Place Value (How to Write Numbers in Digit Form up to ten millions) – Quiz

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Place Value (How to Write Numbers in Digit Form up to ten millions) - Quiz

Test your skills by writing large numbers in digit form! This quiz will help you practice converting words into numbers up to ten millions.

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1. How do you write following number using digits?

five hundred thousand, seventy

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2. How do you write following number using digits?

sixty-five thousand, eight hundred sixty-nine

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3. How do you write following number using digits?

thirty-one thousand, three hundred twenty-eight

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4. How do you write following number using digits?

two million, one hundred one thousand, six hundred forty-five

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5. How do you write following number using digits?

thirty-four million, three hundred thousand, six hundred

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6. How do you write following number using digits?

seven hundred ninety-six thousand, nine hundred sixty-nine

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7. How do you write following number using digits?

ninety-eight million, six hundred thousand, five hundred

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8. How do you write following number using digits?

two million, eight hundred seventy eight thousand, nine hundred forty-four

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9. How do you write following number using digits?

fifty- thousand, three hundred eighty-four

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10. How do you write following number using digits?

three hundred forty-eight thousand, four hundred seventy-seven

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11. How do you write following number using digits?

seventy-eight million, nine hundred forty three thousand, seven hundred ninety-eight

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12. How do you write following number using digits?

seven hundred thirteen thousand, forty-four

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13. How do you write following number using digits?

nine hundred thousand, fifty

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14. How do you write following number using digits?

five hundred fourteen thousand, nine hundred

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15. How do you write following number using digits?

fifteen million, one hundred thousand, three hundred

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16. How do you write following number using digits?

five hundred ninety-seven thousand, three hundred eighteen

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17. How do you write following number using digits?

thirty- thousand, two

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18. How do you write following number using digits?

seventy-five million, one hundred sixty three thousand, one hundred eleven

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19. How do you write following number using digits?

three million, four hundred five thousand, ninety-one

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20. How do you write following number using digits?

eighty- thousand, two hundred four

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What is Place Value?

Place value is a way to tell how much each digit in a number is worth based on where it is in the number. In a number, the position of each digit tells us its value. The farther left a digit is, the bigger its value!

For example, in the number 4,532,789:

  • The 4 is in the millions place, so it means 4,000,000.
  • The 5 is in the hundred thousands place, which means 500,000.
  • The 3 is in the ten thousands place, so it means 30,000.
  • The 2 is in the thousands place, which means 2,000.
  • The 7 is in the hundreds place, so it’s worth 700.
  • The 8 is in the tens place, so it’s worth 80.
  • The 9 is in the ones place, which means 9.

So, when we put all those values together, the number 4,532,789 means 4 million + 500 thousand + 30 thousand + 2 thousand + 700 + 80 + 9.

Writing Numbers in Digit Form

Sometimes, numbers are written out in words, and we need to change them back into digits. Here’s an example:

  • “Five million, three hundred twenty-four thousand, one hundred fifty-seven” becomes 5,324,157.

To do this, we find where each word fits in the place value chart:

  • “Five million” means the 5 goes in the millions place.
  • “Three hundred twenty-four thousand” means the 324 goes in the hundred thousands, ten thousands, and thousands places.
  • “One hundred fifty-seven” means the 157 goes in the hundreds, tens, and ones places.

By knowing place value, you can write any big number correctly!



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