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Mathematics quiz for grade 4: Large numbers This quiz helps revise “Large numbers” in Mathematics for grade 4. It has 25 questions in five categories: Place value, Reading and comparing, Round numbers, Units of measure, Giant numbers. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Place value 100 How many place value positions are in each period of a large number?
200 What is the highest place value position in any six-digit whole number?
300 Which digit is placed…
In the game400 How many complete hundreds…
In the game500 Which number is written…
In the gameReading and comparing 100 How many different digits are used in our decimal system to write any number?
200 Which number comes immediately after 9,999 when counting by ones?
300 Which round number lies…
In the game400 What is the largest…
In the game500 How many five-digit whole…
In the gameRound numbers 100 How many zeros must you append to the right of a whole number to multiply it by 100?
200 A school received 40 identical packages of textbooks with 50 books in each. How many textbooks arrived in total?
300 What is 50,000…
In the game400 What is 400…
In the game500 The dividend is 360,000…
In the gameUnits of measure 100 How many metres does a runner cover in a race of exactly 3 kilometres?
200 How many kilograms does a cargo weigh if its mass is 7 tonnes and 500 kilograms?
300 How many millimetres are…
In the game400 How many millilitres of…
In the game500 A bus travelled 12…
In the gameGiant numbers 100 How many zeros follow the digit 1 in the number one million?
200 What is the name of the number represented by 1 followed by nine zeros?
300 What is the name…
In the game400 Approximately how many kilometres…
In the game500 What is the name…
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