Whole Numbers
17 Grade 5 Mathematics questions on Whole Numbers, with worked marking schemes. 17 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markArrange in ascending order: 204,310; 204,031; 240,013; 204,301.
A. 204,310; 204,301; 204,031; 240,013
B. 204,031; 204,310; 204,301; 240,013
C. 204,031; 204,301; 204,310; 240,013
D. 240,013; 204,310; 204,301; 204,031
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
C. ; ; ; — compare from the left: three start and one starts , which is the largest. The three are then split by the digit after .
Question 2
1 markRound to the nearest thousand.
A.
B.
C.
D.
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
C. — 'nearest thousand' keeps the thousands digit. The hundreds digit is , which is or more, so thousands rounds up to . D rounds down and B rounds to the nearest hundred.
Question 3
2 marksA school collected shillings equally from classes for a trip. How much did each class contribute?
(2 marks)
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1 markWhich number lies between 498,000 and 500,000?
A. 500,001
B. 497,000
C. 501,000
D. 499,500
(1 mark)
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1 markWrite 800,000 + 50,000 + 3,000 + 200 + 40 + 6 in figures.
A. 853,246
B. 835,246
C. 853,426
D. 850,246
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1 markHow many thousands are in 750,000?
A. 750
B. 7,500
C. 75
D. 75,000
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1 markWhat is 1,000,000 − 1?
A. 999,999
B. 990,000
C. 999,000
D. 999,900
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1 markWrite 652,038 in words.
A. Six hundred and fifty-two thousand and thirty-eight
B. Six hundred and five thousand and thirty-eight
C. Six hundred and fifty thousand and thirty-eight
D. Six hundred and fifty-two thousand and eighty-three
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
A. Six hundred and fifty-two thousand and thirty-eight — split at the comma: thousand, then . The zero in the hundreds is not spoken, which is what the other readings mishandle.
Question 9
1 markWrite 1,000,000 − 350,000 = ___
A. 640,000
B. 750,000
C. 650,000
D. 660,000
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1 markWhat is the smallest 6-digit number?
A. 100,001
B. 10,000
C. 100,000
D. 99,999
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1 markWhat is the total value of digit 9 in 394,125?
A. 9,000
B. 900
C. 90,000
D. 900,000
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1 markWhich number is the largest: 469,832; 469,238; 469,823; 469,382?
A. 469,823
B. 469,832
C. 469,382
D. 469,238
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1 markWhat is the place value of 7 in 573,246?
A. Hundreds of thousands
B. Millions
C. Thousands
D. Tens of thousands
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1 markCount on in ten thousands from 560,000. What is the 4th number?
A. 600,000
B. 600,001
C. 610,000
D. 590,000
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1 markRound 347,568 to the nearest ten thousand.
A. 350,000
B. 347,000
C. 340,000
D. 348,000
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
A. — 'nearest ten thousand' keeps that digit. The thousands digit is , so ten thousands rounds up to . C rounds down and B rounds to the nearest thousand.
Question 16
1 markWhat is the value of 4 in 849,276?
A. 40,000
B. 4,000
C. 400,000
D. 400
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1 markRound 685,499 to the nearest hundred thousand.
A. 690,000
B. 600,000
C. 685,000
D. 700,000
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