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Year Six Number Quiz: Type The Numbers Your Teacher Says

This document contains a year six number quiz with 50 questions testing various number skills. The quiz covers writing, ordering, rounding numbers, operations with numbers, and solving logic puzzles with number clues. Maneesh completed the quiz and it was then corrected by Isabella, who complimented Maneesh on his work and encouraged him to aim for a perfect score next time.

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Year Six Number Quiz: Type The Numbers Your Teacher Says

This document contains a year six number quiz with 50 questions testing various number skills. The quiz covers writing, ordering, rounding numbers, operations with numbers, and solving logic puzzles with number clues. Maneesh completed the quiz and it was then corrected by Isabella, who complimented Maneesh on his work and encouraged him to aim for a perfect score next time.

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Year Six Number Quiz (October 2010)

Name: Maneesh Tekwani

Type the numbers your teacher says.

[1] 7,098
[2] 78,309
[3] 3,405,809

Study this number then answer the questions. 4,235,709

[4] Which digit is in the thousands place? 5

[5] Which digit is in the millions place? 4

[6] Which digit is in the ten thousands place? 3

Highlight the correct answer in Yellow.

[7] Nine thousand, three hundred and six would be written as.

90003006 9,360 9,306 9,036


[8] Seventy thousand nine hundred and eight would be written as.

79,080 70,098 70,980 X 70,908

Write these numbers.

[9] Write the largest number you can using all of these digits once.

(6,4,2,7,8) 87,642

[10] Write the smallest even number you can using all the digits once.

(5,4,3,9,2) 54932 X
Ordering Numbers. Arrange these numbers from smallest to largest.

[11]

59,706 58,706 56,706 56,790 56,907

Answer= 1.56,706 2.56,790 3.56,907 4.58,706 5.59,706

What Number Is.

[12] 10 more than 37,695 = 47,705 X

[13] 100 more than 5,238,999 =5,239,099

[14] 1,000 less than 6,450,631= 6,449,631

Give the Next Two Numbers.

[15] 8500, 8750, 9000, 9250, 9500, 9750,10000

[16] 95 000, 90 000, 85 000, 80 000, 75 000,70 000

[17] 1,300, 1,500, 1,700, 1,900, 2,100

Put these numbers back together. Write as ordinary numerals.


Example: 600 + 5000 + 40 + 7 = 5,647

[18] 50,000 + 20 + 800 + 7,000 + 5 = 57,825

[19] 70,000 + 9,000 + 20 + 7 = 79,027

[20] 80,000 + 5 + 3,000 + 100,000 + 3,000,000= 3,183,005

Rounding Numbers. Complete the table below.

[21 – 26]

Number Rounded to the Rounded to the Rounded to the


nearest 10 nearest 100 nearest 1000
7,384 7,380 7,400 7,000
33,865 33,870 33,900 34,000
What is the value of the bold digit? Eg. 1,783 ____700____

[27] 65,804 =5,000

[28] 86,879=80,000

True or False

[29] (5 x 10) + (3 x 10,000) + 7 + (6x 100 ) = 3,567 False

[30] ( 8 x 1,000 ) + ( 4 x 100 ) + ( 6 x 10,000 ) + 5 = 68,450 False

[31-45]
General Number Facts (Mental Arithmetic)

Question Answer
Double 32 64
7 Squared 49
Hexagon Sides 6
Half of 140 70
Days in June 30
543 cm = ? metres 5.43metres
2 Hours = ? minutes 120
105 – 8 = 97
6 multiply 8 = 48
Next 1, 4, 9, 16, 25 30 X
Is 64 a square number? Yes
3 x (4 + 8) = 36
Days in a year 365
L of Rect. If W=3 P=18 6
Side of square if A=81 9

Complete This Sudoku

[46]
Follow the clues and work out the number.
1 2  4   3
[47-48]
4  3  2  1
 I am an even number between 35,000 3  4  1  2
and 36,000.
 The digits in units and hundreds column 2   1  3 4
are the same.
 The number in the tens column is a square number greater
than 4 and less than 16.
 The number in the hundreds column is bigger than 6.

Answer:35,898

[49-50]

 I am an even number in the 75 thousands.


 The number in my tens column is half the number in my units
column.
 My hundreds digit is two more than my ten thousands.
 The number in my units column is less than 5 and bigger than
2.

Answer: 75, 924

Corrected by:
Isabella
Nice job, Maneesh. I’ll bet you’ll get 100% next time!

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