WORKSHEET I GRADE 4 Place Value

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1. Write each number in words.

i) 3,928 ii) 21,234 iii)1,536

2. Find out the place value of each digit in the number

i) 4,546

Ten Thousand Thousand Hundred Tens Ones

ii) 24,896

Ten Thousand Thousand Hundred Tens Ones

iii) 9,003

Ten Thousand Thousand Hundred Tens Ones

3. Yasmin was given a task to find the number of hundreds in

9,827. Can you help her find the solution?

4. Find out the place value of the given blocks.

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5. Name the place value of 5 in each of the following:
i) 33,456 ii) 5,627 iii)567,802

6. How many thousands can be formed from the given

blocks, also find out the hundreds left.

____ thousands, ____ hundreds.

7. Write down the number formed by the abacus given below.

8. Write the numbers given below in expanded form:

i) 9,927 ii) 35,648 iii) 11,248

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9. Write the numbers given below in standard form:
i) 80000 + 4000 + 50 + 9
ii) 3000 + 500 + 20 + 1
iii) 100000 + 20000 + 400 + 1

10. Write the numbers in standard form:

i) Fifty-five thousand two
ii) Twenty-one thousand three hundred
iii) Two hundred thousand three hundred one

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1. 2. 3. 98 4. 5.
i) Three i) hundreds 4,365 i) Tens
thousand Th H T O ii)
nine Thousands
hundred 4 5 4 6 iii)
twenty ii) Hundred
eight thousands
T Th H T O
ii) Twenty
Th
one
thousand 2 4 8 9 6
two iii)
hundred
Th H T O
thirty four
iii)One 9 0 0 3
thousand
five
hundred
thirty six
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
1 thousands 53,415 i) 9,000 + i) i) 55,002
2 hundreds 900 + 20 84,059 ii) 21,300
+7 ii) 3521 iii)200,301
ii)30,000 + iii)
5,000 + 120,401
600 + 40
+8
iii)10,000 +
1,000 + 20
+ 40 + 8

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1.
Write each number in words.
i) Writing numbers according to their place value, counting from
left
8 is at ones place, 2 is at Tens, 9 is at Hundreds place, and 3 is at
Thousands place.
Hence, answer is :Three thousand nine hundred twenty eight
ii) Writing numbers according to their place value, counting
from left
4 is at ones place, 3 is at Tens, 2 is at Hundreds place, 1 is at
Thousands place, and 2 is again at Ten thousands place.
Hence, answer is: Twenty one thousand two hundred thirty four
iii)Writing numbers according to their place value, counting from
left.
6 is at ones place, 3 is at Tens, 5 is at Hundreds place, and 1 is at
Thousands place.
Hence, answer is: One thousand five hundred thirty six

2.
i) Writing numbers according to their place value, counting from
left
6 is at ones place, 4 is at Tens, 5 is at Hundreds place, 4 is at
Thousands place.
ii) Writing numbers according to their place value, counting from
left
6 is at ones place, 9 is at Tens, 8 is at Hundreds place, 4 is at
Thousands place, and 2 is at Ten thousands place.
iii) Writing numbers according to their place value, counting
from left
3 is at ones place, 0 is at Tens, 0 is at Hundreds place, 9 is at
Thousands place.

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3.
Writing numbers according to their place value, counting from
left
7 is at ones place, 2 is at Tens, 8 is at Hundreds place, 9 is at
Thousands place.
To find the number of hundreds in a given number, mark the
place value across each digit in the number. Ignore the digits up
to the hundreds place from the right end, the number formed by
the combined digits following the hundreds places our answer.
Here, 9,827 has 98 hundreds in it.

4. There are 4 blocks of thousands, 3 blocks of hundreds, 6

blocks of tens and 5 blocks of ones.
Hence, our answer according to their place value is 4,365.

5. i) Writing numbers according to their place value,

Ten Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones

Thousands
3 3 4 5 6
Here, 5 is at Tens place.
ii) Writing numbers according to their place value,

Ten Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones

Thousands
5 6 2 7
Here, 5 is at Thousands place.
iii) Writing numbers according to their place value,

Hundred Ten Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones

Thousands Thousands
5 6 7 8 0 2
Here, 5 is at Hundred Thousands place.

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6. There are 12 blocks of hundreds. Ten blocks of hundreds make
one thousands. Hence there are 1 thousand and two hundreds in
the given figure.

7. There are 5 ones, one Tens, 4 Hundreds, 3 Thousands, and 5

Ten Thousands. Hence, the number formed by the abacus is
54,315.

8.
i) Expanding according to their place values, here,
7 is at ones place, 2 is at Tens, 9 is at Hundreds place, and again
9 is at Thousands place.
Hence, 9,927 = 9,000 + 900 + 20 + 7
ii)Here, 8 is at ones place, 4 is at Tens, 6 is at Hundreds place, 5 is
at Thousands place, and 3 is at Ten Thousands place.
Hence, 35,648 = 30,000 + 5,000 + 600 + 40 + 8
iii) Here, 8 is at ones place, 4 is at Tens, 2 is at Hundreds place, 1
is at Thousands place, and again 1 is at Ten Thousands place.
Hence, 11,248 = 10,000 + 1,000 + 20 + 40 + 8

9.
i) There are 8 Ten thousands, 4 thousands, 5 Tens and 9 Ones in
the given number, writing them according to their place value,
we have : 84,059
ii) There are 3 thousands, 5 Hundreds, 2 Tens and 1 Ones in the
given number, writing them according to their place value, we
have : 3,521

iii) There are 1 Hundred Thousands, 2 Ten thousands, 4 Tens and

1 Ones in the given number, writing them according to their
place value, we have : 120,401.

10.
i) 55,002 ii) 21,300 iii)200,301

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1) Number ten (10) is made up
of ten ones(1s).
2) Decimal system has 10 digits
(0-9).
3) Value of any place increases
by 10 times if we move left on
the place value chart.

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