Multiplicative Comparison
Comparing Numbers
Expanded, Word, and Standard Form
Rounding
Addition and Subtraction
100

1. Emma has 6 crayons. Liam has 3 times as many crayons as Emma. How many crayons does Liam have?

Equation: 6 x 3= C

Answer: 6 x 3=18

Liam has 18 crayons.

100

1. Which number is greater?

4,562 or 4,526

A. 4,562
B. 4,526
C. They are equal
D. Cannot be determined

Answer: C. They are equal

100

1. Look at the expanded form:

40,000 + 3,000 + ___ + 20 + 5 = 43,725

What number is missing?

A. 700
B. 70
C. 7
D. 7000

Answer: A. 700

100

1. Round 6,347 to the nearest ten.

Answer: 6,350

100

1. A 4th grade classroom has 725 pencils. The students in the class used 248 pencils during the school year. How many pencils are left?

Equation: 725 − 248 = 477 

Answer: 477 

There is 477 pencils left in the classroom. 

200

2. A farmer has 9 chickens. He has 6 times as many ducks as chickens. How many ducks does the farmer have?

Equation: 9 x 6 = D

Answer: 9 x 6 = 54

The farmer has 54 ducks.

200

2. Choose the correct symbol.

27,845 ___ 27,854

A. >
B. <
C. =

Answer: B. <

27,845 < 27,854

200

2. Which is the correct word form for 56,204?

A. Fifty-six thousand, two hundred forty
B. Fifty-six thousand, two hundred four
C. Five thousand, six hundred twenty-four
D. Fifty-six thousand, twenty-four

Answer: B. Fifty-six thousand, two hundred four

200

2. A school has 74,261 books in its library. About how many books does the school have when rounded to the nearest thousand?


Answer: 74,000

200

2. The school library received 1,245 new books in September and 2,318 new books in October. How many new books did the library receive altogether?

Equation: 1,245 + 2,318 = 3,563 

Answer: 3,563 

The library has 3,563 books altogether.

300

3. Sofia has 72 beads. She has 8 times as many beads as her brother. How many beads does her brother have?

Equation: 72 =8 x B

Answer: 72 / 8 = 9

Sofia's brother has 9 beads.

300

3. Which number is greater?

326,415 or 326,145

A. 326,415
B. 326,145
C. They are equal
D. Cannot be determined


Answer: A. 326,415

300

3. Write 308,425 in expanded form.


Answer:
300,000 + 8,000 + 400 + 20 + 5

300

3. Round 858,649 to the nearest ten-thousand.

A. 86,000

B. 860,000

C. 858,649

D. 800,000


Answer: B. 860,000

300

3. A school collected 748,450 cans for a food drive. They donated 43,675 cans to a local food bank. How many cans does the school have left?


Equation: 748,450 - 43,675

Answer 704,775

There is 704,775 cans left in the school.


400

4. A pet store has 54 fish. The store has 7 times as many fish as turtles. How many turtles does the pet store have?

Equation: 54 = 7 x T

Answer: 54 / 7 = 8

The pet store has 8 turtles. 

400

4. Three towns have the following populations:

  • Town A: 245,678
  • Town B: 245,687
  • Town C: 245,607

Which town has the greatest population?

Answer: Town B: 245,687

400

4. Write the following number in standard form and word form:

600,000 + 50,000 + 4,000 + 300 + 8


Answer:
Standard: 654,308
Word: Six hundred fifty-four thousand, three hundred eight

400

4. A stadium had 376,492 people visit during the year. About how many people visited when rounded to the nearest ten thousand? 

Answer: 380,000 people

400

4. A football stadium can hold 852,000 people. During a game, 638,746 people attended the football game. How many empty seats were there left empty?

Equation: 852,000 - 638,746 

Answer: 213,254

There was 213,254 seats empty. 

500

A basketball player named Josh scored 84 points in a game. That is 7 times as many points as Tyler scored. How many points did Tyler score in the game?

Equation: 84 = 7 x P

Answer: 84 / 7 = 12

Tyler scored 12 points in the basketball game.

500

5. Jordan says:

508,219 > 508,291

Is Jordan correct? Explain using place value.

Answer: No, Jordan is not correct.

508,219 < 508,291

500

5. Which statement is true?

Number A: Forty-two thousand, six hundred fifteen
Number B: 42,651

A. Number A > Number B
B. Number A < Number B
C. Number A = Number B
D. There is not enough information.

Answer: B. Number A < Number B

500

5. A large city has a population of 3,684,721 people. The mayor wants to report the population to the nearest hundred thousand. What number should the mayor report?

A. 3,600,000

B. 3,680,000

C. 3,700,000

D. 4,000,000

Answer: C. 3,700,000

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5. A museum had 425,000 visitors last year. This year, 287,649 people visited the museum. How many visitors did the museum have from the last two years?

Equation: 425,000 + 287,649

Answer: 712,649

There were 712,649 visitors.

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