Vocabulary Check
Name the Place AND the Value
Standard/Word/Expanded Form
Ordering and Comparing Numbers
Problem Solving
100

What do you call the period that separates the ones place from the tenths place?

Decimal Point

100

195,683

Hundreds place ; 600

100

Five and nine tenths

5.9

100

14,589 ____ 14,989

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100

One cup is equal to 5/10 pint. Write this fraction as a decimal.

0.5

200

The usual or common way of writing a number is called...

Standard Form

200

3,002

Ones Place ; 2

200

Write the following in STANDARD Form: Seven hundred twelve thousandths

0.712

200

506,789 _____ 505,789

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200

Choose a number to make the sentence true: 475 > _____ ?

Any number greater than 475

300

The way of writing a number as the sum of its values of each digit is called...

Expanded Form

300

900,243.983

Thousandths Place ; 0.003 or 3/1000

300

Write the following in EXPANDED form: 32.5

(3x10) + (2x1) + (5x 1/10) = 32.5

300

0.49 ____ 0.71

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300

On Saturday it snowed 13.84 inches, on Sunday it snowed 13.097 inches, on Monday it snowed 12.655 inches, and on Tuesday it snowed 13.6 inches. Order the days from least to greatest

Monday (12.655), Sunday (13.097), Tuesday (13.6), Saturday (13.84)

400

What do you call a number that has a digit in the tenths, hundredenths, and/or thousandths place?

A Decimal

400

3,928,482.9

Millions Place ; 3,000,000

400

Write the following in WORD form: (2x1,000) + (5x100) + (7x1) + (8x 1/10) = ?

Two thousand, five hundred seven and eight tenths

400

9.02 ____ 9.020

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400

Charles is moving from Springfield, which has 482,653 people, to Greenville, which has 362,987 people. Is he moving to a city with a greater or smaller population? How do you know?

Smaller; explanations will vary.

500

Decimals that have the same value are...

Equivalent Decimals

500

907,424.032

Ten Thousands Place ; 0

500

Write the following in STANDARD form: (5x100,000) + (8x1,000) + (3x10) + (9x 1/1000) = ?

508,030.009

500

982.35 _____ 98.235

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500

The Pacific Ocean has sixty-four million, one hundred eighty-six thousand, three hundred square miles. How many square miles is the Pacific Ocean in standard form?

64,186,300