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Diskii: Manual For Student Assessment - 2019
Diskii: Manual For Student Assessment - 2019
Grade 1:
a) Mig and Nedd were playing a game. Mig scored 5 points and Nedd scored 3
points.
b) Dae and Tuck are collecting rocks. Tuck found 6 rocks and Dae found 2 rocks.
a) Bar, Mig, and Nedd bought a pizza to share. Bar ate 4 pieces, Mig ate 5 pieces,
and Nedd ate 3 pieces.
b) Tuck, Ra, and Dae are saving up some money together to buy a toy. Tuck has
$6.00, Ra has $7.00, and Dae has $2.00.
How much money did they save together? _____ + _____ + _____ =
c) Leka, Mig, and Ra split some candy with each other. Leka got 1 piece, Mig got 5,
and Ra got 7.
How many pieces of candy did they split? ____ + ____ + ____ =
d) Tuck has 6 chocolates, and Nedd has 3 chocolates. Mig eats 5 of their
chocolates.
(a) 1, ___ , 5, 7. The missing token is (name) _____ , and the value is ____.
(b) 2, ____ , 6, 8. The missing token is (name) _____ , and the value is ____ .
(c) ____, 3, 5, ____ , 9. The missing token are (names) ____ and ____ , and the
values are ____ and ____ .
(d) ____ , 4 , ____ , 8, 10. The missing token names are ____ and ____ , and the
values are ____ and ____ .
(a) 4 + ___ + 1 = 3 + 4. What is the missing value? _____ What is the name of the
missing token: ___ .
(b) 5 + 2 = ____ = ____ + 6 . What are the missing values? What tokens are these?
____ , ____ .
(c) 10 - ____ = 3 +2+ ____ . What are the missing values? What tokens are these?
____ , ____.
(d) 12 – 6 = ____ = ____ + 2 . What are the missing values? What tokens are
these? ____ , ____ .
Use these symbols to answer the questions: > , = , < (greater than, equal to, less
than)
(a) Nedd ____ Mig
(d) NEDD RA
+ 60
Grade 2:
(a) Nev has 90 oranges. He gives 40 to Mig, and 10 to Leka. Then Nedd gives Nev
30 oranges.
How many oranges does Nev have now?
(b) Oom has 20 cards. Bar gives him 6 cards. Now Oom gives 10 cards to Leka.
How many cards does Oom have left?
(c) Dae has 80 sandwiches and gives 40 to Mig. After this, Dae makes 20 more
sandwiches.
How many sandwiches does Dae have now?
(d) Nedd has 30 cakes. Ra gives him 50 more cakes. Then Nedd gives Dae 80
cakes.
How many cakes does Nedd have left?
Addition
Subtraction
(a)
=4 =3
Nedd Leka
Mig + 3 + Leka = _____
Nedd + Mig = _____
Mig + 3 + 4 = 11
TOTAL=_____
(b)
=2 =1
Dae Leka
Dae + 3 + Leka + Oom = _____
Leka + Oom + 5 = _____
Oom + 5 + 8 = 17
TOTAL = _____
(c)
=2 =4 =3 =3
Ra Nedd Oom Tuck
TOTAL= ____
(d)
=5 =4
Jend Ra
Bar + Mig + Jend + Ra = ____
Bar + Mig + Ra = ____
Bar + Mig + 7 = 15
Mig + 3 + 2 = 10
TOTAL = ____
Skip Counting by 5
(a)
= 105 = 135
Nedd Leka
(b)
= 230 = 270
Oom Bar
(c)
= 55 = 100
Ra Dae
RA, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , DAE
(d)
= 920 = 950
Mig Tuck
Skip Counting by 10
(a)
= 415 = 475
Oom Nev
(b)
= 320 = 390
Mig Jend
(c)
= 560 = 650
Leka Bar
LEKA, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ , BAR
(d)
= 635 = 695
Nedd Ra
(a)
= 30 = 830
Nedd Leka
(b)
= 170 = 970
Mig Oom
(c)
= 35 = 835
Jend Nev
(d)
= 165 = 765
Ra Bar
Subtraction
(a) NEDD OOM (b) JEND RA (c) NEV MIG (d) LEKA NEDD
+ BAR DAE + OOM NEV + RA NEDD + JEND NEV
+ LEKA JEND + DAE NEDD + NEDD LEKA + NEDD RA
+ BAR OOM + BAR RA + BAR NEV + OOM JEND
(a) ____ ____ (b) ____ ____ (c) ____ ____ (d) ____ ____
+ ____ ____ + ____ ____ + ____ ____ + ____ ____
+ ____ ____ + ____ ____ + ____ ____ + ____ ____
+ ____ ____ + ____ ____ + ____ ____ + ____ ____
= = = =
(a) NEDD OOM NEV (b) DAE MIG BAR (c) RA MIG BAR (d) NEV OOM MIG
+ 100 + 100 + 100 + 100
(a) ____ ____ ____ (b) ____ ____ ____ (c) ____ ____ ____ (d) ____ ____ ____
+ 100 + 100 + 100 + 100
Subtraction
(a) DAE NEDD OOM (b) NEV MIG LEKA (c) DAE NEDD JEND (d) RA MIG OOM
- 100 - 100 - 100 - 100
(a) ____ ____ ____ (b) ____ ____ ____ (c) ____ ____ ____ (d) ____ ____ ____
- 100 - 100 - 100 - 100
Grade 3:
Multiplication
Division
0 1 1
2
Example DAE 4
=
2 RA
2 ?
(a)
3
=
6
Answer: (number) ______ (name) ______
In this exercise, assign a symbol (>, =, <) (greater than, equal to, less than) to make the
equations true:
MIG OOM
(c) ___ ___ ___
RA NEV
NEDD NEDD
(d) ___ ___ ___
NEDD NEV
BAR NEV
(g) ___ ___ ___
NEV OOM
Grade 4:
Math Standard C.5
In the blank space, fill in how you get to the next number in the sequence and give it a + or
- sign. What is the pattern?
d. 7, (____) 5, (____) 10, (____) 8, (____) 13, (____) 11, (____) 16.
In these problems, refer to the chart above. If the number is BAR RA NEV, then we are
working with 584 (five hundred and eighty four).
Addition:
(a) BAR MIG RA (b) JEND RA NEV (c) OOM JEND NEV (d) JEND TUCK LEKA
+NEV TUCK DAE +NEV DAE LEKA +RA DAE MIG +DAE BAR MIG
= = = =
Subtraction:
(a) DAE MIG NEDD (b) DAE OOM BAR (c) JEND RA RA (d) RA OOM RA
- NEDD LEKA RA - TUCK LEKA NEDD - OOM NEV NEDD - DAE LEKA MIG
= = = =
Multiplication:
(a) NEV BAR MIG RA (b) JEND OOM LEKA TUCK (c) DAE NEV RA TUCK (d) RA DAE MIG DAE
x NEV x BAR x OOM x JEND
= = = =
(a) MIG NEV (b) NEDD JEND (c) BAR OOM (d) NEV MIG
x OOM DAE x RA TUCK x OOM RA x MIG DAE
= = = =
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Grade 2
Math Standard A.1
(a) 90 – 40 = 50 – 10 = 40 + 30 = 70
(b) 20 + 6 = 26 – 10 = 16
(c) 80 – 40 = 40 + 20 = 60
(d) 30 + 50 = 80 – 80 = 0
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Math Standard B.2
Addition
(a) 2+6=8 (b) 4+2=6 (c) 1+8=9 (d) 6+5=11
Subtraction
(a) 8-5=3 (b) 2-1=1 (c) 9-8=1 (d) 6-4=2
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Math Standard C.4
(a) 4+3+3=10
4+4= 8
4+3+4=11
TOTAL: 29
(b) 2+3+1+4=10
1+4+5=10
4+5+8=17
TOTAL: 37
(c) 2+2+3+4+3=14
2+3+5+3=13
2+3+3= 8
2+3+6=11
TOTAL: 46
(d) 3+5+5+4=17
3+5+4=12
3+5+7=15
5+3+2=10
TOTAL: 54
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Math Standard NBT A.2
Skip Counting
(a) 135,130,125,120,115,110,105
(b) 230,235,240,245,250,255,260,265,270
(c) 55,60,65,70,75,80,85,90,95,100
(d) 920,925,930,940,945,950
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(a) 415,425,435,445,455,465,475
(b) 320,330,340,350,360,370,380,390
(c) 560,570,580,590,600,610,620,630,640,650
(d) 635,645,655,665,675,685,695
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(a) 30,130,230,330,430,530,630,730,830
(b) 170,270,370,470,570,670,770,870,970
(c) 35,135,235,335,435,535,635,735,835
(d) 165,265,365,465,565,665,765
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Math Standard NBT.B.5
Addition
(a) 64+39=103 (b) 75+18=93 (c) 36+43=79 (d) 28+63=91
Subtraction
(a) 94-23=71 (b) 57-29=28 (c) 42-12=30 (d) 63-34=29
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Math Standard NBT.B.6
(a) 23+68+17+63 = 171
(b) 75+39+82+65 = 261
(c) 94+52+21+69 = 236
(d) 12+79+25+37 = 153
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Math Standard A.4
(a) 1/3 = 3/9
(b) 2/6 < 2/3
(c) 6/8 = 3/4
(d) 2/2 > 2/4
(e) 4/6 > 5/8
(f) 6/9 > 3/5
(g) 5/4 < 4/3
(h) 2/1 = 6/3
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Grade 4
Math Standard C.5
(a) Pattern is +4 (NEV), -1 (DAE)
(b) Pattern is +2 (NEDD), +3 (OOM)
(c) Pattern is +3 (OOM), -4 (NEV)
(d) Pattern is -2 (NEDD), +5 (BAR)
Math Standard NBT.A.2
(a) 347 < 351
(b) 586 < 741
(c) 108 < 926
(d) 784 > 782
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Math Standard C.5
Addition
(a) 568 + 491 = 1059
(b) 784 + 410 = 1194
(c) 374 + 816 = 1190
(d) 790 + 156 = 946
Subtraction
(a) 162 - 208 = -46
(b) 135 - 902 = -767
(c) 788 - 342 = 446
(d) 838 – 106 =732
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Math Standard NBT.B.5
Multiplication
(a) 4568 x 4 = 18272
(b) 7309 x 5 = 36545
(c) 1489 x 3 = 4467
(d) 8161 x 7 = 57127
Multiplication
(a) 64 x 31 = 1984
(b) 27 x 89 = 2403
(c) 53 x 38 = 2014
(d) 46 x 61= 2806
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