Scholar Tests · Set 3
I-Ready practice test, Grade 1
Name ______________________ Date ____________
Math
Read each question aloud, and the answer choices too, unless it says your child reads it alone. Your child circles the letter of the answer. No time limit.
- 1.
There is more of one kind of animal than the others. Which kind?
- A
- B
- C
- 2.
Which number is the least?
- A7
- B5
- C9
- 3.
5 − 3 = ?
- A3
- B2
- C8
- 4.
Which circle is cut into halves?
- A
- B
- C
- D
- 5.
Which equation is true?
- A9 + 4 = 7 + 7
- B9 + 4 = 7 + 5
- C9 + 4 = 8 + 7
- D9 + 4 = 7 + 6
- 6.
33 + 30 = ?
- A63
- B36
- C53
- D73
- 7.
What number is 10 more than the number the blocks show?
- A56
- B47
- C36
- D46
- 8.
A box has 33 red balloons and 35 blue balloons. How many balloons are in the box?
- A2
- B35
- C78
- D68
- 9.
Which number is six hundred forty-eight?
- A684
- B648
- C468
- D846
- 10.
The clock shows the time Grace eats dinner. What time does Grace eat dinner?
- A5:40 p.m.
- B5:40 a.m.
- C5:45 p.m.
- D5:35 p.m.
Reading
Read each question aloud, and the answer choices too, unless it says your child reads it alone. Your child circles the letter of the answer. No time limit.
- 1.
Listen to the word. Which shows how to spell it?
Say: Listen. map. Which shows how to spell map?
- Amapp
- Bmap
- Cmp
- 2.
Which picture rhymes with box?
- A
- B
- C
Read this aloud to your child.
Zoe Plays Soccer
Zoe loved soccer. But when she got the ball, she never passed it. She ran and kicked all by herself.
On Saturday, her team played the Tigers. Zoe got the ball and ran. Three Tigers got in her way. She could not get past them.
"I'm open!" called her friend Wes. No player was near him. Zoe kicked the ball to Wes. Wes kicked it into the net. Goal!
The team cheered. Wes gave Zoe a high five. "Nice pass!" he said.
After that game, Zoe passed the ball a lot. Her team scored more goals when they all worked together.
3.What did Zoe do at the start of the story?
- AShe passed to her friends.
- BShe played for the Tigers.
- CShe kept the ball to herself.
- 4.
Wes called, "I'm open!" What did he mean?
- AThe door was open.
- BNo player was in his way.
- CHe was very tired.
- 5.
Which word means very hot?
- Achilly
- Bdry
- Cscorching
- Dwarm
- 6.
Listen, then choose.
Say: Listen. was. Which word is was?
- Away
- Bwas
- Csaw
- Dhas
- 7.
Read the word. Which picture shows it?
Your child reads this one alone: do not read the word or the choices aloud.
- A
- B
- C
Your child reads this alone.
Built for the Desert
Most camels live in hot, dry deserts. Their bodies have many ways to help them live there.
Many people think a camel's hump is full of water. It is not! The hump stores fat. When food is hard to find, a camel's body can use the fat for energy.
Camels can go for days without drinking water. When they do find water, they can drink a lot very quickly.
Desert winds blow sand everywhere. Camels have two rows of long eyelashes that help keep sand out of their eyes. They can close their nostrils to keep sand out of their noses, too.
A camel's feet are wide and padded. Their thick, soft bottoms spread out on the sand, so the camel does not sink.
People have used camels to carry heavy loads across deserts for thousands of years.
8.A camel's feet are padded. What does padded mean?
- Athick and soft on the bottom
- Bsharp and pointed at the end
- Csmall and narrow
- Dhard like a rock
- 9.
Listen, then choose.
Say: Listen. before. Which word is before?
- Abecause
- Bbegin
- Cbelow
- Dbefore
- 10.
How many syllables do you hear in bed? Clap the parts as you say it.
- A3
- B1
- C2
- D4
Written by Scholar Tests in the style of the published i-Ready question types. Not a real i-Ready test, and a practice score is not a real score.