Reading Large Numbers: Place Value Concepts

What was the name of the land where the families moved?

• Number Land

• Value Ville

• Place Value Land

• Digit Town

How many children did each family have?

• Three

• Five

• Two

• Four

What solution did the families come up with for their naming confusion?

• Assigning last names

• Changing first names

• Introducing middle names

• Using nicknames

What last name was given to the first family?

• Ones

• Tens

• Millions

• Thousands

How do you read a number that is in the 'thousands' house?

• By its nickname

• By its last name

• By its middle name

• By its first name

What is the correct way to read '341,215'?

• Three hundred forty-one two hundred fifteen

• Three forty-one thousand two fifteen

• Three hundred forty-one thousand two hundred fifteen

• Three hundred forty-one million two hundred fifteen

What indicates a 'gate' or separation between families in the story?

• A colon

• A period

• A comma

• A semicolon

Why don't we say the last name of the 'Ones' family?

• Because there's no comma after it

• Because it's always implied

• Because it's too long

• Because it's not important

What is the correct way to read '1,623,514'?

• One million six two three five one four

• One six two three five one four

• One thousand six hundred twenty-three million five hundred fourteen

• One million six hundred twenty-three thousand five hundred fourteen

What does the story suggest about reading large numbers?

• It's only for mathematicians

• It's complicated and requires practice

• It's unnecessary to learn

• It's easy if you remember the families' names