Deck 1: Whole Numbers

Question 1

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 7 mean in the number 247,189 ?

A) 7 ten thousands
B) 7 hundred thousands
C) 7 hundreds
D) 7 thousands

Answer 1

7 thousands

Question 2

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 4 mean in the number 247,189 ?

A) 4 ten thousands
B) 4 hundred thousands
C) 4 hundreds
D) 4 thousands

Answer 2

4 ten thousands

Question 3

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 2 mean in the number 247,189 ?

A) 2 ten thousands
B) 2 hundreds
C) 2 thousands
D) 2 hundred thousands

Answer 3

2 hundred thousands

Question 4

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 4 mean in the number 189,247?

A) 4 hundreds
B) 4 thousands
C) 4 tens
D) 4 ones

Question 5

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 2 mean in the number 189,247?

A) 2 thousands
B) 2 hundreds
C) 2 hundred thousands
D) 2 tens

Question 6

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 7 mean in the number 189,247?

A) 7 ones
B) 7 thousands
C) 7 hundreds
D) 7 tens

Question 7

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 3 mean in the number 301,475 ?

A) 3 hundred thousands
B) 3 thousands
C) 3 hundreds
D) 3 ten thousands

Question 8

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 0 mean in the number 301,475 ?

A) 0 thousands
B) 0 ten thousands
C) 0 ones
D) 0 hundred thousands

Question 9

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 4 mean in the number 301,475 ?

A) 4 hundreds
B) 4 hundred thousands
C) 4 tens
D) 4 thousands

Question 10

Answer the question.

-What does the digit 9 mean in the number 890,236 ?

A) 9 hundreds
B) 9 thousands
C) 9 hundred thousands
D) 9 ten thousands

Question 11

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

-3856
Thousands_
Tens_

A) Thousands 8, tens 6
B) Thousands 8, tens 5
C) Thousands 3 , tens 5
D) Thousands 3, tens 6

Question 12

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

-9742
Hundreds_
Ones_

A) Hundreds 7, ones 2
B) Hundreds 4, ones 2
C) Hundreds 9, ones 7
D) Hundreds 7, ones 4

Question 13

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

-92,225
Ten thousands_
Ones_

A) Ten thousands 9, ones 2
B) Ten thousands 2, ones 5
C) Ten thousands 9, ones 5
D) Ten thousands 2 , ones 2

Question 14

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

-49,185
Ten thousands _
Hundreds_

A) Ten thousands 8, hundreds 1
B) Ten thousands 9, hundreds 5
C) Ten thousands 4 , hundreds 9
D) Ten thousands 4, hundreds 1

Question 15

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

-97,275
Thousands_
Tens_

A) Thousands 7, tens 7
B) Thousands 7 , tens 5
C) Thousands 2 , tens 5
D) Thousands 7 , tens 9

Question 16

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

- $1,553,879$
Millions_
Thousands_

A) Millions 1, thousands 5
B) Millions 5, thousands 3
C) Millions 8, thousands 7
D) Millions 1, thousands 3

Question 17

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

- $5,399,711$
Hundred thousands_
Tens_

A) Hundred thousands 3, tens 1
B) Hundred thousands 3, tens 9
C) Hundred thousands 9, tens 7
D) Hundred thousands 5, tens 1

Question 18

Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.

- $7,838,737,338$
Billions_
Millions_

A) Billions 8, millions 8
B) Billions 8, millions 7
C) Billions 8, millions 3
D) Billions 7, millions 8

Question 19

Write expanded notation.

-384

A) 384 hundreds
B) 3 hundreds +8 tens +4 ones
C) 4 hundreds +8 tens +3 ones
D) 3 thousands +8 hundreds +4 tens

Question 20

Write expanded notation.

-8621

A) 8621 thousands
B) 1 thousands +2 hundreds +6 tens +8 ones
C) 8 hundreds +2 tens +6 ones
D) 8 thousands +6 hundreds +2 tens +1 ones

Question 21

Write expanded notation.

-47,819

A) 47,819 ten thousands
B) 9 ten thousands +1 thousands +8 hundreds +7 tens +4 ones
C) 4 ten thousands +7 thousands +8 hundreds +1 tens +9 ones
D) 4 thousands +7 hundreds +8 tens +19 ones

Question 22

Write expanded notation.

-60,900

A) 6 ten thousands +9 thousands +0 hundreds +0 tens +0 ones
B) 6 thousands +9 hundreds +0 tens +0 ones
C) 690 ten thousands +0 tens +0 ones
D) 6 ten thousands +0 thousands +9 hundreds +0 tens +0 ones

Question 23

Write expanded notation.

-7090

A) 7 ten thousands +9 thousands +0 hundreds +0 tens +0 ones
B) 7 hundreds +0 tens +9 ones
C) 7 thousands +0 hundreds +9 tens +0 ones
D) 709 thousands

Question 24

Write expanded notation.

-80,340

A) 8 ten thousands +3 thousands +0 hundreds +4 tens +0 ones
B) 8 ten thousands +0 thousands +3 hundreds +4 tens +0 ones
C) 8 thousands +0 hundreds +3 tens +4 ones
D) 8 thousands +3 hundreds +0 tens +4 ones

Question 25

The number of steps in a stair- climbing race held in a Chicago landmark building was 1948.

A) 9 thousands +4 hundreds +8 tens +0 ones
B) 1 thousands +8 hundreds +4 tens +9 ones
C) 1 thousands +948 hundreds
D) 1 thousands +9 hundreds +4 tens +8 ones

Question 26

The number of steps in a stair- climbing race held in a Malaysian landmark building was 2827.

A) 2 thousands +0 hundreds +2 tens +7 ones
B) 2 thousands +2 hundreds +7 tens +8 ones
C) 2 thousands +8 hundreds +2 tens +7 ones
D) 8 thousands +2 hundreds +7 tens +0 ones

Question 27

The projected population in 2030 for a certain country is 280,508 .

A) 2 hundred thousands +8 ten thousands +5 thousands +0 hundreds +0 tens +8 ones
B) 2 hundred thousands +0 ten thousands +8 thousands +5 hundreds +0 tens +8 ones
C) 2 hundred thousands +8 ten thousands +0 thousands +5 hundreds +0 tens +8 ones
D) 28 ten thousands +0 thousands +5 hundreds +0 tens +8 ones

Question 28

The projected population in 2050 for a certain country is $4,297,476$ .

A) 4 millions +2 hundred thousands +9 ten thousands +7 thousands +4 hundreds +7 tens +6 ones
B) 4 hundred thousands +2 ten thousands +9 thousands +7 hundreds +4 tens +7 ones +6
C) 6 millions +7 hundred thousands +4 ten thousands +9 thousands +7 hundreds +2 tens +4 ones
D) 4 millions +2 hundred thousands +9 ten thousands +7 thousands +4 tens +7 ones +6

Question 29

The projected population in 2100 for a certain country is $37,406,001$ .

A) 3 ten millions +0 millions +7 hundred thousands +4 ten thousands +6 thousands +0 hundreds +0 tens +1 ones
B) 3 ten millions +7 millions +4 hundred thousands +0 ten thousands +0 thousands +6 hundreds +0 tens +1 ones
C) 3 ten millions +7 millions +4 hundred thousands +0 ten thousands +6 thousands +0 hundreds +0 tens +1 ones
D) 37 millions +4 hundred thousands +0 ten thousands +6 thousands +0 hundreds +0 tens + 1 ones

Question 30

Write the number in words.

- $64,568,009$

A) Sixty million, forty- five thousand, sixty- eight hundred and nine
B) Sixty- four million, five hundred sixty- eight thousand, nine
C) Sixty- million, five thousand sixty- eight hundred, nine
D) Sixty- four million, five hundred thousand, sixty- eight hundred, nine

Question 31

Write the number in words.

-5168

A) Fifty- one thousand, sixty- eight
B) Five thousand, one hundred sixty- eight
C) Five hundred thousand, one hundred sixty- eight
D) Five million, one thousand, sixty- eight

Question 32

Write the number in words.

-24,807

A) Two million, forty- eight thousand, seven
B) Twenty-four thousand, eight hundred seven
C) Two thousand, four hundred eighty- seven
D) Two hundred forty- eight thousand, seven

Question 33

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-There were 961 cars parked in the lot outside a large mall.

A) Nine hundred sixty-one
B) Nine thousand sixty- one
C) One hundred sixty- nine
D) Six hundred nine

Question 34

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-The average population of the suburbs around a certain large city is $72,018$ .

A) Seventy- two thousand, one hundred eight
B) Seven thousand, two hundred eighteen
C) Seventy- two thousand, eighteen
D) Seventy- two hundred, eighteen

Question 35

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-The control center was suddenly unable to track the satellite when it reached a distance of 128,615 miles from the earth's surface.

A) Six hundred fifteen thousand, one hundred twenty- eight
B) One hundred twenty thousand, eighty- six hundred, fifteen
C) One hundred twenty- eight thousand, six hundred fifteen
D) One hundred twenty- eight million, six hundred fifteen

Question 36

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-One of the statistics to come out of the election was that 45,826,498 people, or about half the population, cast votes.

A) Forty- five thousand, eight hundred twenty- six hundred, four hundred, ninety- eight
B) Forty- five billion, eight hundred twenty- six million, four hundred ninety- eight thousand
C) Forty- five million, eight hundred thousand, twenty- six hundred, four hundred ninety- eight
D) Forty- five million, eight hundred twenty- six thousand, four hundred ninety- eight

Question 37

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-The programmers were working with a graphics file of $406,581,060$ bytes.

A) Four hundred six thousand, five hundred eighty- one hundred, sixty
B) Four hundred six billion, five hundred eighty- one million, sixty
C) Four hundred six million, five hundred eighty- one thousand, sixty
D) Four hundred sixty million, five hundred eighty- one thousand, six hundred

Question 38

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-Scientists were predicting the demise of the space colony as the population approached $600,040,000$ .

A) Six hundred forty million
B) Six hundred million, forty thousand
C) Six hundred billion, forty million
D) Six hundred million, forty hundred

Question 39

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-Astronomers predicted that it would take 900,070,000,100 earth years for the newly found supernova to make one revolution around the center of its galaxy.

A) Nine hundred million, seventy thousand, one hundred
B) Ninety billion, seven hundred million, one hundred thousand
C) Nine hundred seventy thousand, one hundred
D) Nine hundred billion, seventy million, one hundred

Question 40

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-The holder of the "magic number" 444,222,888,555 (which was generated during a college's lottery for distributing student housing) was eligible to choose from among the best dormitories.

A) Five hundred fifty- five million, eight hundred eighty- eight billion, two hundred twenty- two thousand, five hundred fifty- five
B) Four hundred forty- four billion, two hundred twenty- two million, eight hundred eighty- eight thousand, five hundred fifty- five
C) Four hundred forty- four million, two hundred twenty- two billion, eight hundred eighty- eight, five hundred fifty- five thousand
D) Eight hundred eighty- eight thousand, two hundred twenty- two billion, four hundred forty- four million, five hundred fifty- five

Question 41

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-Repeating patterns in numbers like 400,040,004,000 held mystical significance for most of the members of the village.

A) Four billion, four hundred million, forty thousand
B) Four hundred million, forty thousand, four
C) Four hundred billion, forty million, four thousand
D) Forty billion, four hundred million, four

Question 42

Write a word name for the number in the sentence.

-In rounding $400,000,001,000$ to the highest place value, the " 1 " has no effect on the " 4 ".

A) Four billion, one hundred thousand
B) Four hundred thousand, one hundred
C) Four hundred million, one hundred
D) Four hundred billion, one thousand

Question 43

Rew rite the following number using digits.

-Forty- eight thousand, seventeen

A) 4817
B) 48,170
C) 47,180
D) 48,017

Question 44

Rew rite the following number using digits.

-Six hundred thirty- eight thousand, nine hundred ninety- seven

A) 638,000
B) 638,977
C) 638,997,000
D) 638,997

Question 45

Rew rite the following number using digits.

-One hundred million, six thousand

A) $100,006,000$
B) $1006$
C) $106,000,000$
D) $1,600,000$

Question 46

Rew rite the following number using digits.

-Ten million, three hundred fifty-four thousand, two hundred three

A) 135,423
B) $1,354,203$
C) $10,354,203$
D) $1,354,230$

Question 47

Rew rite the following number using digits.

-Three billion

A) $3,000,000,000,000$
B) $3,000,000,000$
C) $6,000,000,000$
D) $3,000,000$

Question 48

Write standard notation for the number in the sentence.

-The Johnsons have driven their car forty- nine thousand, eight hundred three miles in the last few years.

A) $49,803$
B) $49,830$
C) $490,803$
D) $4983$

Question 49

Write standard notation for the number in the sentence.

-A certain exotic sport scar costs three hundred twelve thousand, eight hundred ninety- one dollars.

A) $312,891,000$
B) $3,208,910$
C) $31,281$
D) $312,891$

Question 50

Write standard notation for the number in the sentence.

-The population of BigTown is one million, three hundred thirty- five thousand, five hundred six.

A) $133,506$
B) $1,335,506$
C) $13,035,560$
D) $1,035,506$

Question 51

Write standard notation for the number in the sentence.

-Don figured out that he had lived two billion, five hundred eighty- two million seconds.

A) $2,582,000,000$
B) $2,582,000$
C) $2,000,582,000$
D) $2,582,000,000,000$

Question 52

Write standard notation for the number in the sentence.

-The volume of water in the lake is seven billion, eight hundred twenty- one million, ninety-four thousand, six hundred thirteen gallons.

A) $782,194,613$
B) $7,821,094,613$
C) $7,821,940,613$
D) $7,000,821,094,613$

Question 53

Write standard notation for the number in the sentence.

-The distance between two stars is four trillion, three hundred seventeen billion, nine hundred eighty- eight million miles.

A) $4,317,988$
B) $4,317,988,000,000$
C) $4,317,988,000$
D) $4,317,988,000,000,000$

Question 54

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $44 \square 46$

A) $<$
B) $>$

Question 55

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $42 \square 40$

A) $<$
B) $>$

Question 56

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $0 \square 41$

A) $>$
B) $<$

Question 57

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $21 \square 0$

A) $>$
B) $<$

Question 58

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $60 \square 171$

A) $<$
B) $>$

Question 59

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $268 \square 41$

A) $<$
B) $>$

Question 60

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $195 \square 193$

A) $>$
B) $<$

Question 61

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $783 \square 791$

A) $>$
B) $<$

Question 62

Use < or > for $\square$ to write a true sentence. D raw a number line if necessary.

- $1535 \square 1537$

A) $>$
B) $<$

Question 63

Use the given table or graph to write the inequality described.

-
Use an inequality to compare the number of calories in an apple and a bagel.

A) $80>165$
B) $80<165$
C) $155<165$
D) $80<155$

Question 64

Use the given table or graph to write the inequality described.

-
Use an inequality to compare the number of grams of fat in tuna salad and a bowl of soup.

A) $155<350$
B) $22>3$
C) $350>155$
D) $3>22$

Question 65

Use the given table or graph to write the inequality described.

-The sales figures for the Big "D" Company area shown below in a line plot.
Use an inequality to compare the sales for July 1989 and July 1990.

A) $\$ 48,000<\$ 58,000$
B) $\$ 46,000<\$ 64,000$
C) $\$ 64,000>\$ 50,000$
D) $\$ 50,000<\$ 64,000$

Question 66

Use the given table or graph to write the inequality described.

-The sales figures for the Big "D" Company area shown below in a line plot.
Use an inequality to compare the sales for January 1990 and December 1990.

A) $\$ 48,000<\$ 60,000$
B) $\$ 72,000>\$ 60,000$
C) $\$ 50,000>\$ 48,000$
D) $\$ 70,000>\$ 66,000$

Question 67

Use the given table or graph to write the inequality described.

-The wages of the employees of a company are presented in this graph.

Use an inequality to compare the number of employees who make $\$ 4-\$ 6$ and those who make $\$ 8-\$ 10$ .

A) $25<40$
B) $20<34$
C) $30>20$
D) $20<45$

Question 68

Use the given table or graph to write the inequality described.

-The bar graph below shows the number of students by major in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Use an inequality to compare the number of math and english majors.

A) $300>200$
B) $300<400$
C) $200>150$
D) $400>200$

Question 69

Add.

-

A) 108
B) 107
C) 109
D) 98

Question 70

Add.

-

A) 53
B) 52
C) 51
D) 42
492

Question 71

Add.

-

A) 1324
B) 1224
C) 1385
D) 785

Question 72

Add.

-

A) 10,627
B) 11,627
C) 10,527
D) 10,617

Question 73

Add.

-

A) 1437
B) 680
C) 691
D) 690

Question 74

Add.

-

A) 9002
B) 16,545
C) 9092
D) 9102

Question 75

Add.

-

A) 31,979
B) 39,108
C) 32,089
D) 32,079

Question 76

Add.

-

A) 67,330
B) 66,130
C) 67,130
D) 108,215

Question 77

Add.

-

A) 124,489
B) 135,589
C) 124,589
D) 125,589

Question 78

Add.

-

A) 157,762
B) 137,652
C) 683,998
D) 137,662

Question 79

Add.

- $425+432$

A) 677
B) 965
C) 857
D) 758

Question 80

Add.

- $3113+1424$

A) 4735
B) 4555
C) 4458
D) 4537