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Odd Even Number Sorting
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Odd Even Number Sorting
Use the ones digit to decide whether each number is odd or even. Show your thinking where asked.
Identify odd and even numbers
1.Is 583 odd or even?
- Odd
- Even
2.Is 2,714 odd or even?
- Odd
- Even
3.Is 936 odd or even?
- Odd
- Even
4.Is 5,321 odd or even?
- Odd
- Even
5.Which digits in the ones place make a whole number even? Select every correct digit.
- 0
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
6.True or false: 4,777 is odd because its ones digit is 7. Explain how you know.
Sort and use number patterns
7.Sort these numbers into odd and even groups: 2,631; 408; 7,156; 975; 3,820; 1,247; 692; 5,003.
8.Write one 4-digit even number and one 4-digit odd number. Then write the largest 3-digit even number and the smallest 4-digit odd number.
9.Explain how the ones digit tells you whether a whole number is odd or even.
10.In the counting sequence 2,345, 2,346, 2,347, 2,348, what pattern do you notice about odd and even numbers?
11.A street has house numbers 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50 on one side. Are these odd or even? What numbers might be on the other side if the houses are numbered consecutively, and why might streets use this arrangement?
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