Eureka Grade 4 Module 1 Mid Module Assessment Review

Arrange the following numbers in order from least to greatest: 3,950 ; 42,581 ; 39,500 ; 42,571

• 42,581 ; 42,571 ; 39,500 ; 3,950

• 42,571 ; 42,581 ; 3,950 ; 39,500

• 3,950 ; 39,500 ; 42,571 ; 42,581

• 3,950 ; 42,581 ; 39,500 ; 42,571

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Use the words "ten times" to explain how you ordered the two smallest numbers

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1 thousand _____ 154

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Fill in the blank with > , < or =

217,400 _______ 2 hundred thousand 9 hundred fourty six

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Fill in the blank with > , < or =

3 hundreds + 5 tens + 3 ones ________ 3 hundreds + 7 tens + 5 ones

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Fill in the blank with > , < or =

6 thousand + 4 hundred + 5 ones _____ 6,405

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The seating capacity at Camden Yards is 45,971. The population of Baltimore is approximately ten times the amount of people that Camden Yards can seat. What is the approximate population of Baltimore?

• 4,500

• 450,000

• 45,000

• 4,500,000

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Write the seating capacity at Camden Yards in expanded form.

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In 2011, the actual population of Baltimore was 619,493. Write the population in words.

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Round Baltimore's population (619,493) to the nearest ten thousand

• 620,000

• 619,000

• 600,000

• 619,500

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