Odd and even Practice
Numbers up to 1000 · 12 questions
- Name
- Date
Write odd or even in the box.
- 1. 771 is
- 2. 230 is
- 3. 813 is
- 4. 266 is
- 5. 388 is
- 6. 815 is
- 7. 15 is
- 8. 571 is
- 9. 364 is
- 10. 260 is
- 11. 83 is
- 12. 334 is
One number per question, to be marked odd or even. It looks like the easiest sheet here, and it is the one that makes halving, sharing and the two times table feel obvious a year later.
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Numbers up to 1000 · 12 questions
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