Math Grade 2 Quiz Determine whether a group of objects (up to 20) has an odd or even number of members-2.OA.C.3
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.OA.C.3 focuses on determining whether a group of objects, up to 20 in total, has an odd or even number of members. This standard allows students to understand the basic concept of evenness and oddness. There are multiple ways to determine this, including pairing objects together (to see if any are left unpaired) or counting by 2s. Additionally, this standard introduces the idea that even numbers can be expressed as the sum of two equal addends. This understanding lays the foundation for future mathematical concepts related to number properties and operations.
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Which of the following is an even number?
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If you have 8 objects and you pair them up, how many pairs will you have?
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Which of the following groups of objects has an odd number?
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How can you express the number 10 as a sum of two equal addends?
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If there are 5 objects, how many are left when counted by 2s?
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If an even number is divided into two equal parts, the result is…
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How can you express the number 14 as a sum of two equal addends?
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When you have 11 objects and count by 2s, you will end with which number?
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If there are 12 objects and all are paired, how many objects will be left unpaired?
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How many objects are left unpaired if there are 7 objects?
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