Lesson L1-1

L1-1 Read, write, order and compare large numbers (up to one million) Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills Maths, Unit 1

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The 20 questions

  1. How do you write four hundred and six thousand and seventy in figures?

    • 460 070
    • 406 700
    • 40 670
    • 406 070
  2. In the number 582 719, what is the value of the digit 7?

    • 7 000
    • 70
    • 7
    • 700
  3. Which of these numbers is the largest?

    • 25 400
    • 245 000
    • 245 900
    • 254 000
  4. Which figures show nine hundred thousand?

    • 90 000
    • 900 000
    • 9 000 000
    • 9 000
  5. Which number is one million?

    • 1 000
    • 100 000
    • 1 000 000
    • 10 000 000
  6. Which is greater, 99 999 or 100 000?

    • Cannot be compared
    • 100 000
    • 99 999
    • They are equal
  7. What is the place value of the digit 8 in the number 487,390?

    • ten thousands
    • hundreds
    • hundred thousands
    • thousands
  8. Which is the smallest number: 56 210, 65 120, 5 621 or 56 012?

    • 56 012
    • 65 120
    • 5 621
    • 56 210
  9. What place value does the 4 have in 642 817?

    • hundred thousands
    • ten thousands
    • hundreds
    • thousands
  10. How many hundreds are there in 40 000?

    • 4 000
    • 4
    • 40
    • 400
  11. Which is the largest six-digit number that can be made using each of the digits 4, 0, 7, 2, 9 and 1 once?

    • 974 201
    • 904 721
    • 974 210
    • 927 410
  12. What is the smallest six-digit number using each of the digits 3, 0, 8, 5, 1 and 6 once?

    • 103 568
    • 108 356
    • 013 568
    • 103 586
  13. How many ten-thousands make one million?

    • 1 000
    • 100
    • 10 000
    • 10
  14. Which list is in ascending order?

    • 3 100, 2 999, 15 400, 150 000
    • 2 999, 3 100, 15 400, 150 000
    • 150 000, 15 400, 3 100, 2 999
    • 15 400, 2 999, 3 100, 150 000
  15. What is 500 000 + 20 000 + 900 + 4?

    • 520 094
    • 502 094
    • 52 094
    • 520 904
  16. A number is between 275 000 and 280 000 and its thousands digit is 9. Which could it be?

    • 269 450
    • 281 000
    • 275 950
    • 279 450
  17. Which number is three hundred thousand and twenty?

    • 30 020
    • 300 200
    • 300 020
    • 320 000
  18. Arrange these in descending order: 480 000, 48 000, 408 000, 84 000.

    • 84 000, 48 000, 408 000, 480 000
    • 480 000, 408 000, 48 000, 84 000
    • 480 000, 408 000, 84 000, 48 000
    • 408 000, 480 000, 84 000, 48 000
  19. What is the value of the 6 in 1 368 402?

    • 600 000
    • 6
    • 6 000
    • 60 000
  20. Which number is 10 more than 99 995?

    • 100 050
    • 100 500
    • 99 985
    • 100 005

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