CBSE Class 4 Maths Place Value Worksheet Set 02

Fill in the blanks:

1. The greatest two digit number is _________________.

2. The smallest three digit number is ________________.

3. The place value chart has been separated into two groups called ____________.

4. We write ________________ for ten thousands.

5. A 6 digit number begins with the ______________place.

6. We put a ________________ to separate the lakhs period.

7. The numeral for twenty five thousand two hundred is _________________.

8. The place value of 2 in 2,63,156 is __________________.

9. 75,100 , 76,100 , 77,100 , 78,100

10. The standard numeral for 30000+5000+0+20+3 is _____________________.

11.The greatest number we can make using the digits 9, 6, 0, 5 is ___________.

12. In Roman numeral ‘M’ stands for __________________.

13. In Roman numeral ‘V’ is never _______________.

14. A 6 digit number begins with the _______________ place.

WRITE IN FIGURES

1. Fifteen thousand seven hundred eighty four . _______________________

2. One lakh ninety five thousand three. _______________________

3. Two lakh sixty eight thousand ninety two. ____________________

4. Seven lakh six thousand one hundred seventy three. _________________

PUT THE MISSING COMMANDS AND WRITE THE NUMBER IN WORDS

1. 65371-________________________________________________________

2. 85941-________________________________________________________

3. 99684-________________________________________________________

4.160701-________________________________________________________

5.26931-_________________________________________________________

6.286751-________________________________________________________

WRITE THE STANDARD NUMERAL IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING

1. 60000 + 5000 +400 + 60 + 5 = ____________________________

2. 10000+8000 +600 + 30 + 6 =______________________________

3. 80000+60+3=______________________________

4. 300000+2000+100+20=_______________________

5. 500000+3000+10+3=________________________

WRITE THE EXPANDED FORM IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING

1. 28,789 = _____________________________________________________

2. 45,097= _____________________________________________________

3.86,517 = ______________________________________________________

WRITE THE PLACE VALUE OF THE UNDERLINED DIGIT IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:

a. 8257:_________________________________________________________

2. 3890:__________________________________________________________

3.395672:________________________________________________________

4.3890:________________________________________________________

5.43987:________________________________________________________

6.68631:________________________________________________________

7.1687:________________________________________________________

8.11591:________________________________________________________

Place Value Put comma and then write the numbers in expanded notation and in words.

Number               Expanded Notation
a) 16254
b) 35147
c) 578900
d) 821235

Word Form
a) 16254-
b) 35147-
c) 578900-
d) 821235-

Q1. Write the Place and the Place Value of the underlined digit-

Q2. Rewrite the numbers using commas and write them in words:
i. 139854 ________________
ii. 999999________________

Q3. Write in numerals and place the commas according to Indian system:
i. Thirty lakh nine thousand five hundred and eleven. _______________
ii. Eighty lakh sixty thousand and three. _______________
iii. Six lakh two hundred and seven. _______________

Q4.Round off the following numbers:
i. 73 to the nearest 10 __________________
ii. 3129 to the nearest 100________________
iii. 7865 to the nearest 1000_______________

Q5. Arrange in ascending order:
i. 7319 , 22408, 564, 112 _________,___________,__________,____________
ii. 87465, 4679,12312,143 _________,___________,__________,____________

Q6. Arrange in descending order:
i. 99994, 909, 9990, 7635 _________,___________,____________,___________
ii. 97645, 37890,6547,879 _________,___________,____________,___________

Q7. Write the numbers in the standard form:
i. 800000+9000+400+9 ________________
ii. 60000+300+76+3 ________________

Q8. Write the successor and predecessor :
                           Successor                    Predecessor
i. 999909 - __________________ _____________________
ii. 470-      __________________ _____________________

Q9. Represent these numbers on the abacus:
i. 76500 ii. 11993

Q10. Write the following:
i. How many hundreds are there in thousand? ______________
ii. How many tens are there in hundred? ____________________
iii. How many thousands are there in lakhs? ____________________

CHAPTER 1. PLACE VALUE

Fill in the blanks:

Question 1. The greatest two digit number is _________________.
Answer: 99
In simple words: The largest number formed using two digits is 99.

Exam Tip: The greatest N-digit number is always written as N nines (999...9).

Question 2. The smallest three digit number is ________________.
Answer: 100
In simple words: The smallest number with three digits is 100.

Exam Tip: The smallest N-digit number is 1 followed by N - 1 zeros.

Question 3. The place value chart has been separated into two groups called ____________.
Answer: periods (Ones and Thousands)
In simple words: Place value charts are divided into groups called periods.

Exam Tip: Standard Indian place value chart periods include Ones, Thousands, Lakhs, and Crores.

Question 4. We write ________________ for ten thousands.
Answer: 10,000
In simple words: Ten thousand is written numerically as 10,000.

Question 5. A 6 digit number begins with the ______________place.
Answer: Lakhs
In simple words: Counting from the right, the sixth place value is the Lakhs place.

Exam Tip: Place values from right to left are Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands, Ten Thousands, and Lakhs.

Question 6. We put a ________________ to separate the lakhs period.
Answer: comma (,)
In simple words: Commas help us read large numbers easily by separating periods.

Exam Tip: In the Indian numbering system, the first comma is placed after 3 digits from the right, and then after every 2 digits.

Question 7. The numeral for twenty five thousand two hundred is _________________.
Answer: 25,200
In simple words: Twenty-five thousand two hundred is written as 25,200.

Exam Tip: Always verify that each period (thousands, ones) has the correct number of digits.

Question 8. The place value of 2 in 2,63,156 is __________________.
Answer: 2,00,000 (Two Lakhs)
In simple words: The digit 2 is in the lakhs place, so its value is 2,00,000.

Exam Tip: Place value is the digit multiplied by its position value (\(2 \times 1,00,000 = 2,00,000\)).

Question 9. 75,100 , 76,100 , 77,100 , 78,100
Answer: 79,100 , 80,100
In simple words: The numbers increase by 1,000 at each step.

Exam Tip: Identify the pattern by subtracting consecutive terms before writing the next numbers.

Question 10. The standard numeral for 30000+5000+0+20+3 is _____________________.
Answer: 35,023
In simple words: Add all the expanded parts together: 30,000 + 5,000 + 20 + 3 = 35,023.

Exam Tip: Watch out for missing place values (like the hundreds place here, which is 0).

Question 11. The greatest number we can make using the digits 9, 6, 0, 5 is ___________.
Answer: 9,650
In simple words: Arrange the given digits in descending order from left to right.

Exam Tip: To make the greatest number, put the largest digit first.

Question 12. In Roman numeral 'M' stands for __________________.
Answer: 1,000
In simple words: The Roman letter M represents the number 1,000.

Question 13. In Roman numeral 'V' is never _______________.
Answer: repeated
In simple words: The symbols V, L, and D are never repeated in Roman numerals.

Exam Tip: Only I, X, C, and M can be repeated up to three times consecutively.

Question 14. A 6 digit number begins with the _______________ place.
Answer: Lakhs
In simple words: A six-digit number starts at the lakhs period.

Exam Tip: Digits count from right to left: 1st (Ones), 2nd (Tens), 3rd (Hundreds), 4th (Thousands), 5th (Ten Thousands), 6th (Lakhs).

WRITE IN FIGURES

Question 1. Fifteen thousand seven hundred eighty four . _______________________
Answer: 15,784
In simple words: Write fifteen thousand, seven hundred, and eighty-four in figures.

Exam Tip: Translate word parts directly into digits: 15 thousand = 15, and 784 = 784.

Question 2. One lakh ninety five thousand three. _______________________
Answer: 1,95,003
In simple words: One lakh ninety-five thousand three is written as 1,95,003 with a zero in the tens and hundreds places.

Exam Tip: Insert zeros for missing place values like hundreds and tens.

Question 3. Two lakh sixty eight thousand ninety two. ____________________
Answer: 2,68,092
In simple words: Two lakh sixty-eight thousand ninety-two has no hundreds, so write 0 in the hundreds place.

Exam Tip: Check every place value name carefully before writing down the final number.

Question 4. Seven lakh six thousand one hundred seventy three. _________________
Answer: 7,06,173
In simple words: Seven lakh six thousand one hundred seventy-three is written as 7,06,173.

Exam Tip: Note that 'six thousand' means ten-thousands place is 0.

PUT THE MISSING COMMANDS AND WRITE THE NUMBER IN WORDS

Question 1. 65371-________________________________________________________
Answer: 65,371 - Sixty-five thousand three hundred seventy-one
In simple words: Insert the comma and write the number name in words.

Exam Tip: Place commas correctly to separate thousands and ones periods.

Question 2. 85941-________________________________________________________
Answer: 85,941 - Eighty-five thousand nine hundred forty-one
In simple words: Insert the comma and spell out eighty-five thousand nine hundred forty-one.

Exam Tip: Spell out number words accurately without spelling errors.

Question 3. 99684-________________________________________________________
Answer: 99,684 - Ninety-nine thousand six hundred eighty-four
In simple words: Insert the comma and write ninety-nine thousand six hundred eighty-four.

Exam Tip: Hyphenate compound numbers from twenty-one to ninety-nine.

Question 4. 160701-________________________________________________________
Answer: 1,60,701 - One lakh sixty thousand seven hundred one
In simple words: Insert commas and write one lakh sixty thousand seven hundred one.

Exam Tip: Indian numbering commas: 1,60,701.

Question 5. 26931-_________________________________________________________
Answer: 26,931 - Twenty-six thousand nine hundred thirty-one
In simple words: Insert the comma and write twenty-six thousand nine hundred thirty-one.

Question 6. 286751-________________________________________________________
Answer: 2,86,751 - Two lakh eighty-six thousand seven hundred fifty-one
In simple words: Insert commas and write two lakh eighty-six thousand seven hundred fifty-one.

Exam Tip: Read lakhs and thousands periods distinctly.

WRITE THE STANDARD NUMERAL IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING

Question 1. 60000 + 5000 + 400 + 60 + 5 = ____________________________
Answer: 65,465
In simple words: Combine all the place values to get sixty-five thousand four hundred sixty-five.

Exam Tip: Line up digits by their place values before adding.

Question 2. 10000 + 8000 + 600 + 30 + 6 = ______________________________
Answer: 18,636
In simple words: Add 10,000 + 8,000 + 600 + 30 + 6 to get 18,636.

Exam Tip: Sum the components carefully column by column.

Question 3. 80000 + 60 + 3 = ______________________________
Answer: 80,063
In simple words: Fill missing thousands and hundreds places with zeros to get 80,063.

Exam Tip: Do not miss placeholders like thousands and hundreds when they are absent in the expansion.

Question 4. 300000 + 2000 + 100 + 20 = _______________________
Answer: 302,120
In simple words: Combine 3,00,000 + 2,000 + 100 + 20 to form 3,02,120.

Exam Tip: Ten-thousands place is 0 since only 3,00,000 and 2,000 are given.

Question 5. 500000 + 3000 + 10 + 3 = ________________________
Answer: 503,013
In simple words: Combine 5,00,000 + 3,000 + 10 + 3 to get 5,03,013.

Exam Tip: Verify that ten-thousands and hundreds places are filled with zeros.

WRITE THE EXPANDED FORM IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING

Question 1. 28,789 = _____________________________________________________
Answer: 20,000 + 8,000 + 700 + 80 + 9
In simple words: Write the value of each digit according to its place.

Exam Tip: Each digit is multiplied by its place value (10000, 1000, 100, 10, 1).

Question 2. 45,097 = _____________________________________________________
Answer: 40,000 + 5,000 + 0 + 90 + 7
In simple words: Expand each digit by its place value. The hundreds place is 0.

Exam Tip: You may include 0 or skip it in the expanded sum.

Question 3. 86,517 = ______________________________________________________
Answer: 80,000 + 6,000 + 500 + 10 + 7
In simple words: Break down 86,517 into eighty thousand, six thousand, five hundred, ten, and seven.

Exam Tip: Ensure the number of zeros matches the place value of each digit.

WRITE THE PLACE VALUE OF THE UNDERLINED DIGIT IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:

Question a. 8257:_________________________________________________________
Answer: 8,000 (assuming 8 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 8 in the thousands place is 8,000.

Exam Tip: Multiply the digit by its place value position.

Question 2. 3890:__________________________________________________________
Answer: 3,000 (assuming 3 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 3 in 3,890 is 3,000.

Exam Tip: Thousands place value has three trailing zeros.

Question 3. 395672:________________________________________________________
Answer: 3,00,000 (assuming 3 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 3 in the lakhs place is 3,00,000.

Exam Tip: Lakhs place value has five trailing zeros.

Question 4. 3890:________________________________________________________
Answer: 800 (assuming 8 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 8 in the hundreds place is 800.

Exam Tip: Hundreds place value has two trailing zeros.

Question 5. 43987:________________________________________________________
Answer: 3,000 (assuming 3 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 3 in the thousands place is 3,000.

Question 6. 68631:________________________________________________________
Answer: 600 (assuming 6 is underlined in the hundreds place) or 60,000 (ten-thousands place)
In simple words: State the value corresponding to the position of the digit.

Exam Tip: Always look closely at the printed underline in the worksheet.

Question 7. 1687:________________________________________________________
Answer: 600 (assuming 6 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 6 in the hundreds place is 600.

Exam Tip: Hundreds digit multiplied by 100 gives its place value.

Question 8. 11591:________________________________________________________
Answer: 1,000 (assuming 1 is underlined in thousands place) or 10,000 (ten-thousands place)
In simple words: The value depends on the position of the underlined digit.

Exam Tip: Count digits to the right of the target digit to know the number of zeros.

Question 9. 16291:________________________________________________________
Answer: 6,000 (assuming 6 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 6 in the thousands place is 6,000.

Exam Tip: Thousands place value = digit \(\times 1,000\).

Question 10. 89386:_______________________________________________________
Answer: 9,000 (assuming 9 is underlined)
In simple words: The place value of 9 in the thousands place is 9,000.

Exam Tip: Verify the position from the right side.

COUNT IN TENS

Question 1. 6810 , 6820 , ...
Answer: 6,830 , 6,840 , 6,850 , 6,860 , 6,870
In simple words: Add 10 to each previous number to get the next term.

Exam Tip: Only the tens digit changes when counting in tens (assuming no carry-over).

Question 2. 3520 , 3530 , ...
Answer: 3,540 , 3,550 , 3,560 , 3,570 , 3,580
In simple words: Increment by 10 at each step.

Exam Tip: Maintain the thousands and hundreds digits while increasing the tens digit by 1.

COUNT IN HUNDREDS

Question 1. 8520 , 8620 , ...
Answer: 8,720 , 8,820 , 8,920 , 9,020 , 9,120
In simple words: Add 100 at each step.

Exam Tip: The hundreds digit increases by 1 each time.

Question 2. 7225 , 7325 , ...
Answer: 7,425 , 7,525 , 7,625 , 7,725 , 7,825
In simple words: Add 100 to each number.

Exam Tip: Tens and units digits remain unchanged.

COUNT IN THOUSANDS

Question 1. 5287 , 6287 , ...
Answer: 7,287 , 8,287 , 9,287 , 10,287 , 11,287
In simple words: Add 1,000 at each step.

Exam Tip: The thousands digit increases by 1 each time.

Question 2. 4186 , 5186 , ...
Answer: 6,186 , 7,186 , 8,186 , 9,186 , 10,186
In simple words: Add 1,000 to each number.

Exam Tip: Hundreds, tens, and units digits stay the same.

COUNT IN TEN THOUSANDS

Question 1. 24000 , 25000 , ... (Wait, counting in ten thousands means adding 10,000)
Answer: 34,000 , 44,000 , 54,000 , 64,000 , 74,000
In simple words: Add 10,000 at each step.

Exam Tip: The ten-thousands digit increases by 1.

Question 2. 17300 , 18300 , ...
Answer: 28,300 , 38,300 , 48,300 , 58,300 , 68,300
In simple words: Add 10,000 to each number.

Exam Tip: Increase the ten-thousands place digit by 1.

Question 10. In which of these does 6 stand for 600?
(a) 3697
(b) 5956
(c) 7846
(d) 9652
Answer: (d) 9652
In 9652, the digit 6 is in the hundreds place, so its place value is 600.
In simple words: Look for the number where 6 is in the hundreds position.

Exam Tip: Hundreds place is the third digit from the right.

Question 11. Find the sum of the place values of 3 in each of the following.
(a) 37197
(b) 33198
(c) 35673
Answer:
(a) In 37,197, 3 is at ten-thousands place = 30,000
(b) In 33,198, 3s are at ten-thousands and thousands places = 30,000 + 3,000 = 33,000
(c) In 35,673, 3s are at ten-thousands and ones places = 30,000 + 3 = 30,003
In simple words: Add the place values of all the 3s in each number.

Exam Tip: Identify every occurrence of the digit 3 before calculating the sum.

Question 12. Find the sum of the place values of 6 in each of the following.
(a) 86936
(b) 59636
(c) 866340
Answer:
(a) In 86,936, 6s are at thousands and ones places = 6,000 + 6 = 6,006
(b) In 59,636, 6s are at hundreds and ones places = 600 + 6 = 606
(c) In 8,66,340, 6s are at ten-thousands and thousands places = 60,000 + 6,000 = 66,000
In simple words: Find all place values of the digit 6 and add them together.

Exam Tip: Double check the position of each 6 from right to left.

Question 13. Rearrange the following numbers in ascending order.
1. 8209, 4209, 3209, 9209
Answer: 3209, 4209, 8209, 9209
In simple words: Arrange numbers from smallest to largest.

Exam Tip: Compare the leftmost digits first.

Question 2. 10389, 15389, 25389, 29389
Answer: 10389, 15389, 25389, 29389 (Already in ascending order)
In simple words: The numbers are already ordered from smallest to largest.

Question 3. 4065, 4095, 4085, 4075
Answer: 4065, 4075, 4085, 4095
In simple words: Order from smallest to largest by looking at the tens digits.

Exam Tip: When thousands and hundreds are equal, compare tens digits (60, 70, 80, 90).

Question 13 (Descending). Rearrange the following numbers in descending order.
1. 8963, 4963, 7963, 9963
Answer: 9963, 8963, 7963, 4963
In simple words: Arrange numbers from largest to smallest.

Exam Tip: Descending order means starting with the highest value.

Question 2. 13526, 11526, 12526, 15526
Answer: 15526, 13526, 12526, 11526
In simple words: Order from largest to smallest by comparing thousands digits.

Exam Tip: Compare thousands digits: 15k, 13k, 12k, 11k.

Question 14. Use the digits to make the greatest and the smallest number.

Exam Tip: Never start the smallest number with 0 unless there are no other non-zero digits.

Write the numerals for the following Roman numbers.

Question 1. XXXVII = ________________________
Answer: 37
In simple words: XXX = 30 and VII = 7, giving 37.

Exam Tip: Add values together when smaller values follow larger values.

Question 2. XXIX = __________________________
Answer: 29
In simple words: XX = 20 and IX = 9, giving 29.

Exam Tip: IX represents 9 (10 - 1).

Question 3. XL = ___________________________
Answer: 40
In simple words: X before L means 50 - 10 = 40.

Question 4. C = ___________________________
Answer: 100
In simple words: The Roman letter C stands for 100.

Exam Tip: C comes from 'centum', meaning hundred.

Question 5. IM = ___________________________
Answer: 999 (Non-standard, usually written as CMXCIX, but IM represents 1000 - 1)
In simple words: 1,000 minus 1 equals 999.

Exam Tip: Standard Roman subtraction restricts subtracting I only from V and X.

Question 6. IX =__________________________
Answer: 9
In simple words: 10 minus 1 equals 9.

Exam Tip: I before X represents 9.

Question 7. XX = __________________________
Answer: 20
In simple words: Two tens make 20.

Exam Tip: Repetition of X adds its value.

Question 8. IV = ___________________________
Answer: 4
In simple words: 5 minus 1 equals 4.

Exam Tip: I before V equals 4.

PUT THE CORRECT SIGN (\(>, <, =\))

Question 1. 59,834 _________ 59384
Answer: 59,834 > 59,384
In simple words: 59,834 is greater than 59,384 because 8 hundreds is greater than 3 hundreds.

Exam Tip: Compare digits from left to right until you find a difference.

Question 2. 84569 _________ 84560
Answer: 84,569 > 84,560
In simple words: 9 is greater than 0 in the units place.

Exam Tip: 84,569 is larger by 9 units.

Question 3. 9104 _________ 9104
Answer: 9,104 = 9,104
In simple words: Both numbers are identical.

Exam Tip: Use the equals sign when numbers have the same value.

Question 4. 6105 _________ 5160
Answer: 6,105 > 5,160
In simple words: 6,000 is greater than 5,000.

Exam Tip: Comparing the thousands place is enough here.

Question 5. 6860 _________ 7860
Answer: 6,860 < 7,860
In simple words: 6,860 is smaller than 7,860.

Question 1. 46389, 64389, 46983, 46389
Answer: 64,389
In simple words: 64,389 has the largest ten-thousands digit.

Exam Tip: Compare the first digit of each number.

Question 2. 121394, 128396, 229492, 320192
Answer: 3,20,192
In simple words: 3,20,192 is the largest number.

Exam Tip: Look at the lakhs place: 3 is greater than 1 and 2.

Question 3. 684351, 483621, 586391, 986391
Answer: 9,86,391
In simple words: 9,86,391 starts with 9, making it the greatest.

Exam Tip: Compare the leading digits of each number.

Question 4. 675934, 598681, 678321, 778561
Answer: 7,78,561
In simple words: 7,78,561 has 7 in the lakhs place, which is the largest.

Exam Tip: Check the lakhs place first for all 6-digit numbers.

RING THE SMALLEST NUMBER IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING

Question 1. 86359, 69359, 45325, 46325
Answer: 45,325
In simple words: 45,325 is the smallest because 45 thousands is less than 46, 69, or 86 thousands.

Exam Tip: Compare ten-thousands digits first.

Question 2. 126349, 236459, 263689, 394589
Answer: 1,26,349
In simple words: 1,26,349 starts with 1, which is smaller than 2 or 3.

Exam Tip: Compare the lakhs digit.

Question 3. 2301, 4501, 1301, 1130
Answer: 1,130
In simple words: 1,130 is smaller than 1,301, 2,301, and 4,501.

Exam Tip: For numbers starting with the same thousands digit, compare their hundreds digits.

Question 4. 9461, 10461, 15461, 16441
Answer: 9,461
In simple words: 9,461 has 4 digits, while the others have 5 digits.

Exam Tip: A 4-digit number is always smaller than any 5-digit number.

USE THE DIGITS TO BUILD THE GREATEST NUMBER AND THE SMALLEST NUMBER POSSIBLE (YOU MAY REPEAT THE DIGITS)

Exam Tip: When allowed to repeat digits, repeat the largest digit to form the greatest number, and repeat the smallest non-zero digit to form the smallest number.