1st Grade Addition and Subtraction Test Review

Addition / Subtraction

100

36 + 6 = ___

42

200

87 - 10 = ___

77

300

19 - ___ = 13

6

400

___ - 9 = 11

20

500

5 + 4 = 8 + ___

1

Graph Data

100

Favorite Flavors:

Chocolate - 13

Vanilla - 4

Strawberry - 7

Question: How many more students chose strawberry than vanilla?

3

200

Favorite Flavors:

Chocolate - 13

Vanilla - 4

Strawberry - 7

Question: How many more students chose chocolate than vanilla?

9

300

Favorite Flavors:

Chocolate - 13

Vanilla - 4

Strawberry - 7

Question: How many students chose either vanilla or strawberry?

11

400

Favorite Flavors:

Chocolate - 13

Vanilla - 4

Strawberry - 7

Question: How many students total were surveyed?

24

500

Favorite Flavors:

Chocolate - 13

Vanilla - 4

Strawberry - 7

Question: How many less students chose vanilla than strawberry?

3

Comparing Numbers

100

19 ___ 84

<

200

97 ___ 79

>

300

109 ___ 109

=

400

31 ___ 13

>

500

112 ___ 120

<

+ tens / - tens

100

46 + 10 = ___

56

200

70 - 40 = ___

30

300

Jill makes a number that is 30 less than Jenny's number. Jenny's number is 90. What number did Jill make?

60

400

90 - 20 = ___

70

500

49 + 40 = ___

89

Addition / Subtraction Word Problems

100

There are 16 reading mats in the classroom. If 9 reading mats are being used, how many reading mats are still available?

16(10,6)

9 circles crossed out

7 circles circled

There are 7 reading mats still available

200

Mr. Jeff has 19 cars, he sold some cars. Now, he has 5. How many cars did he sell? Explain your solution using a number bond or a math drawing. Write a number sentence. Complete the statement.

19(10,9)

5 circles crossed out

14 circles circled

He sold 14 cars

300

Mr. Fred owns a candy store. He counted 10 sucker in a big jar and 3 suckers in a small jar. He sold 9 suckers out of the big jar. How many suckers did he have left in all? Explain your answer using a labeled math drawing and a number sentence. 

10+3=13         13-9=4

13(10,3)

9 circles crossed out    4 circles circled 

He had 4 suckers left

400

Ms. Mia also has 8 black shoes, 16 white shoes, and 11 brown shoes. Ms. Mia gets ready to leave her house. She needs to know how many Shoes she has altogether. How many black shoes, white shoes, and brown shoes does Ms. Mia have altogether? Explain your solution using a math drawings. Write a number sentence. Complete the statement.

8+16+11=35 

Mia has 35 shoes 

500

Nicholas bought 9 green apples and 7 red apples. Sofia bought 10 red apples and 6 green apples. Sofia thinks she has more apples than Nicholas. Is she right? Choose a strategy you have learned to show your work. Then, write number sentences to show how many apples Nicholas and Sofia each have.

Sofia is wrong. Sofia and Nicholas have the same amount of apples. 9+7=10+6