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VALUE
5. 93 487 _____________________________________________________________________________
VII.
Write >, <, or = to compare the numbers.
1. 659 _____ 569
2. 118 _____ 811
3. 21 462 _____ 62 142
4. 31 209 _____ 13902
5. 5 615 _____7 615
6. 4 824 _____ 4824
7. 2 178 _____ 2817
VIII.
Round off each number to its highest place value.
1. __________ 47
2. __________ 98
3. __________ 134
4. __________ 568
5. __________ 911
6. __________ 42 131
7. __________ 84 897
8. __________ 155 536
9. __________ 137 321
10. __________ 8 818 215
IX.
Find the number(s).
1. I am an even number. I come between 78 and 82. What number am I? __________
2. I am an odd number. I come between 99 and 103. What number am I? __________
3. We are even numbers. We come between 128 and 136. What numbers are we? __________, __________,
__________
X.
NUMBER WORD
1. SIXTY-EIGHT
2. TWO HUNDRED TWENTYTWO
3. EIGHT HUNDRED FOURTEEN
4. THIRTY-SIX
5. THREE HUNDRED THIRTY
6. TWO THOUSAND, ONE
HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE
7. FIVE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX
8. THREE THOUSAND, TWO
HUNDRED FOUR
9. NINE HUNDRED FIFTEEN
10. ONE THOUSAND, FIVE
HUNDRED FIFTY THREE
XI.
ROMAN NUMERAL
HINDU-ARABIC NUMERAL
Apply a property of addition to find the missing number. Then write the property used.
1. 289 + 514 = 514+ _____
2. 0 + 9 763 = _____
3. (168 + 175) + 212 = _____ + (175 + 212)
4. 10 718 + 0 = _____
XIII.
Write the addends in columns and then add.
1. 88 452 + 79 963 + 8 965 + 7 345 = __________
XIV.
Write the numbers vertically, then subtract.
1. 63 429 2 107 =
2. 75 914 2 311 =
3. 37 689 2 428 =
4. 48 796 5 542 =
5. 97 942 6 312 =
XV.
XVI.
6.
8 452
-5 586
Checking:
2.
95 437
-28 649
Checking:
7.
96 124
-53 389
Checking:
3.
72 486
-56 834
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8.
61 236
-45 487
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4.
367 454
-183 960
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9.
498 537
-297 493
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5.
746 321
-453 876
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1.
4 300
-1 526
2.
4 800
-3 563
3. 8 403
- 758
4. 5 200
-2 345
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7.
8.
8 030
-4 485
Checking:
21 250
-19 109
Checking:
30 630
-26 875
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XVII.
XVIII.
4. There were 4 268 boys and 2 945 girls who joined the school parade. How many pupils joined the
parade?
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5. Marcos sells fruits everyday. He sold 478 pieces of oranges on Saturday and 396 pieces of avocados on
Sunday. How many pieces of fruits did he sell in two days?
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6. There were 8 295 pieces of bond paper in a box. If 6 588 were used by the employees, how many were
left?
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7. There were 1 526 people in a park. If 819 were children, how may were adults?
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