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JUNIOR SCHOOL (continued)
FOR ADMISSION TO CLASS: Grade 2 or K-2 (Guide only)
MATHEMATICS
Time: 1 Hour
Note: Use of calculator is not allowed.
Questions will be based on some or all of the following topics:
1. Pre-number
Use comparative terms for assessment of size, length, thickness, height,
capacity, weight etc. (or any other suitable parameter) of an object; apply
descriptors such as bigger-smaller, longer-shorter, thicker-thinner, higher-
lower, more-less, heavier-lighter etc. and other related words in connection
with the above mentioned measurable parameters of objects.
2. Whole number
Recognise and name numbers (up to hundreds); order numbers (1-99
inclusive); arrange these numbers on a ray and use it to represent addition
and subtraction; appreciate the place value of a number e.g. units, tens and
hundreds; add and subtract numbers up to hundreds; multiply single digit
numbers and use multiplication tables (e.g. for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7) to solve
simple problems.
3. Shapes
Identify common shapes along with recognition of sides and corners (e.g.
circle, rectangle, square, triangle and oval); distinguish between ‘open’ and
‘closed’ shapes.
4. Fractions
Show familiarity with fractions and their symbolic notation (e.g. 1/2, 1/3,
2/3, 1/4, 2/4, 3/4 etc.). Identify fractions from highlighted sections of
graphics of shapes; identify fractions on a given shape through suitable
highlighting of the relevant portion.
5. Time
Read and state time; name days and how many constitute a week; recall the
names of the calendar months.
6. Money
Identify currency and perform manipulation involving the denominations
of currency in terms of coins and notes (e.g. Rs 1, Rs 2, Rs 5 and Rs 10, Rs
20, Rs 50, Rs 100); select correct amount of money to buy and sell items.
7. Graphs
Interpret picture graphs.
8. Patterns
Sort and classify objects by different properties; order objects by size or
other numerical property; identify, analyse, and extend patterns of objects
or numbers and recognise the same pattern in different manifestations.