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Reading and writing five-digit numbers worksheet

Part of: Five-digit numbers

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Reading and writing five-digit numbers worksheet

Numbers and place value · Ages 8–9

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Write each answer in the space. For word problems, show your working and write a sentence answer.

Part A: Working out and filling in (2 marks each)

  1. 1.9 ten-thousands, 1 thousands, 1 hundreds, 6 tens and 9 ones make .

    Answer:

  2. 2.In 43019, the ten-thousands digit stands for and the thousands digit stands for .

    Fill in each blank

    Answer:

  3. 3.1 ten-thousands, 0 thousands, 2 hundreds, 9 tens and 0 ones make .

    Answer:

  4. 4.Follow the pattern: 93599, 83599, 73599,

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  5. 5.Each small step on the number line is 1000. What number is the arrow pointing to?

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  6. 6.Follow the pattern: 66780, 76780, 86780,

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  7. 7.The number just before 71000 is , and the number just after it is .

    Fill in each blank

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  8. 8.The number just before 42000 is , and the number just after it is .

    Fill in each blank

    Answer:

Part B: Choose, or true or false (2 marks each)

  1. 9.68106 is an even number.

    True or false?

    Answer:

  2. 10.71489 is an even number.

    True or false?

    Answer:

  3. 11.Which number is “ninety thousand, two hundred and thirty-eight”?

    • A. 90238
    • B. 9238
    • C. 90208
    • D. 92380

    Choose the right answer

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  4. 12.Which number is “sixty thousand, six hundred and twenty-two”?

    • A. 6622
    • B. 60602
    • C. 66220
    • D. 60622

    Choose the right answer

    Answer:

Part C: Word problems (4 marks each)

  1. 13.Raffle tickets are given out in order, starting at number 57668. 52 tickets are given out. What number is the last one?

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  2. 14.A printing machine has printed 55061 posters, and it prints 1000 more every minute. After 5 more minutes, how many has it printed in all?

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  3. 15.Ka-yan's step counter shows 95999. After 1 more step it will show ; after 1000 more steps from now it will show .

    Fill in each blank

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    Answer:

  4. 16.Ming's dad has 18 thousand-dollar notes, 1 hundred-dollar notes and 6 ten-dollar notes. How much money does he have?

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  5. 17.Raffle tickets are given out in order, starting at number 30100. 57 tickets are given out. What number is the last one?

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  6. 18.A printing machine has printed 13136 posters, and it prints 1000 more every minute. After 8 more minutes, how many has it printed in all?

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Reading and writing five-digit numbers worksheet: Answers and working

Part A: Working out and filling in

  1. 1. 91169

    Draw a place-value chart, ten-thousands to ones, and fill in 9, 1, 1, 6, 9 place by place.

    Write the digits into the ten-thousands, thousands, hundreds, tens and ones, 0 for an empty place: 91169.

  2. 2. 40000, 3000

    Find the ten-thousands and thousands digits of 43019, then work out how many ten-thousands and thousands they stand for.

    The ten-thousands digit 4 means 4 ten-thousands, 40000; the thousands digit 3 means 3 thousands, 3000.

  3. 3. 10290

    Draw a place-value chart, ten-thousands to ones, and fill in 1, 0, 2, 9, 0 place by place.

    Write the digits into the ten-thousands, thousands, hundreds, tens and ones, 0 for an empty place: 10290.

  4. 4. 63599

    Compare neighbouring numbers to see how much each step goes up or down, then carry on the same way.

    Each step changes it by 10000, in the same direction every time: after 73599 comes 63599.

  5. 5. 11000

    The line starts at 10000, and each small step adds 1000. Count how many steps along the arrow is.

    Count on in thousands from 10000: the arrow is 1 steps along, at 11000.

  6. 6. 96780

    Compare neighbouring numbers to see how much each step goes up or down, then carry on the same way.

    Each step changes it by 10000, in the same direction every time: after 86780 comes 96780.

  7. 7. 70999, 71001

    The number before is 71000 − 1 and the one after is 71000 + 1. Think place by place about which digits change.

    Just before is 1 less, 70999; just after is 1 more, 71001. Watch the places that change.

  8. 8. 41999, 42001

    The number before is 42000 − 1 and the one after is 42000 + 1. Think place by place about which digits change.

    Just before is 1 less, 41999; just after is 1 more, 42001. Watch the places that change.

Part B: Choose, or true or false

  1. 9. True

    For even numbers, only the ones digit matters. What is the ones digit of 68106?

    Just look at the ones digit, 6: 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8 means even.

  2. 10. False

    For even numbers, only the ones digit matters. What is the ones digit of 71489?

    Just look at the ones digit, 9: 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8 means even.

  3. 11. A. 90238

    Write it place by place, ten-thousands down to ones. What goes in the thousands place, which has nothing?

    9 ten-thousands, no thousands (a 0), 2 hundreds, 3 tens, 8 ones: 90238.

  4. 12. D. 60622

    Write it place by place, ten-thousands down to ones. What goes in the thousands place, which has nothing?

    6 ten-thousands, no thousands (a 0), 6 hundreds, 2 tens, 2 ones: 60622.

Part C: Word problems

Marking: 2 for the working, 1 for the answer, 1 for the sentence.

  1. 13. 57719

    The 1st ticket is 57668 and the 2nd is 1 more. How much more than the 1st is the 52nd?

    The 1st is 57668, and each one after is 1 more, so the 52nd is 57668 + 52 − 1 = 57719.

  2. 14. 60061 posters

    1000 more each minute, so 5 minutes add 5 thousands. Count on in thousands from 55061.

    Count on 5 thousands from 55061: 60061.

  3. 15. 96000, 96999

    Adding 1 to 95999, the ones digit is 9, so it carries. Which other places carry along with it?

    1 more: 95999 + 1 = 96000, with the ones, tens and hundreds all carrying; 1000 more: 1 more thousand, 96999.

  4. 16. 18160 dollars

    18 thousand-dollar notes are 18 thousands. Then write in the hundreds and tens, with 0 in the ones.

    18 thousands is 18000; with 1 hundreds and 6 tens that makes $18,160.

  5. 17. 30156

    The 1st ticket is 30100 and the 2nd is 1 more. How much more than the 1st is the 57th?

    The 1st is 30100, and each one after is 1 more, so the 57th is 30100 + 57 − 1 = 30156.

  6. 18. 21136 posters

    1000 more each minute, so 8 minutes add 8 thousands. Count on in thousands from 13136.

    Count on 8 thousands from 13136: 21136.

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