English-2
Grade-1
Easy
Question
Direction: Fill in the blank with these or those.
____ are my bags.
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- These
- Those
The correct answer is: Those
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____ apples are red in color.
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____ apples are red in color.
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____ are hens. 
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____ are hens.
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____ are kites.
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____ are dogs.
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____ are flutes. 
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____ are flutes.
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____ are shirts. 
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____ are shirts.
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____ are shoes.
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____ are shoes.
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____ are balloons.
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Mathematics
Is this equation true? 9 = 12 – 4
Is this equation true? 9 = 12 – 4
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Joseph’s number is 69. Amber’s number is 6 less than Joseph’s number. What is Amber’s number? Write the statement using greater than or less than.
Joseph’s number is 69. Amber’s number is 6 less than Joseph’s number. What is Amber’s number? Write the statement using greater than or less than.
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Ann has 34 marbles. Julio has 5 more marbles than Ann. How many marbles Julio has? Write the statement using greater than or less than.
Ann has 34 marbles. Julio has 5 more marbles than Ann. How many marbles Julio has? Write the statement using greater than or less than.
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Ming counts 68 roses in the park. Mary counts 5 less roses than Ming. How many roses does Mary count? Write the statement using greater than or less than.
Ming counts 68 roses in the park. Mary counts 5 less roses than Ming. How many roses does Mary count? Write the statement using greater than or less than.
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Thomas counts 51 stars. James counts 55 stars. Who counts less stars?
Thomas counts 51 stars. James counts 55 stars. Who counts less stars?
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Mathematics
Aria sees 38 girls at the park. She sees 72 boys at the park. Does Aria see more girls or more boys?
Aria sees 38 girls at the park. She sees 72 boys at the park. Does Aria see more girls or more boys?
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