Place Value Relationships
Fractions and Decimals
Compose and Decompose Fractions and Decimals
Plot, Order, Compare Decimals
Rounding Decimals
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In the number 2.478 and 2.748 what is the relationship between the 4s?

a. the 4 in the first number is 100 times as great as the 4 in the second number.

b. the 4 in the first number is 10 times as great as the 4 in the second number.

c. the 4 in the second is 1/10 of the 4 in the first number.

d. the 4 in the second number is 1/100 of the 4 in the first number.

c. the 4 in the second is 1/10 of the 4 in the first number.

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Convert this decimal into a fraction:

10/1000

0.010

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How would I write this number? 6.125

a. 6 tens + 1 tenth + 25 hundredths

b. 61 tenths + 125 thousandths

c. 6 ones + 125 tenths

d. 612 tenths + 5 thousandths

b. 61 tenths, 125 thousandths

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Put these decimals in ascending order:

2.258

1.889

3.001

0.994

0.994, 1.889, 2.258, 3.001


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Round the number to the nearest whole number:

30.92

31

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What is true about this number 6.323?

a. The 3s in the number are 100 times greater and 1/100 of the other.

b. The 3s in the number are 10 times greater and 1/10 of the other.

c. The 3s in the number are both the same value.

d. The 3s in the number are not related.

b. The 3s in the number are 10 times greater and 1/10 of the other.

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Convert this fraction into a decimal:

2/100

0.02

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What is one way to write this number? 78.406

a. 7 tens + 8 ones + 40 hundredths + 6 thousandths

b. 78 ones + 40 tenths + 6 thousandths

c. 7 tens + 8 ones + 4 tenths + 60 hundredths

d. 78 tens + 4 tenths + 6 thousandths

b. 78 ones + 40 tenths + 6 thousandths

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Put these decimals in descending order:

0.214

0.287

0.09

0.701

0.701, 0.287, 0.214, 0.09

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Round the number to the nearest hundredths place:

3.458

3.46

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In which number is the seven ten times as much as the seven in this number: 5.271?

a. 5.712

b. 5.127

c. 5.271

d. 7.512

a. 5.712

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What are the equivalents of this decimal?  7.2


7.20 and 7.200

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Write this number in standard form: 

18 ones + 20 hundredths + 5 thousandths

a. 1.825

b. 18.205

c. 180.205

d. 18.250

b. 18.205

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What number makes this statement true?

0.97 > ____

a. 0.100

b. 1.01

c. 9.7

d. 1.110

a. 0.100

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What number is halfway between 2.4 and 2.5?


a. 2.6

b. 2.30

c. 3.0

d. 2.45

d. 2.45

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Which statement is true?

a. the digit on the left is 1/10 of the digit on the right

b. the digit on the left is 10 times the digit on the right 

c. the digit on the right is 10 times the digit on the left

d. the digit on the right is 100 times the digit on the left

b. the digit on the left is 10 times the digit on the right

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What is the equivalent of 1.20?

a. 1.02

b. 1.002

c. 10.2

d. 1.200

d. 1.200

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What is this number in standard form?

2 tens + 9 ones + 5 tenths + 6 thousandths

a. 20.956

b. 29.560

c. 29.506

d. 29.056

c. 29.506

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Write these numbers in order from greatest to least:

16.468, 16.4, 16.49, 16.435

16.49, 16.468, 16.435, 16.4

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905.297 rounded to the nearest tenths place. 

905.3

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True or False:

When moving to the right of the place value chart the digits with be 10 times greater than the digits on the left.

False: the digit on the left is 10 times greater than the digit on the right

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How would I write this as a decimal? 

Thirty-two thousandths

a. 0.320

b. 3,200

c. 0.032

d. 32.00

c. 0.032

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What are all the ways to write 73.218?


a. 73 ones + 218 thousandths

b. 7 tens + 3 ones + 218 tenths

c. 7 tens + 3 ones + 2 tenths + 18 hundredths

d. 7 tens + 32 tenths + 18 hundredths

e. 7 tens + 3 ones + 2 tenths + 18 thousandths

a. 73 ones + 218 thousandths

d. 7 tens + 32 tenths + 18 hundredths

e. 7 tens + 3 ones + 2 tenths + 18 thousandths

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Which symbol makes this a true statement:

0.75 ___ 0.750

a. >

b. <

c. =

c. =

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How do you round this number to nearest whole number? 16.870

a. look at the digit in the hundredths place

b. look at the number in the ones place

c. look at the number in the tenths place

d. look at the number in the thousandths place

c. look at the number in the tenths place