This video tutorial teaches how to read and write numbers in numeric form using a place value chart. It explains the concept of place value, the importance of periods, and how to correctly use commas when writing numbers. The tutorial also covers common mistakes students make, such as misplacing commas, and provides examples of converting numbers from word form to numeric form. By the end of the lesson, students will understand how to accurately read and write large numbers using a place value chart.

What is the numeric form of the number seven hundred fifty-eight thousand, seven hundred thirty-seven?

• 7587,37

• 7,587,37

• 75,873,7

• 758,737

What is a common mistake students make when writing the number 408?

• Writing it as 480

• Writing it as 4080

• Writing it as 48

• Writing it as 4,008

In a place value chart, what are the three sections within each period?

• Units, Tens, Hundreds

• Ones, Tens, Thousands

• Hundreds, Thousands, Millions

• Units, Hundreds, Thousands

Where should commas be inserted when writing numbers in numeric form?

• After every fourth digit

• After every third digit from the right

• After every second digit

• After every digit

How would you read the number 7,702,543 using place value?

• Seven million, seven hundred twenty thousand, five hundred forty-three

• Seven million, seven thousand, five hundred forty-three

• Seven million, seventy-two thousand, five hundred forty-three

• Seven million, seven hundred two thousand, five hundred forty-three

What is the numeric form of forty-eight million, three hundred twenty-four thousand, five hundred fifteen?

• 483,245,15

• 48,32,4515

• 4,832,451

• 48,324,515

When translating a number from word form to numeric form, what indicates the need for a comma?

• The word 'ten'

• The word 'one'

• The word 'hundred'

• The word 'thousand' or 'million'

How many numbers are contained within each period on a place value chart?

• Five

• Three

• Two

• Four

What is the numeric form of five million, two hundred twenty-five thousand, four hundred twelve?

• 5,225,412

• 522,541,2

• 52,254,12

• 5,22,5412

What is the key takeaway from this lesson on numeric form and place value?

• Learning multiplication tables

• Learning to add numbers

• Understanding subtraction

• Understanding how to read and write numbers using a place value chart