NCERT Solutions for Class 1st Maths: Chapter 2-Numbers from One to Nine

Class 1st Maths Chapter 2 Solutions – Complete Class 1 Maths Chapter 2 Notes.

NCERT Solutions for Class 1st Maths: Chapter 2-Numbers from One to Nine

NCERT 1st Maths Chapter 2, class 1 Maths Chapter 2 solutions

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More or Less

Question 1.
Tick (✓) more.
Answer.

Question 2.
Tick (✓) less.
Answer.

Question 3.
Tick (✓) less.
Answer.

Question 4.
Tick (✓) more.
Answer.

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Count and Match

Question 1.
Count and match the following :
Answer.

Question 2.
Count and match the following :
Answer.

Question 3.
Count and match the following :
Answer.

Question 4.
Count and match the following :
Answer.

Question 5.
Match the numbers with the pictures :
Answer.

Question 6.
Make groups of the following :
Answer.

Question 7.
Colour the following :

(a) Colour 5 balloons.
Answer.

(b) Colour 4 flowers
Answer.

(c) Colour 2 trees
Answer.

(d) Colour 3 boats
Answer.

(e) Colour 6 birds
Answer.

(f) Colour 9 mangoes
Answer.

(g) Colour 1 elephant
Answer.

(h) Colour 7 bricks
Answer.

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Question 1.
Name these things and write their number in the circle :
Answer.

Question 2.
Colour the collection which has more objects.
Answer.

Question 3.
Make the collection equal.
Answer.

Question 4.
Join in order :
Answer.

Question 5.
Write the missing number.
Answer.

Question 6.
What comes before and after 5?
Answer.

Question 7.
What comes before 6?
Answer.

Question 8.
What comes after 1?
Answer.

Question 9.
What comes before and after 4?
Answer.

Question 10.
What are the next numbers?
Answer.

Question 11.
What are the next numbers?
Answer.

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Zero

Question 1.
Five juicy mangoes are kept in a basket. If you pick and eat one, how many will be left?
Answer.

Question 2.
Four juicy mangoes are kept in a basket. If you pick and eat one, how many will be left?
Answer.

Question 3.
Three juicy mangoes are kept in a basket. If you pick and eat one, how many will be left?
Answer.

Question 4.
Two juicy mangoes are kept in a basket. If you pick and eat one, how many will be left?
Answer.

Question 5.
One juicy mango is kept in a basket. If you pick and eat one, how many will be left?
Answer.

Question 1.
Count and write the number of birds on the branch.
Answer.

Question 2.
How many in the cage?
Answer.

Question 3.
How many balloons in the hand?
Answer.

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NCERT Solutions for Class 1st Maths: Chapter 2-Numbers from One to Nine

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Chapterwise NCERT Solutions for Class 1 Maths :

• Chapter 1 Shapes And Space
• Chapter 2 Numbers From One To Nine
• Chapter 3 Addition
• Chapter 4 Subtraction
• Chapter 5 Numbers From Ten To Twenty
• Chapter 6 Time
• Chapter 7 Measurement
• Chapter 8 Numbers From Twenty One To Fifty
• Chapter 9 Data Handling
• Chapter 10 Patterns
• Chapter 11 Numbers
• Chapter 12 Money
• Chapter 13 How Many

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