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Chinese capital and traditional numerals worksheet

Part of: Large numbers and other numerals

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Chinese capital and traditional numerals worksheet

Numbers and place value · Ages 10–11

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

  1. 1.The picture shows a number in Chinese capital numerals, as on a cheque. What number is it?

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  2. 2.What number is the Roman numeral in the picture?

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  3. 3.The picture shows a number in everyday Chinese numerals. What number is it?

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  4. 4.The Roman numeral in the picture is a year. Which year is it?

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

  1. 5.The Roman numeral in the picture is 79.

    True or false?

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  2. 6.Which is 49 in Roman numerals?

    • A
    • B
    • C
    • D

    Choose the right picture

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  3. 7.Which is 9055 written in Chinese capital numerals, as on a cheque?

    • A
    • B
    • C
    • D

    Choose the right picture

    Answer:

  4. 8.Which is 8056 written in Chinese capital numerals, as on a cheque?

    • A
    • B
    • C
    • D

    Choose the right picture

    Answer:

  5. 9.The Roman numeral in the picture is 34.

    True or false?

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  6. 10.Which is 89 in Roman numerals?

    • A
    • B
    • C
    • D

    Choose the right picture

    Answer:

  7. 11.Which is 74 in Roman numerals?

    • A
    • B
    • C
    • D

    Choose the right picture

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  8. 12.Which is 6054 written in Chinese capital numerals, as on a cheque?

    • A
    • B
    • C
    • D

    Choose the right picture

    Answer:

Part C: Word problems (4 marks each)

  1. 13.A receipt gives a computer's price in Chinese capital numerals (picture). May's mum pays $6,000. How much change should she get?

    Working:

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  2. 14.A film series labels its latest film in Roman numerals (picture). If 5 more are made, which number is the last one?

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  3. 15.A building's foundation stone shows the year it was built in Roman numerals (picture). How many years old is the building in 2028?

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  4. 16.Ming's dad writes a cheque with the amount in Chinese capital numerals, as in the picture. Then he pays $1,600 more in cash. How many dollars does he pay in all?

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  5. 17.Chi-keung's dad writes a cheque with the amount in Chinese capital numerals, as in the picture. Then he pays $500 more in cash. How many dollars does he pay in all?

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  6. 18.A film series labels its latest film in Roman numerals (picture). If 6 more are made, which number is the last one?

    Working:

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Chinese capital and traditional numerals worksheet: Answers and working

Part A: Working out and filling in

  1. 1. 3681

    Read character by character: the unit character after each capital digit gives its place, and the zero character marks a 0 in between.

    The capital digits stand for 1 to 9, the unit characters for tens, hundreds and thousands, and the zero character marks a 0 in between: 3681.

  2. 2. 27

    Read the letters left to right: X is 10, V is 5, I is 1. Watch for a smaller letter before a bigger one.

    X is 10, V is 5, I is 1; a smaller one before a bigger one subtracts, otherwise add: 27.

  3. 3. 185327

    Split at the ten-thousand character first: how many ten thousands come before it, and how much after?

    Split at the ten-thousand character: how many ten thousands before it, how much after it, together: 185327.

  4. 4. 1936

    Read the thousands and hundreds first (M is 1000, CM is 900), then the tens and ones.

    Place by place: M is 1000, CM is 900, MM is 2000, then the tens and ones: 1936.

Part B: Choose, or true or false

  1. 5. True

    Read the Roman numeral yourself first: an I before V or X subtracts, after it adds. Then compare with 79.

    An I before V or X subtracts; after it, adds: the picture is 79.

  2. 6. A

    Split 49 into tens and ones and write the tens first; the 9 needs an I before a V or an X.

    Write the tens, then the ones: 9 is an I before a V or an X.

  3. 7. B

    The hundreds digit of 9055 is 0. What must come after the thousands? Then check every numeral is a capital.

    9055 is 9 thousands, 0 hundreds and 55: the 0 after the thousands needs the zero character, and every numeral is a capital.

  4. 8. A

    The hundreds digit of 8056 is 0. What must come after the thousands? Then check every numeral is a capital.

    8056 is 8 thousands, 0 hundreds and 56: the 0 after the thousands needs the zero character, and every numeral is a capital.

  5. 9. True

    Read the Roman numeral yourself first: an I before V or X subtracts, after it adds. Then compare with 34.

    An I before V or X subtracts; after it, adds: the picture is 34.

  6. 10. A

    Split 89 into tens and ones and write the tens first; the 9 needs an I before a V or an X.

    Write the tens, then the ones: 9 is an I before a V or an X.

  7. 11. D

    Split 74 into tens and ones and write the tens first; the 4 needs an I before a V or an X.

    Write the tens, then the ones: 4 is an I before a V or an X.

  8. 12. C

    The hundreds digit of 6054 is 0. What must come after the thousands? Then check every numeral is a capital.

    6054 is 6 thousands, 0 hundreds and 54: the 0 after the thousands needs the zero character, and every numeral is a capital.

Part C: Word problems

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

  1. 13. 1,883 dollars

    Read the price on the receipt first, then compare it with the $6,000 paid.

    The receipt says $4,117: $6,000 − $4,117 = $1,883.

  2. 14. 32

    Read which film the Roman numeral shows first, then add the 5 still to come.

    The picture is film 27; 5 more: 27 + 5 = 32.

  3. 15. 64 years

    Read the year on the stone first: M is 1000, CM is 900, then the tens and ones.

    The stone says 1964: 2028 − 1964 = 64 years.

  4. 16. 70,102 dollars

    Read the cheque's amount first: each unit character after a capital digit tells you its place.

    The cheque is for $68,502; add $1,600: $70,102.

  5. 17. 5389 dollars

    Read the cheque's amount first: each unit character after a capital digit tells you its place.

    The cheque is for $4,889; add $500: $5,389.

  6. 18. 14

    Read which film the Roman numeral shows first, then add the 6 still to come.

    The picture is film 8; 6 more: 8 + 6 = 14.

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