Place Value: Medium Test 6
15 questions · 15 minutes
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Example questions from this paper
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- How is 'sixty thousand and forty' written in figures?
- What is the Roman numeral XLVII in figures?
- Which of these is the same as 5,200?
- The table shows the height of four hills. Which hill is the second tallest?
- A shop writes a price as 4,050 pence. What is this in pounds?
Before you begin, remember
- To compare decimals, give them the same number of decimal places first: 0.7 becomes 0.70, which is plainly bigger than 0.07.
- When you multiply by 10 the digits move one place to the left; the decimal point never moves. Thinking of it the other way round is the single most common slip.