Which number has a digit in the thousands place that is twice the value of the digit in the tens place?
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Question 2
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Write "sixty-one million, fifty-two thousand, eighty-four" in standard (number) form.
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Question 3
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Write the expanded form below in standard (number) form.
70,000,000 + 600,000 + 30,000 + 400 + 1
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Question 4
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Round the number below to the nearest TEN THOUSANDS place.
5,678,345
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Question 5
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Fill in the blank with >, <, or = to make the statement true.
5,632,452 _______ 5,632,542
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Question 6
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Write "three hundred fifty-two AND nine thousandths" in standard (number) form.
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Question 7
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Select ALL of the following numbers that round to 54 when rounded to the NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER.
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Question 8
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What digit can fill in the blank to make the statement true? (There is more than one correct answer.)
65.7____8 > 65.768
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Question 9
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What DECIMAL is represented by the model below?
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Question 10
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What DECIMAL is represented by the model below? (Think hundredths!)
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Question 11
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Order the following numbers from LEAST to GREATEST.
1.02 1.212 12.12 1.2 1.202
First _______
Second _______
Third _______
Fourth _______
Fifth _______
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Question 12
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Select ALL of the numbers that make the statement true.
3.21 > __________________ > 3.887
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Question 13
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Write the following decimal as an EQUIVALENT FRACTION.
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Question 14
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Write the following decimal as an EQUIVALENT FRACTION.
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Question 15
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What is "three AND three-fourths" as a DECIMAL?
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Question 16
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What is "fifty-five and five tenths" as a MIXED NUMBER (in simplest form)?
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Question 17
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What is 2.4 as an equivalent MIXED NUMBER (in simplest form)?
HINT: Think fifths!
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Question 18
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What is the equivalent DECIMAL for the fraction below?
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Question 19
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Mrs. Guice and Ms. Mapp decided to have food drive to collect canned goods for the homeless. Mrs. Guice's class collected 4,567 cans. Ms. Mapp's class collected 6,403 cans. How many more cans did Ms. Mapp's class collect than Mrs. Guice's class?
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Question 20
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Mrs. Herr bought a gigantic aquarium for her classroom. On Monday, she put 145 fish in the aquarium. On Wednesday, she put 209 fish in the aquarium. On Friday, she put 376 fish in the aquarium. How many total fish are now in the ginormous aquarium?