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CHAPTER 1 PLACE VALUE VOCAB REVIEW

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do you call this?

a)

number chart

b)

places chart

c)

place value chart

d)

period chart

2.

A group of three number separated by commas is called

a)

a period

b)

a number group

c)

a decimal

d)

a fraction

3.

0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are

a)

how you count

b)

numbers

c)

base ten

d)

digits

4.

What do you call 70,000 + 1,000 + 900 + 30 + 4?

a)

expanded form

b)

an addition problem

c)

standard form

d)

word form

5.

This symbol < means

a)

greater than

b)

equal to

c)

aligator mouth

d)

less than

6.

In the number 4,318,265, the 8 has a value of

a)

thousands

b)

ten thousands

c)

8,000

d)

800

7.

92,579 is a number in ______________ form.

a)

number

b)

word

c)

expanded

d)

standard

8.

7,493 is a

a)

number

b)

digit

c)

thousands

d)

expanded form

9.

This number sentence 6, 767 > 6,676 is read:

a)

6, 767 is less than 6,676

b)

6, 767 is about 6,676

c)

6, 767 is greater than 6,676

d)

6, 767 is equal to 6,676

10.

Four million, three hundred twenty thousand, forty nine is a number in

a)

expanded form

b)

word form

c)

standard form

d)

confusing

11.

In the number 65,908 the five is

a)

in the hundreds place

b)

worth 50

c)

in the 5000 place

d)

in the thousands place

12.

When we figure out which number is greater and which is less, we are

a)

comparing numbers

b)

ordering numbers

c)

weighing numbers

d)

figuring numbers

13.

A period in a number like 89.54 is called a

a)

period

b)

and

c)

decimal point

d)

point

14.

The most correct way to read this number 9.87 as

a)

nine point eight seven

b)

nine point eighty seven hundredths

c)

nine and eighty seven hundredths

d)

nine period eight seven

15.

Decimals are

a)

confusing

b)

places to the left of the decimal

c)

read with the word "decimal" like four decimal two

d)

numbers with less than one whole

16.

When you have three or more numbers to compare greatest to least or least to greatest, you are

a)

comparing numbers

b)

ordering numbers

c)

figuring numbers

d)

greatest to leasting numbers