Name that Place
Comparing Numbers
Base Ten Blocks
Expanded Form
Word Problems
100
23,072 What place is the 7 in?
The TENS place
100
which one of these has the same answer as 14-6? A. 9+9 B.4+5 C. 5+3 D. 14+6
C. 5+3=8 just like 14-6=8
100
Which answer choices does NOT match the sentence below? 2 hundreds, three tens and 5 ones A. 200+10+5 B. 253 C. two hundred thirty-five D. 20035
C. Two hundred thirty-five
100
Write the number in expanded form. 2,375
2,000 + 300+ 70 + 5
100
Maria has 932 blocks. Marcos has 744 and Lina has 923 blocks. which comparison is correct? A. 744<932<923 B. 932<923<740 C. 744<923<932
C. 744<923<932
200
628 What place is the 8 in?
The ONES place
200
Put the following numbers in order from greatest to least. 109;819;1,119;889;809
1,119,889,819,809,109
200
Write the number of thousands, hundreds, tens, ones, and the total number that is represented by the base-ten blocks drawn on the board. (Teacher draw a model on the board)
teacher will decide
200
Change the number from expanded form to standard form. 1,000 + 80 + 2
1,082
200
Teresa is practicing her letters. She wrote the row of "E"s and "F"s below E FE FE FE FE FE FE FE The number of letters in Teresa's row is 15 Is 15 an even number? A. Yes. It is even because there is an extra E at the start of the row. B. No. It is not even because there is an extra E at the start of the row. C. No. is not even because there is a number 1 in it, and 1 is odd. D. Yes. It is even because each E can pair up with a B
B. No. It is not even because there is an extra E at the start of the row.
300
549 What place is the 5 in?
The HUNDREDS place
300
Look at the number line which number belongs in the box (teacher draw a number line from 10 to 50) Look in the back of plans for example A. 32 B. 26 C. 31 D. 30
D.31
300
Look at the picture of the base-10 blocks in the box. Cross out one flat and 3 rods. write the number represented by the base-ten blocks. teacher draw on the board two thousands, 4 flats, 5 rods and 6 ones
2,326
300
Choose the correct expanded form for the number 1,192. A. 1,000+900+100+20 B. 10+9+2 C. 100+90+2 D. 1,000+100+90+2
D. 1,000+100+90+2
300
Ellie and Juan were ina fitness contest. Ellie completed 16 jumping jacks, Juan completed 25 jumping jacks. Which of the following describes the comparison of jumping jacks between Ellie and Juan? A. 16=25 B. 16>25 C. 16<25 D. 26<15
C. 16<25
400
65,802 What place is the 5 in? What place is the 2 in?
2: The ONES place 5: The TEN Thousands place
400
which of the following numbers is LESS than one thousand one hundred sixteen? A. 1,132 B. 1,150 C. 1,120 D. 1,091
D. 1,091
400
Change the number from standard form to word form. 600
six hundred
400
Which one of the following best represents one thousand one hundred fifty in expanded form? A.1+1+5+0 B. 1,000 + 100+5 C. 1,000+50 D. 1,000+100+50
D. 1,000+100+50
400
Rodger made a model to see if 16 is an even number. He used his buttons to make his model. When he was finished laying out the buttons, what did he discover? A. He discovered that 16 is an even number because he made 2 groups, one with 1 button and one with 8. B. He discovered that 16 is an even number because she made exactly 8 pairs of buttons. C. He discovered 16 is an odd number becasue he made 8 pair of buttons and had one extra D. She discovered 16 is an odd number because he made two groups of 8 buttons.
B. He discovered that 16 is an even number because she made exactly 8 pairs of buttons.
500
3,456 What place is the 3 in?
The THOUSANDS place
500
A. 1,963 is greater than_________ B. 800 is less than________ C. ________is less than 73 D. 549 is less than_____________
Answers will vary
500
Change the number from standard form to base ten block form. 3,328
3 thousands, 3 flats, 2 rods, 8 ones
500
Change the number from expanded form to standard form and word form. 200+5
Standard form 205 Word Form two hundred five
500
Look at the chart below that shows how many books the teachers at Summit International Preparatory have Name Number of Books Mrs. Rodgers 762 Mrs. Faulks 679 Mrs. Adams 733 Mrs. Davis 761 Based on the chart, which is true? A. Ms. Rodgers has a greater number of books than Mrs. Adams. B. Mrs. Davis has fewer books than Mrs. Adams. C. Mrs. Faulks has the greatest number of books. D. Mrs. Rodgers has the fewest number of books.
A. Mrs. Rodgers has a greater number of books than Mrs. Adams.
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