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Place Value Practice

Read each question carefully. Show your thinking where asked.

Understanding Place Value

1.In 583,716, which place does the digit 8 occupy?

Ten thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Hundred thousands

2.Which number has 6 in its hundred thousands place?

261,450
618,305
426,180
816,204

3.Write 704,285 in words.

4.Write this number in digits: three hundred and twenty-six thousand, forty-eight.

Number

Hundred thousands

Ten thousands

Thousands

Hundreds

Tens

Ones

392,641

5.Use the place-value chart to find the value of the digit 6 in 392,641.

Comparing and Ordering Numbers

6.Write >, < or = to make this comparison true: 417,362 417,326.

7.Write >, < or = to make this comparison true: 638,905 638,905.

8.Write >, < or = to make this comparison true: 205,714 250,174.

9.Write >, < or = to make this comparison true: 781,409 781,490.

10.Arrange these numbers from smallest to largest: 529,406; 592,046; 520,946; 529,460.

11.Which is the greatest number: 346,718; 364,178; or 346,871?

346,718
364,178
346,871

12.Which is the greatest number: 807,251; 807,512; or 870,125?

807,251
807,512
870,125

Place-Value Problem Solving

13.A library records 384,216 visits over several years. Swap the first and second digits from the left. What new number do you make, and is it greater or less than the original?

14.Explain how comparing digits from left to right helps you decide which of two six-digit numbers is greater.

15.A number line from 100,000 to 150,000 is marked in equal steps of 10,000. What number belongs at the missing tick between 120,000 and 140,000?

16.Create any six-digit number with 4 in the second digit from the left, 2 in the hundreds place and 8 in the ones place. Make the other three digits different from one another and from 4, 2 and 8.