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Place Value to 1,000,000
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Place Value to 1,000,000
Levi is helping organise a New Zealand community treasure hunt. Use place value to check the clues and keep the numbers in order. Show your thinking where asked.
Decode the number clues
1.The first clue says the treasure is hidden at a spot numbered 508,274. Write this number in words.
2.A second clue gives the number in words: six hundred and forty-two thousand, thirty-nine. Write it using numerals.
3.At the spot numbered 735,816, what is the value of the digit 3?
- 3
- 300
- 3,000
- 30,000
4.Put the trail markers in order from smallest to largest: 408,902; 480,209; 408,920; 480,029.
Use the place-value map
Hundred thousands
Ten thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones
3
6
1
5
0
8
5.Read the place-value map. Write 361,508 in expanded form by adding the value of each digit.
6.The clue 84,619 is multiplied by 10 to make a larger code. What is the new code?
7.A sign shows 596,481. Round this number to the nearest thousand so the team can estimate how far they have travelled.
Finish the hunt
8.The treasure code is 5□2,700. Find the smallest digit that can replace □ to make the code greater than 532,700.
9.The final two trail markers are 789,999 and 1,000,000. How much greater is the second marker? Explain using place value.
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