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Rounding

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4th - 4th Grade

Mathematics

This Grade 4 mathematics worksheet gives students focused practice rounding whole numbers to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand, hundred thousand, and million. Across 20 questions—19 multiple-choice items and one multiple-select item—students round given numbers, identify which numbers round to a target value, and apply rounding to quantities in contexts such as attendance, recycling, populations, and game crowds. The worksheet helps students connect place value to estimation by selecting the digit that determines how a number changes at the requested place. It is suitable for independent practice, partner review, homework, or a quick assessment of rounding fluency. This free printable worksheet includes a complete answer key, making it easy to check student understanding and identify errors such as rounding to the wrong place or choosing an incorrect target value.

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Rounding

Total questions: 20

Name
Class
Date
1.

23,576

Rounded to the nearest ten thousand place.

a)

23,000

b)

20,000

c)

30,000

d)

33,000

2.

1,987,045

Rounded to the hundred thousands place.

a)

2,000,000

b)

1,000,000

c)

1,1000,000

d)

2,900,000

3.

Which of the numbers below rounds to 3,000?

a)

1,967

b)

2,467

c)

2,987

d)

2,067

4.

Round the following number to the hundred thousands place:

293,193

a)

290,000

b)

200,000

c)

300,000

d)

390,000

5.

Round the following number to the hundreds place.

34,567

a)

34,600

b)

34,500

c)

34,660

d)

34,400

6.

Round 234,576 to the thousands place.

a)

234,576

b)

234,500

c)

235,000

d)

235,500

7.

Which of the numbers below rounds to 15,000?

a)

15,675

b)

14,467

c)

14,078

d)

14,567

8.

Sara has 2,654 beads. Round the number of beads to the thousands place.

a)

2,000

b)

3,000

c)

2,600

d)

3,600

9.

Round the following number to the millions place.

3,245,001

a)

2,300,000

b)

2,000,000

c)

3,000,000

d)

3,200,000

10.

What is 78,402 rounded to the hundreds place?

a)

78,400

b)

79,000

c)

78,420

d)

78,500

11.
The ballpark recorded the attendance at the opening game as 48,376.  Round this number to the nearest thousand.
a)
8,000
b)
50,000
c)
48,000
d)
49,000
12.

Round to the nearest thousand

a)

6,000

b)

5,000

c)

5,500

d)

5,900

13.

Mrs. Jensen's class collected 1,306 newspapers for recycling. Estimate to the nearest hundred how many newspapers were collected?

a)
1,300
b)
1,310
c)
2,000
d)
300
14.
The population of Nevada in 2000 was 1,998,257. What is that rounded to the nearest ten thousand?
a)
1,900,000
b)
1,990,000
c)
1,999,000
d)
2,000,000
15.

Mia read in the newspaper that about 13,000 people attended the football game on Saturday. If the newspaper reporter rounded off the exact number of people to the nearest thousand, which number could be the exact attendance of the football game?

a)
13,265
b)
12,427
c)
13,509
d)
12,099
16.
Last year a store earned $1,313,900. What were the store's earnings rounded to the nearest hundred thousand?
a)
1,300,000
b)
1,310,000
c)
1,320,000
d)
1,400,000
17.
When rounded to the nearest thousand feet, the height of Mount Aconcagua in South America is 23,000 feet. Which is MOST likely the actual height of Mount Aconcagua
a)

22,497

b)

22,959

c)

22,834

d)

23,501

18.

Round 2,421 to the nearest tens place.

a)

a) 2,430

b)

b) 2,420

19.

What is 211,937 rounded to the nearest hundred thousands, and why?

a)

200,000; 211,937 is closer to 200,000 than 300,000 on the number line.

b)

300,000; 211,937 is closer to 300,000 than 200,000 on the number line.

c)

210,000; 211,937 is closer to 200,000 than 250,000 on the number line.

d)

250,000; 211,937 is closer to 250,000 than 200,000 on the number line.

20.

When rounded to the nearest  hundred, which numbers will round to 54,000?

Select all that apply.

a)

53,919

b)

53,951

c)

54,018

d)

54,087

e)

54,122

Answer Key

Rounding

Total questions: 20

1.
b)

20,000

2.
a)

2,000,000

3.
c)

2,987

4.
c)

300,000

5.
a)

34,600

6.
c)

235,000

7.
d)

14,567

8.
b)

3,000

9.
c)

3,000,000

10.
a)

78,400

11.
c) 48,000
12.
a)

6,000

13.
a) 1,300
14.
d) 2,000,000
15.
a) 13,265
16.
a) 1,300,000
17.
b)

22,959

18.
b)

b) 2,420

19.
a)

200,000; 211,937 is closer to 200,000 than 300,000 on the number line.

20.
b)

53,951

, c)

54,018

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FAQs

What does this Grade 4 rounding worksheet cover?

This worksheet practices rounding whole numbers from the nearest ten through the nearest million. Its 20 questions use mostly multiple-choice items, plus one multiple-select item, to ask students to round given numbers, choose numbers that round to a stated target, and estimate real-world quantities such as attendance and populations.

How can I use this worksheet to teach rounding to different place values?

Introduce the place named in each item—such as hundreds, thousands, or millions—and have students underline that place and inspect the digit immediately to its right before choosing an answer. Use the contextual questions about beads, newspapers, attendance, and population after modeled examples so students explain how rounding supports estimation, not just select an option.

What mistakes should I watch for when students complete this rounding worksheet?

Watch for students rounding to the wrong place, especially when the number contains several zeros or commas, and for students changing the wrong digit after inspecting the neighboring digit. In the target-value questions, students may also choose a number that looks close without checking whether it actually rounds to the stated value; ask them to show the rounded result to verify the choice.

How do I assign and grade this rounding worksheet?

On Wayground, assign the rounding worksheet as a printable PDF or as a digital quiz. It includes a complete answer key, and printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app. The printable format can also support schools working to reduce screen time.

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Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing or increase the font size so the multi-digit numbers and place-value prompts are easier to read. You can also enable a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the rounding questions into another language when that better supports access to the worksheet text.

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