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Worksheet-5-Knowing our Numbers-Large Numbers- Class 5 and Class 6

Worksheet-5-Knowing our Numbers-Large Numbers- Class 5 and Class 6




1.       
What is the difference between the greatest and the least number that can be written using the digits 6,2,7,4,3 each only once

a)
50000
b)
52965

c)
52865
d)
51965
2.       
The smallest 6-digit digit number is called

a)
One lakh
b)
One crore

c)
Ten lakh
d)
Ten crore
3.       
Write the numeral for the number ‘ five lakh forty one.

a)
50,00,041
b)
5,00,041

c)
500,041
d)
50,041
4.       
1 lakh = _______ thousands

a)
1
b)
10

c)
100
d)
1000
5.       
The place value of 8 in 5,82,009 is  _________ .

a)
Eight thousand
b)
10,000

c)
Eighty thousand
d)
8,00,000
6.       
The largest 6-digit number is _______ .

a)
999999
b)
99999

c)
100000
d)
99999999
7.       
If you add 1 to the largest 5-digit number , it will become _________ .

a)
999999
b)
99999

c)
100000
d)
999999
8.       
There are  _________ 3-digit numbers.

a)
100
b)
899

c)
980
d)
900
9.       
The number 5,56,984 according to Indian place value system will be

a)
Fifty thousand six hundred eighty-four
b)
Five lakh fifty-six thousand nine hundred eighty-four

c)
Five lakh fifty-six thousand eight hundred ninty-four
d)
None of these
10.   
What is the predecessor of the smallest 5-digit number?

a)
99998
b)
99990

c)
9999
d)
None of these
11.   
The successor of the largest 4-digit number is _____________.

a)
(i) 99,999                                                  
b)
1,00,000
c)
(iii) 10,000                                                
d)
10,00,000
12.   
The number one less than 50000 is _________ .

a)
9999
b)
40999
c)
99950
d)
49999
13.   
How many zeroes are there in one lakh?

a)
four
b)
five

c)
six
d)
seven
14.   
70,000+500+30+9 = ________

a)
705039
b)
70539

c)
75039
d)
None of these
15.

Write the number name of the following numbers.

a)
3,45,607-



b)
56,899-



c)
1,00,004-



d)
5,55,667-



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