Ones, Tens, Hundreds and Thousands — place value charts, face value vs place value, expanded form and word problems. 30 fully solved + 20 practice questions with answer key.
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๐ All solved questions show full step-by-step working. Attempt the practice questions on your own first — then check the answer key at the bottom.
- 1 What is the face value of 9 in 923?
- 2 What is the place value of 6 in 67?
- 3 Which place is digit 4 in the number 400?
- 4 Write the face value of 0 in 305.
- 5 Write the place value of each digit in 135.
- 6 What is the place value of 2 in 2,000?
- 7 True or False: Face value of 7 in 700 is 700.
- 8 Write the place value of 5 in 5,432.
- 9 Write the expanded form of 6,204.
- 10 Find the difference between place value and face value of 9 in 956.
- 11 Write the place value of each digit in 8,071.
- 12 A number has Th=1, H=4, T=0, O=8. Write the number and its expanded form.
- 13 In which number is the place value of 3 equal to 3,000 — 3,142 or 1,342?
- 14 Write the sum of face values of all digits in 2,468.
- 15 Write the place value of 0 in 5,406.
- 16 Find the difference between place value and face value of 4 in 4,829.
- 17 In 6,666 — write the place value of each 6 and find the sum of all place values.
- 18 Sana says "the face value and place value of a digit are always different." Is she correct? Give one example where they are equal.
- 19 A number has the digit 5 in thousands place and digit 5 in tens place. All other digits are 0. Write the number, its expanded form and the difference between the two place values of 5.
- 20 The place value of a digit is 100 times its face value. The face value is 7. Find the place value and identify which place the digit is in.
Q1. 9
Q2. 60
Q3. Hundreds place
Q4. 0
Q5. 1→100, 3→30, 5→5
Q6. 2,000
Q7. False — face value of 7 is always 7
Q8. 5,000
Q9. 6,000 + 200 + 0 + 4
Q10. 900 − 9 = 891
Q11. 8→8,000, 0→0, 7→70, 1→1
Q12. 1,408 · Expanded: 1,000 + 400 + 0 + 8
Q13. 3,142
Q14. 2 + 4 + 6 + 8 = 20
Q15. 0
Q16. 4,000 − 4 = 3,996
Q17. 6,000 + 600 + 60 + 6 · Sum = 6,666
Q18. No, Sana is wrong — face value = place value in ones place. Example: digit 5 in ones → both = 5
Q19. 5,050 · Expanded: 5,000 + 50 · Difference: 5,000 − 50 = 4,950
Q20. Place value = 100 × 7 = 700 · Hundreds place