Understanding Expanded and Written Forms

The video tutorial explains place value using a jingle, focusing on ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. It covers how to write numbers in standard, expanded, and written forms. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of commas in series and provides examples of breaking down numbers into their place values.

What is the correct order of place values from right to left?

• Hundreds, Tens, Ones

• Ones, Tens, Hundreds

• Tens, Hundreds, Ones

• Ones, Hundreds, Tens

What is the purpose of a comma in large numbers?

• To separate even and odd numbers

• To indicate the end of a number

• To separate series of three place values

• To make the number look bigger

Which of the following is NOT a way to write numbers?

• Expanded form

• Fractional form

• Written form

• Standard form

How is the number 1,468 written in standard form?

• One thousand four hundred sixty-eight

• 1468

• 1,468

• 1000 + 400 + 60 + 8

What is the expanded form of 1,468?

• 1,000 + 400 + 60 + 8

• 1,468

• One thousand four hundred sixty-eight

• 1000 + 468

In expanded form, what does the '6' in 1,468 represent?

• 6 ones

• 6 thousands

• 6 tens

• 6 hundreds

What does the '4' in 1,468 represent in expanded form?

• 4 thousands

• 4 ones

• 4 tens

• 4 hundreds

How is the number 1,468 expressed in expanded form?

• 1,468

• 1000 + 468

• One thousand four hundred sixty-eight

• 1,000 + 400 + 60 + 8

What is the value of the '1' in 1,468 in expanded form?

• 1 one

• 1 ten

• 1 hundred

• 1 thousand

How do you write 1,468 in written form?

• One four six eight

• One thousand four hundred sixty-eight

• 1,000 + 400 + 60 + 8

• 1,468