The video tutorial covers a math lesson for 4th-grade students, focusing on numbers up to 100,000. It includes exercises on composing, writing, reading, decomposing, and sequencing numbers. The teacher provides detailed explanations and encourages students to pause the video to complete exercises. The lesson aims to enhance students' understanding of number structures and sequences.

What is the main topic of the video?

• History for Grade 4

• Math for Grade 4

• Geography for Grade 4

• Science for Grade 4

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How many digits does the number 36515 have?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

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What is the place value of 6 in the number 36515?

• Hundreds

• Units

• Thousands

• Tens

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How do you read the number 61,034?

• Sixty-one thousand three hundred forty

• Sixty-one thousand thirty-four

• Sixty-one thousand three hundred four

• Sixty-one thousand forty-three

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Which number has no ten-thousands place value?

• 7941

• 61034

• 20809

• 36515

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What is the number formed by 40,000 and 30?

• 40,330

• 40,030

• 40,300

• 40,003

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How do you read the number 8,888?

• Eight thousand eight hundred eighty

• Eighty-eight thousand eight hundred eighty-eight

• Eighty-eight thousand eight hundred eight

• Eight thousand eight hundred eighty-eight

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What is the number formed by 50,000, 700, 10, and 4?

• 50,1740

• 50,704

• 50,714

• 50,174

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What is the next number after 17,597?

• 17,596

• 17,598

• 17,600

• 17,599

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What is the preceding number of 8,290?

• 8,288

• 8,292

• 8,291

• 8,289

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