Grade 6 Mathematics · Strand 1: Numbers · Whole Numbers
Reading Numbers in Words up to 100,000
A short Grade 6 Mathematics lesson for the CBE curriculum, part of Numbers: Whole Numbers. Learn it on any phone with notes and slides, then check yourself with a quick quiz and earn XP. This lesson is free.
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1. A county report says 58,042 saplings were planted in Machakos. Which is the correct way to write 58,042 in words in British English?
- A. Fifty-eight thousand and forty-two
- B. Fifty eight thousand, forty-two
- C. Fifty-eight thousand, hundred and forty-two
- D. Five thousand, eight hundred and forty-two
2. Which written expression correctly represents the numeral 71,506?
- A. Seventy-one thousand, five hundred six
- B. Seventy-one thousand, five hundred and six
- C. Seventy one thousand, five hundred and sixty
- D. Seventeen thousand, five hundred and six
3. Write in numerals: ninety thousand and fourteen.
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4. What do we call the short dash used to join compound number words such as sixty-four?
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5. A radio reporter says that a depot recorded 'forty-six thousand and ninety' bags of seed potatoes. Which numeral shows this number?
- A. 46,900
- B. 46,090
- C. 46,009
- D. 4,690
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