Reading and Writing Whole Numbers in Words ( Number Names)

The video tutorial explains how to read and write whole numbers using a place value chart. It covers the use of commas to separate groups of three digits, starting from the right, to simplify reading and writing numbers. The tutorial provides examples of reading numbers in thousands and ones groups, emphasizing the use of singular forms and avoiding the word 'and' in whole numbers. It also explains how to read large numbers, including those with millions groups and zeros.

What is the purpose of using commas in large numbers?

• To make the number look bigger

• To show the number is complete

• To separate groups of three digits for easier reading

• To indicate decimal points

When reading a number like 745, how should the hundreds be pronounced?

• Seven hundredths

• Seven and hundred

• Seven hundred

• Seven hundreds

How should the number 563,310 be read?

• Five hundred sixty-three thousand, three hundred and ten

• Five hundred sixty-three thousand, three hundred ten

• Five hundred sixty-three thousand and three hundred ten

• Five hundred sixty-three thousand, three hundred tens

What is the correct way to read a number with zeros in the thousands and ones groups, like 1,000,000?

• One thousand thousand

• One million and zero

• One million

• One hundred thousand

In the context of place value, what is the next group after the thousands group?

• Hundreds group

• Billions group

• Tens group

• Millions group