Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 1 (CBSE) · Mathematics
Chapter: Chapter 1 — Chapter 1: Finding the Furry Cat!
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What does matching mean? [1]
(A) Finding things that are the same or similar
(B) Throwing things away
(C) Breaking objects
(D) Ignoring objects
2. Which of these matches a ball in shape? [1]
(A) An orange
(B) A book
(C) A pencil
(D) A ruler
3. What skill does matching help develop? [1]
(A) Observation skills
(B) Cooking skills
(C) Singing skills
(D) Running skills
4. What can we use to practice matching? [1]
(A) Shape cards
(B) Nothing
(C) Only numbers
(D) Only letters
5. Matching is an early skill before which other skill? [1]
(A) Sorting and grouping
(B) Running
(C) Singing
(D) Swimming
6. Which of these shapes matches a square? [1]
(A) Another square
(B) A circle
(C) A triangle
(D) An oval
7. What does matching a shadow to an object require? [1]
(A) Careful observation
(B) Guessing randomly
(C) Ignoring the shadow
(D) Closing our eyes
8. Why is matching an important early skill? [1]
(A) It helps notice similarities and differences
(B) It has no importance
(C) It confuses learning
(D) It replaces counting
9. What does sorting mean? [1]
(A) Grouping things that share something in common
(B) Throwing things away
(C) Ignoring objects
(D) Hiding objects
10. Which of these is a sorting rule? [1]
(A) Colour
(B) Nothing
(C) Silence
(D) Air
11. If we sort by size, what changes compared to sorting by colour? [1]
(A) The groups look different
(B) Nothing changes
(C) Objects disappear
(D) Colours change
12. Why is sorting useful? [1]
(A) It helps us organise things
(B) It makes a mess
(C) It hides objects
(D) It has no use
13. What can we do after sorting objects into groups? [1]
(A) Count each group
(B) Ignore them
(C) Throw them away
(D) Nothing
14. Which is an example of sorting by shape? [1]
(A) Grouping all round objects together
(B) Grouping by taste
(C) Grouping by sound
(D) Grouping randomly
15. Sorting connects to which other maths skill? [1]
(A) Counting
(B) Only drawing
(C) Only singing
(D) Only running
16. If you sort toys by colour, red toys go with: [1]
(A) Other red toys
(B) Blue toys
(C) Green toys
(D) No group