Place Value
1. What is the value of the 7 in the number 5,678?
70 or 7 tens
192,924 > 192,9__4
6. What number would replace the blank to make the statement true?
1
11. A trench in the Southern Ocean has a depth of 23,737 feet. What is the depth of the trench rounded to the nearest hundred?
23,700 feet
16. Jules flew from Boston to Paris, a distance of 5,737 km. Then he flew from Paris to Sydney, a distance of 16,960 km. How far did Jules travel in all?
22,697 km
21. Solve
14,873−2,346=
12,527
2. What is the expanded form of the number 6,518?
6,000 + 500 + 10 + 8
7. Which number makes this number sentence correct?
764,830 > ____________
A. 764,925
B. 765,820
C. 764,830
D.763,835
D.763,835
12. When rounded to the nearest thousand, which two numbers round to 36,000?
A. 35,501 and 36,491
B. 35,871 and 36,502
C. 35,498 and 36,493
A. 35,501 and 36,491
17. The number 11,434 is 1,352 more than what number?
10,082
22. Which number rounds to 730,000 when rounded to the nearest ten thousand, and rounds to 725,000 when rounded to the nearest thousand?
A. 725,519
B. 726,019
C. 725,419
D. 724,619
C. 725,419
3. Mr. Chase’s class is using the clues listed below to find a mystery number.
What is the mystery number?
570,675
8. There were 54,012 people at a Friday night baseball game and 54,022 people at a Saturday baseball game. Write a number sentence that compares the two numbers correctly.
54,012 < 54,022
or 54,022> 54,012
13. What is 533,578 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?
530,000
18. Look at the number sentence below.
1,450 + 350 = 1,000 + ______
What number correctly completes the number sentence?
800
23. Palmer read that there were about five thousand, two hundred thirty-six grains of sand in a teaspoon. How can this be written with numerals? (standard form)
5,236
4. Forty years ago, the population of Northfield was 3,500. Since then, the population has increased to a value that is 10 times larger. What is the population of Northfield now?
35,000
9. What digit can be placed in the blank to make the number sentence true?
36,__15 < 36,114
0
14. Sam lives near a major highway. The number of cars that travel on the highway each week, rounded to the nearest thousand, is 132,000. Which of the following can be the actual number of cars that travel on the highway in one week?
A. 131,499
B. 131,710
C. 132,510
D. 133,499
B. 131,710
19. Last Saturday 518 adults and 136 children visited the art museum. Of those people, 28 had free passes and did not have to pay to get in. How many of the visitors paid to enter the museum?
626
24. What number would make this sentence true?
309,078 = _____________
309,078
5. Jarrad correctly solved the equation below.
6,300×10=?
What is the place value of the digit 3 in Jarrad’s answer?
Thousands
10. Megan wrote the number sentence shown.
88,181 _____ 80,000+8,000+100+80
Which symbol belongs in the box to make the number sentence true?
>
15. Rosanne is reading a book about birds. She reads that there are about 10,000 different types of birds.
Which numbers, when rounded to the nearest thousand, round to 10,000? Choose the TWO correct answers.
A. 10,509
B. 10,488
C. 9,519
D. 9,488
B. 10,488
and
C. 9,519
20. Windmill Middle School has 453 students in band and 371 students in choir. At the end of this year, 198 students from the music program will graduate. How many students will be returning to the music program next year?
626 students
25. Angelina has 1,234 shells in her collection. What is the number name for this number? (word form)
one thousand, two hundred thirty-four