 6 Assessment 24-25 (Homework)

Jake counts bicycles and tricycles in a park. He counts a total of 78 bicycles and tricycles. There are 32 tricycles in the park. How many bicycles does Jake count?

32 + □ = 78

• A) 45 bicycles

• B) 46 bicycles

• C) 50 bicycles

• D) 56 bicycles

Emma's grandmother had 29 peaches to make some cobblers. Emma picked some more peaches and gave them to her grandmother. Now Emma’s grandmother has 47 peaches. Which number sentence can be used to find how many peaches Emma picked?

• A) 29 + 47 = □

• B) 29 + □ = 47

• C) □ - 29 = 47

• D) □ - 47 = 29

Lena has 58 stickers. She used 18 stickers for a new notebook and 5 stickers for a bookmark. How many stickers does Lena have left?

• A) 35 stickers

• B) 40 stickers

• C) 50 stickers

• D) 55 stickers

Solve. 463 + 200 = □

• A. 236

• B. 663

• C. 263

• D. 4632

Liam is 84 inches tall. His cousin Evan is taller than Liam. Which number sentence shows how tall Evan is?

• A) 84 - 6

• B) 84 + 90

• C) 84 + 6

• D) 90 - 84

Jeffrey, Lori, and Azaria buy bags of candy at the store. How many candy do they have in total?

Jeffrey: 32

Lori: 24

Azaria: 18

• 104 pieces of candy

• 84 pieces of candy

• 74 pieces of candy

• 42 pieces of candy

Look at the pattern:

12, 16, 20, 24, 28, ...

What number is being added to each number in the pattern?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Look at the pattern below:

120, 220, 320, 420, 520, ...

What number comes next in the pattern?

• 590

• 600

• 620

• 600

Which number makes the number sentence true?

500 + 60 + 3 < ?

• A) 563

• B) 550

• C) 530

• D) 590

What is the total number of children surveyed in the 'Sports' graph?

• 17

• 27

• 37

• 47