English-2
Grade-1
Easy
Question
Direction: Look at the image and choose the correct sentence.
- These are different types of balls.
- These balls types of different are.
The correct answer is: These are different types of balls.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Thomas counts 51 stars. James counts 55 stars. Who counts less stars?
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