Lockdown Learning - Maths - Day 1 - Order and Compare

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Lockdown Learning - Maths - Day 1 - Order and Compare - Gold Quiz

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Question 1. What is three thousand, two hundred and ten in numbers? *

1 point

32,010

3,210

30,210

3,120

Write is 99,415 in words? *

The spelling of the numbers is important to get a correct answer. DON'T use capital letters or add a full stop.

1 point

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Which number correctly completes the table above? *

1 point

620

720

820

920

None of the above

Question 4. Complete the sentence below by selecting the correct number: *

________ is greater than 546.

1 point

425

331

556

534

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Question 5. Above are three numbers. What is the greatest (largest) number that you can make by rearranging them? *

1 point

492

924

429

942

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Question 6. Above are three numbers. What is the greatest number that you can make by rearranging them? *

1 point

645

546

465

654

Question 7. Complete the sentence below with the correct number from the options. *

There are _______________ tens in 1 thousand

1 point

200

100

1000

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Question 8. What number is the arrow pointing at in the diagram above? *

1 point

1200

1000

700

400

Question 9: What is eighty-two thousand, nine hundred and thirty-one in numbers? *

1 point

28,931

820,931

829,301

82,913

82,931

Question 10: What is 4,021 in words? *

1 point

Four hundred and twenty-one

Four thousand, two hundred and one

Four thousand and twenty-one

Forty thousand and twenty-one

Question 11: A cup factory makes 445,000 in cups in year 1. It makes a hundred times fewer cups in year 2. How many cups did it make in Year 2? *

1 point

45,500

45,000,000

445

4,450,000

4,450

Question 12: Mr. Winfield is addicted to sweets and has 776 sweets in a jar. He fills another, bigger jar with a thousand times as many. How many sweets are in the new jar? *

1 point

77,600

776,000

77.6

7,760,000

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Question 13: What is the value of the highlighted number above? *

1 point

300

3000

Question 14: Which of the numbers below is the largest? *

21,486 -- 15,299 -- 22,259 -- 22,591

1 point

21,486

15,299

22,259

22,591

Question 15: Last year, Olivia travelled 13,241 miles in her car. This year, she has traveled one thousand fewer. How many miles has he travelled this year? *

21,486 -- 15,299 -- 22,259 -- 22,591

1 point

14,241

12,241

12,231

14,231

Question 16: Where should a decimal point be placed in the number 786231 such that there are eight tenths? *

1 point

7,862.31

0.786231

786.231

7.86231

Question 17: Where should a decimal point be placed in the number 786231 such that there are eight tenths? *

1 point

7,862.31

0.786231

786.231

7.86231

Question 18: What is the answer to the following calculation - 8,792.5689×100 *

1 point

879,256.89

8,792,568.9

87,925.689

Question 19: There is a sunflower growing competition. The winning sunflower is 252.893 cm tall. The smallest sunflower is ten times smaller. How tall is the smallest sunflower in centimetres? *

1 point

2.52893

2528.93

25.2893

0.252893

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Question 20: What is the value of the highlighted digit? *

1 point

900

0.09

0.9

Question 21: Where should a decimal point be placed in the number 467839 such that there are three hundredths? *

1 point

46.7839

467.839

46,783.9

4,678.39

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