Year 2 Odd and Even Numbers Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 3 — Answers
Answer sheet with worked solutions for the Year 2 patterns & sequences worksheet.
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Even numbers end in 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8. Odd numbers end in 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9.
1.The next odd number after 368 is (answer space).
Answer: 369
2.The next even number after 200 is (answer space).
Answer: 202
3.Without adding, will 953 + 282 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: odd
odd + even = odd (1,235).
4.Without adding, will 870 + 871 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: odd
even + odd = odd (1,741).
5.Without adding, will 406 + 540 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: even
even + even = even (946).
6.Is 208 odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: even
The ones digit is 8, so 208 is even.
7.The next even number after 853 is (answer space).
Answer: 854
8.Without adding, will 916 + 165 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: odd
even + odd = odd (1,081).
9.Without adding, will 676 + 946 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: even
even + even = even (1,622).
10.Without adding, will 315 + 63 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: even
odd + odd = even (378).
11.Without adding, will 542 + 862 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: even
even + even = even (1,404).
12.Without adding, will 268 + 630 be odd or even?
- Aodd
- Beven
Answer: even
even + even = even (898).
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