Math 1 · Unit 1: Numbers to 10 · Cambridge Primary Maths Stage 1
1.5 Odd and even numbers
12 questions · e.g. Is 4 odd or even?
Questions
1. Look at the gloves. How many gloves are there?
Check2. Is the number of gloves odd or even?
Check3. Look at the gloves. How do you know it is odd?
Check4. Look at the socks. How many socks are there?
Check5. Is the number of socks odd or even?
Check6. Look at the socks. How do you know it is even?
Check7. Odd or even? Look at the four numbers.
- 4 even, 5 even, 6 odd, 7 odd
- 4 odd, 5 odd, 6 even, 7 even
- 4 odd, 5 even, 6 odd, 7 even
- 4 even, 5 odd, 6 even, 7 odd
- Check
9. How can you describe an odd number?
- It has one left over when you make pairs.
- It is always more than 5.
- It makes pairs with none left over.
- It is always a big number.
10. How can you describe an even number?
- It is always less than 5.
- It is always a small number.
- It has one left over when you make pairs.
- It makes pairs with none left over.
11. Are there any numbers that are odd and even?
Check12. Zero is an even number. Why?
- 0 is the same as 2.
- One cube is left without a partner.
- 0 is a big number.
- No cube is left without a partner.