Place Value Rounding Comparing and Ordering

Round 160,000 to the place of the red digit.

• 60,000

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 160,000

Round 5,421,836 to the place of the red digit.

• 5,420,000

• 5,400,000

• 5,421,000

• 6,000,000

I am a number that rounds to 130. What number could I be? 

• 99

• 125

• 139

• 200

Mary says she ordered the numbers below from greatest at the top to least at the bottom. Is she right or wrong?
825,386,927
825,460,926
825,459,925
825,374,924

• Right

• Wrong

Fill in the blank to make the statement true.

345,765 _____ 355,765

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Which is greater than? 832,983 ___ 832,303

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Compare:

76,200 ____ 67,900

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Cooper wrote the number 45,358. Brooke wrote the number 36,521   How many times greater is the 5 in Cooper’s number than the 5 in Brooke’s number?

• The 5 in Cooper's number is 100 times greater

• The 5 in Cooper's number is 10 times greater

• The 5 in Cooper's number is 5 times greater

• The 5 in Cooper's number is 1 times greater

Order these numbers from LEAST to GREATEST:

4,394,193... 4,392,593... 4,318,492... 4,328,394

• 4,394,193

  4,392,593

  4,318,492

  4,328,394

• 4,394,193

  4,392,593

  4,328,394

  4,318,492

• 4,318,492

  4,328,394

  4,392,593

  4,394,193

• 4,328,394

  4,392,593

  4,394,193

  4,318,492

Jared says 348 rounds to 350 and 350 rounds to 400. So, 348 rounds to 400.
Is Jared's reasoning correct?

• Yes, because 348 rounds to 350. 350 rounds to 400. So, 348 rounds to 400.

• No, because 348 is a three digit number.

• No, because 348 rounded to the nearest hundred would be 300.

• No, because only numbers between 401 and 449 round to 400.