Place value 3 In a game, people have some play money to

B buy houses.
Place value Each person starts with the following play money.

Name
1 What number is represented below?

How much money does each person start with?

£ 524,000 1 mark
50,310 1 mark
4 Circle all the numbers that round to 8,500 to the
Teddy says that the number is multiple of 5 nearest 100
Is Teddy correct? Explain your answer.
8,458 848 8,548 8,488 8,558 1 mark
E.g. Yes because it is a multiple of 10 and
multiples of 10 are also multiples of 5
5 Complete the bar model.
1 mark
603,090
2 Complete the missing numbers.
600,000 3,000 90 1 mark
2,000
92,046 = 90,000 + _____________ + 40 + 6
6 Tick the greater number. Explain your choice.
43, 019 = 40,000 + 3000 + 10 + 9
______________ CXIX is 119 and CXX is 120
CXIX
1 mark
Explanation needed for the
1,080
50,000 + 1,000 + _____________ = 52,080 3 marks CXX  mark.
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7 What numbers are shown by the arrows? 10 Complete the missing number.

22 50, 022 100,022 150,022

1 mark
80,000 90,000

83,000 1 mark 11 Put the weights in order starting with the smallest.

A Thirty-seven thousand kg B 203,000 kg

800,000 900,000 C 600,000 kg D 76,000 kg
830,000 1 mark
A D B C
8 Complete the statements using <, > or = 1 mark
smallest

32,000 = 20,000 + 12,000

12 Eva makes a 5-digit number.
Half a million < 600,000 2 marks

• The thousands digit is a 1

9 Arrange the digit cards to make an even number
between 80,000 and 100,000 • There are no tens or ones.
• The hundreds digit is 1 more than the ten
thousands digit.
4 5 6 7 9 • The sum of all the digits is 10

Accept any arrangement of the digits which E.g. 97,654 What is 10,000 more than Eva’s number?
starts with 9 and ends with 4 or 6 1 mark

Round your number to the nearest 1,000 2 marks for 51,500

E.g. 98,000 1 mark for Eva’s number 41,500
1 mark
51,500
Round your number to the nearest 10,000 2 marks

E.g. 100,000
1 mark