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Every month the moon changes from full to new and back to full again. This is a sequence we can see in nature.
Year 2 Patterns and Sequences
This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Maths and Numeracy for children aged 6 and 7 in year 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with recognising and extending patterns and sequences.
When talking about patterns and sequences, children in Year 2 should be familiar with sequences which increase or decrease in 2s, 5s or 10s and be able to extend them. They can then use this knowledge in order to work out the rule for more complex sequences and extend them also, or perhaps even begin to make their own patterns and sequences which follow a rule.
Question 1
An arrow pointing down
An arrow pointing left
An arrow pointing right
An arrow pointing up
The arrows are turning round in a clockwise movement
Question 2
A red square
A green square
A blue square
A brown square
This pattern uses five different colours!
Question 3
Two yellow triangles
A green triangle, upside down
A green triangle
A yellow triangle, upside down
Sometimes the same shape is used, but in different positions
Question 4
20
14
24
15
The numbers are all even and are going up in twos
Question 5
A purple rectangle
A yellow triangle
A green triangle
A red square
Some patterns are more complex and use more shapes and colours
Question 6
A yellow rectangle with the number 8
A purple rectangle with the number 3
A yellow rectangle with the number 6
A purple rectangle with the number 5
This pattern has two different parts: the changing colour and the numbers
Question 7
A triangle
A square
An oval
A star
A star does not feature in this pattern
Question 8
A circle containing +
A circle containing x
A blank circle
A triangle
This repeating pattern uses three different versions of a circle
Question 9
Red
Green
Blue
Orange
This is a simple repeating pattern of red and green
Question 10
A purple oval
A green oval
An orange oval
A red oval
Sometimes it’s useful to say the colours aloud to hear the missing one
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