KS2 SATs Maths

Number and Place Value

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  1. What is the value of the digit 7 in the number 47,352?

    • A7
    • B70
    • C700
    • D7,000

    Answer: The digit 7 is in the thousands place, so its value is 7 × 1,000 = 7,000.

  2. Write 305,826 in words.

    • AThree hundred and five thousand, eight hundred and twenty-six
    • BThirty thousand, eight hundred and twenty-six
    • CThree hundred and fifty thousand, eight hundred and twenty-six
    • DThree hundred and five hundred, eight hundred and twenty-six

    Answer: 305,826 breaks down as 300,000 + 5,000 + 800 + 20 + 6, which reads as three hundred and five thousand, eight hundred and twenty-six.

  3. Which number is the largest?

    • A89,765
    • B98,576
    • C89,756
    • D98,567

    Answer: 98,576 is the largest because it has 9 in the ten-thousands place, while the others have 8. Comparing the remaining, 98,576 > 98,567.

  4. What is 6,340 rounded to the nearest thousand?

    • A6,000
    • B6,300
    • C6,500
    • D7,000

    Answer: Look at the hundreds digit (3). Since 3 is less than 5, round down to 6,000.

  5. Which number has a 4 in the tens place?

    • A4,328
    • B34,782
    • C7,426
    • D2,940

    Answer: In 2,940 the tens digit is 4 (2,9[4]0). The other numbers do not have a 4 in the tens place.

  6. Complete the sequence: 1,250, 1,500, 1,750, ...

    • A1,900
    • B1,950
    • C2,000
    • D2,050

    Answer: The sequence increases by 250 each time. 1,750 + 250 = 2,000.

  7. What is 54,273 to the nearest hundred?

    • A54,200
    • B54,270
    • C54,300
    • D54,000

    Answer: Look at the tens digit (7). Since 7 ≥ 5, round up. 54,273 rounds to 54,300.

  8. Which statement is true?

    • A45,639 > 45,963
    • B45,639 < 45,396
    • C45,639 = 45,693
    • D45,639 < 45,963

    Answer: Comparing 45,639 and 45,963: both have 45 in the ten-thousands and thousands. Comparing hundreds: 6 < 9, so 45,639 < 45,963.

  9. What is the difference between the value of the 8 in 8,342 and the 8 in 2,834?

    • A0
    • B7,200
    • C7,920
    • D8,000

    Answer: The 8 in 8,342 is worth 8,000; the 8 in 2,834 is worth 800. The difference is 8,000 - 800 = 7,200.

  10. A number has 3 in the ten-thousands place, 5 in the thousands place, and 2 in the units place. What is the number?

    • A35,002
    • B35,020
    • C30,502
    • D350,002

    Answer: 3 in ten-thousands = 30,000, 5 in thousands = 5,000, 2 in units = 2. Total: 30,000 + 5,000 + 2 = 35,002.

  11. What is 345,678 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?

    • A345,000
    • B346,000
    • C340,000
    • D350,000

    Answer: Look at the thousands digit (5). Since 5 ≥ 5, round up the ten-thousands from 4 to 5, giving 350,000.

  12. Order these numbers from smallest to largest: 34,567; 34,657; 34,576; 34,675

    • A34,567 < 34,576 < 34,657 < 34,675
    • B34,567 < 34,657 < 34,576 < 34,675
    • C34,576 < 34,567 < 34,657 < 34,675
    • D34,657 < 34,567 < 34,675 < 34,576

    Answer: All start with 34,5 or 34,6. Comparing: 567 < 576 < 657 < 675. So the order is 34,567 < 34,576 < 34,657 < 34,675.

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