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Chapter 1 Large Numbers Class 5

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Galaxy: Class V

Chapter 1: Large Numbers

Worksheet –Multiple Choice Questions

1. Write the number, 7 crore, fifty lakh, 8 thousand, three hundred and sixty-
seven.
a. 705008367 b. 7508367 c. 75008367 d. 75080367

2. Give the expanded form of 62304111.


a. (6x10000000) + (2x1000000) + (3x100000) + (4x1000) + (1x100) +
(1x10) +1
b. (6x1000000) + (2x100000) + (3x10000) + (4x1000) + (1x100) +
(1x10) +1
c. (6x10000000) + (2x1000000) + (3x100000) + (4x10000) + (1x100) +
(1x10) +1
d. (6x10000000) + (2x1000000) + (3x100000) + (4x10000) + (1x1000)
+ (1x10) +1

3. What is the difference between the place values of 7 in 87073456?


a. 69300 b. 693000 c. 6930000 d. 6930000

4. Which is the smallest 9 digit number where all the numbers are different?
a. 123456789 b. 102345678 c. 120345678 d. 987654321

5. What is the difference between the smallest and the biggest 8 digit
numbers?
a. 8999999999 b. 899999999 c. 8999999 d. 89999999

6. Write the number name for 104307345.


a. Ten crore, forty-three lakh, seven thousand, three hundred and forty-
five
b. One crore, forty-three lakh, seven thousand, three hundred and forty-
five
c. Ten crore, forty-three lakh, seventy thousand, three hundred and forty-
five

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d. One crore, forty-three lakh, seventy thousand, three hundred and forty-
five

7. Find the difference between the place values of the underlined digits in
90882566.
a. 7999994 b. 799994 c. 79994 d. 7994

8. Which of these is true?


a. 760823555 > 768023555 b. 81502123 < 81520123
c. 81234567 > 89234567 d. 909090909 > 909090990

9. What is the difference between the smallest 8 digit and the biggest 7 digit
number?
a. 1 b. 0 c. 1000000 d. 10000000

10. The speed of light is 299792458 metres per second. Write the number in
words.
a. Twenty-nine lakh, ninety-seven thousand, four hundred and fifty-eight
b. Twenty-nine lakh, ninety-thousand, four hundred and fifty-eight
c. Twenty-nine crore, ninety-seven lakh, ninety-two thousand, four
hundred and fifty-eight
d. Twenty-nine crore, ninety-seven thousand, four hundred and fifty-
eight

11. Billion is same as ……………….


a. 1000000. b. 10000000. c. 100000000. d. 1000000000.

12. Write the number, two billion, seventy-eight million, one hundred and
twenty-one thousand four hundred and thirty seven using the international
place value system.
a. 2,078,121,437 b. 278,121,437 c. 2,708,121,437 d. 2,780,121,437

13. What is the difference between 1 billion and 1 million?


a. 9,000,000, b. 99,000,000 c. 999,000,000 d. 990,000,000

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14. Write the number 813276210 in the international place value system.
a. Eighty-one crore, thirty-two lakh, seventy-six thousand, two hundred
and ten
b. Eight hundred and thirteen million, two hundred and seventy-six
thousand, two hundred and ten
c. Eight billion, thirteen million, two hundred and seventy-six thousand,
two hundred and ten
d. Eighty-one billion, three million, two hundred and seventy-six
thousand, two hundred and ten

15. Which of these is true?


a. 1012205467 < 112205467 b. 7,634,215,908 = 7,63,42,15,908
c. 217603128 > 216603128 d. 999999999 > 9999999999

16. Which is the biggest 8 digit number where all the numbers are distinct?
a. 98965432 b. 98765431 c. 987653210 d. 98765432

17. How much is 3 million more than 1,107,476,892?


a. 1,407,476,892 b. 1,137,476,892

c. 1,110,476,892 d. 1,100,476,892

18. What is 1 more than 99,99,999?


a. 1 crore b. 10 crore c. 1 million d. 1 billion

19. Age of the earth is more than 40 billion years. Write it in number.
a. > 4000000000 b. > 40000000000 c. > 400000000 d. > 40000000

20. Which of these have 3 digits?


a. 899 b. 1000 c. 900 d. 999

21. Which of these have 5 digits?


a. 10000 b. 90000 c. 99999 d. 89999

22. Give the Indian number name for nineteen million, eleven thousand,
seven hundred and forty-five.
a. Nineteen lakh, eleven thousand, seven hundred and forty-five
b. Ninety lakh, eleven thousand, seven hundred and forty-five

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c. Nineteen crore, one lakh, ten thousand, seven hundred and forty-five
d. One crore, ninety lakh, eleven thousand, seven hundred and forty-five

23. Ancient Roman numeral that shows 1000 is ……………….


a. L. b. C. c. D. d. M.

24. Ancient Roman numeral that shows 50 is ……………….


a. L. b. C. c. D. d. M.

25. Ancient Roman numeral that shows 100 is ……………….


a. L. b. C. c. D. d. M.

26. Ancient Roman numeral that shows 1000 is ……………….


a. L. b. C. c. D. d. M.

27. Find the Hindu-Arabic number for DCCX.


a. 310 b. 290 c. 690 d. 710

28. Write the date, 15.08.2016, using Roman numeral.


a. XV-VIII-MMXVI b. VX-VIII-MMXIV
c. VX-VIII-MMXVI d. XV-VIII-MMXIV

29. Find Hindu-Arabic for CDXLVII.


a. 467 b. 447 c. 647 d. 667

30. There are 2349 students in my school. Write the number in Roman
numeral.
a. MMCCXXXIX b. MMCCCXXXIX

c. MMCCCXXXXIX d. MMCCXXXXIX

31.Find XVI + L + XC.


a. CLV b. CLVI c. CLIV d. CLVII

32. What is Hindu-Arabic for MDCLXVI?


a. 1166 b. 1616 c. 6661 d. 1666

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33. If V  5000, X  10000 , then which of these is wrong?
a. L  50000 b. C  100000 c. D  50000 d. M  1000000

34. With reference to the Roman numerals, which of these is false?


a. V, L and D are never subtracted
b. I can be subtracted from V, X and L only.
c. X can be subtracted from L and C only.
d. C can be subtracted from D and M only.

35. Round off 895 to the nearest hundred.


a. 900 b. 800 c. 500 d. 700

36. Round off 37 to the nearest 10.


a. 50 b. 70 c. 40 d. 30

37. Round off 98745 to the nearest 100000.


a. 90000 b. 900000 c. 80000 d. 100000

38. Round off 23159 to the nearest 10000.


a. 20000 b. 22000 c. 23000 d. 30000

39. Round off 2719 to the nearest 1000.


a. 2000 b. 2700 c. 3000 d. 2800

40. Round off 7603551 to the nearest 1000000.


a. 7700000 b. 7600000 c. 7000000 d. 8000000

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