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                                                       Chapter assessment

                1.  Tick () the correct option.

                    (  a)  Which  digit  has  the  smallest  place  value  in  thirty-three  million  seven  hundred

                        sixty-nine thousand fourteen?
                              (i ) 3               (ii ) 0                  (iii ) 9                 (iv) 4

                    (  b)  In  a  car  parking  lot,  CCCLX  cars  are  parked.  MDL  more  cars  can  be  parked.  The
                        capacity of the parking lot is ________.
                              (i ) MIXCX           (ii ) MMCX               (iii ) MCMX              (iv) MCXC

                    (  c)  One  of  the  digits  of  the  number  given  below  is  unknown.  Which  among  the
                        following cannot be the place value of the unknown digit?  5 6 7 ? 3 2 9

                              (i ) 0               (ii ) 7,000              (iii ) 1,000             (iv) 500

                    (  d)  If  you  have  three  number  cards  with  the  digits  1,  8  and  6,  then  the  greatest
                        possible  8-digit  number  you  can  form  where  1  is  repeated  thrice,  8  is  repeated
                        four times and 6 is used only once will be
                              (i ) 11188886        (ii ) 86111888           (iii ) 88886111          (iv) 88881116

                2.  Write  the  predecessor  of  the  greatest  7-digit  even  number  formed  using  the  digits
                    4,5,8,9,1,3.

                3.  In the number 6,708,813 which smallest digit has the same place value and face value?
                4.  How many thousands are there in 1 lakh?
                5.  How many thousands make 10 million?

                6.  Simar rounds off the smallest 5-digit number having different digits to the nearest 10,
                    nearest 100 and nearest 1000. In which case will she get the smallest number?
                                                                                    COMPETENCy BASEd QUESTION
                7.  The radius of the Earth is 6400 km and that of Mars is 3390000 m. Whose radius is
                    bigger and by how much?

                8.  Take the number 4,382,719.
                    (  a)  Interchange any two digits to make a number greater than 6,000,000.

                    (  b)  Interchange any two digits to make a number less than 2,000,000.

                9.  A  city  launched  a  tree  plantation  drive.  In  the  first  phase,  2,37,856  saplings  were
                    planted.  In  the  second  phase,  1,89,745  saplings  were  planted.  Estimate  the  number
                    of saplings planted in each phase by rounding off to the nearest ten thousand.
                                                                                    COMPETENCy BASEd QUESTION

               10.  Indian  Railways  reported  that  1,234,567  passengers  travelled  in  express  trains  last
                    month, while 2,345,678 passengers travelled in local trains. Which type of train carried
                    more passengers?


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