Grade 7 Mathematics · Strand 1: Numbers · Whole Numbers
Reading Numbers up to Hundreds of Millions
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1. How is the numeral 402 015 800 read aloud in correct British English?
- A. Four hundred and two million, fifteen thousand, eight hundred
- B. Four hundred and two millions, fifteen thousand, eight hundred
- C. Four hundred and two million, one hundred and fifty thousand, eight hundred
- D. Forty million, two hundred and fifteen thousand, eight hundred
2. Which shows 45678901 correctly partitioned into periods using spaces?
- A. 456 789 01
- B. 45 678 901
- C. 4 567 890 1
- D. 4567 8901
3. What is the total value of the digit 5 in the numeral 957 214 306?
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4. In place value, what name is given to each group of three digits (such as millions, thousands and units) in a large number?
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5. Which numeral is 'three hundred million, forty thousand and six' written in figures?
- A. 300 400 006
- B. 300 040 060
- C. 300 040 006
- D. 3 040 006
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