№ 1 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
Grade 2 math problems with answers
Practice addition, subtraction, logic, time, money, geometry, and counting. Children can open a hint and then review the worked solution.
30 problems with worked solutions.
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№ 2 · Geometry · Grade 2
Seven trees grow along the path. There are exactly three meters between neighboring trees. How many meters from the first tree to the last?
№ 3 · Geometry · Grade 2
A rectangular postcard has sides of 5 cm and 8 cm. How many centimeters is its perimeter?
№ 4 · Counting · Grade 2
Nadya has three plain T-shirts and four different hats. In how many ways can you choose one T-shirt and one hat?
№ 5 · Word problems · Grade 2
The traveler read 18 pages in the morning and 15 in the evening. The chapter was 48 pages long. How many pages of the chapter has he not read yet?
№ 6 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
There are six rows of seven chairs in the hall. There are bags on five chairs, the rest are empty. How many chairs are free?
№ 7 · Time and calendars · Grade 2
In the calendar, Friday falls on the 4th. What date will it be on Friday in two weeks?
№ 8 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
Of the 52 apples, we filled six bags, putting seven in each. How many apples are left?
№ 9 · Time and calendars · Grade 2
Exactly one hour was set aside for a tour. The journey took 15 minutes, and visiting the tower took 20 minutes. How many minutes were left for the garden?
№ 10 · Counting · Grade 2
Four rows of nine seats were set up for a concert. Five seats were reserved for guests. How many seats were available for the rest of the audience?
№ 11 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
A craftsperson had 63 beads and made five bracelets using 9 beads for each one. How many beads were left?
№ 12 · Geometry · Grade 2
A rectangular sheet is divided into identical square cells, 7 cells long and 4 cells wide. How many cells are on the sheet?
№ 13 · Logic · Grade 2
Ira, Oleg, and Maxim are standing in a line. Ira is ahead of Oleg, and Oleg is ahead of Maxim. What is Oleg’s position?
№ 14 · Counting · Grade 2
There are three different paths from the house to the park, and two from the park to the library. How many routes are there from home to the library through the park?
№ 15 · Money and measurement · Grade 2
Lena had 100 tenge. She bought three pencils for 18 tenge each. How many tenge does Lena have left?
№ 16 · Patterns · Grade 2
Continue the sequence 5, 9, 17, 33. Each number is obtained from the preceding number by the same rule. What number comes next?
№ 17 · Time and calendars · Grade 2
The tour started at 14:35 and ended at 15:25. How many minutes did the tour last?
№ 18 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
Forty-seven badges are arranged in packages of 6 badges. How many complete packages will there be?
№ 19 · Geometry · Grade 2
Two identical cubes are glued together along one face. How many faces of the resulting solid remain on the outside?
№ 20 · Logic · Grade 2
A two-digit number is intended. In the tens place there is a digit 3, and the sum of its digits is 7. What number is intended?
№ 21 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
A warehouse held 96 boxes. Each of 4 trucks was loaded with 15 boxes. How many boxes remained?
№ 22 · Geometry · Grade 2
A rectangular flower bed is 8 meters long and 5 meters wide. How many meters of edging are needed around it?
№ 23 · Logic · Grade 2
Leo is 9 years old. Nina is 3 years older than Leo, and Tim is 2 years younger than Nina. How old is Tim?
№ 24 · Counting · Grade 2
There are 5 paths to a lake and 3 roads from the lake to a tower. How many routes to the tower through the lake are possible?
№ 25 · Money and measurement · Grade 2
Sasha had 200 rubles. He bought 2 albums for 47 rubles each and a brush for 35 rubles. How many rubles remained?
№ 26 · Time and calendars · Grade 2
A lesson started at 14:25 and ended at 15:10. How many minutes did it last?
№ 27 · Patterns · Grade 2
Continue the sequence: 3, 7, 12, 18. The added number increases by 1 each time. What comes next?
№ 28 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
A hall had 54 chairs arranged in equal rows of 6. A total of 3 complete rows were removed. How many chairs remained?
№ 29 · Arithmetic · Grade 2
There are 8 pencils in each of 7 boxes, plus 13 loose pencils. Nine pencils were handed out. How many remained?
№ 30 · Geometry · Grade 2