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                                                         Chapter assessment
                1.  Choose 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 a 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  of digits  1,  8 and  6,  then  the  largest  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 largest 7-digit even number formed by 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 a number to the nearest 10, nearest 100 and nearest 1000. In which
                    case will she get the smallest number?                          COMPETENCY BASED QUESTION

                7.  Some Roman numbers are given below.

                            CI;             DCCCXIX;               IM;           MMMCDXCIX;                VX
                    From the above, which Roman numbers do not make sense?
                8.  Radius of the Earth is 6400 km and that of Mars is 3390000 m. Whose radius is bigger
                    and by how much?
                9.  Shweta and  her mother went to  a toy shop to  buy  a teddy  bear. Her mother paid
                    DCCX rupees  for a  toy.  The shopkeeper  gave them  a  discount  of CXV  rupees.  So,
                    how much did  the teddy bear  cost to  them finally?
                    (Answer in Roman Numerals.)                                     COMPETENCY BASED QUESTION

               10.  On the World Earth Day, an NGO took initiative of planting of saplings in large numbers.
                    On this day, they planted MMMDCCLXXXII saplings. Write this number in Hindu-Arabic
                    numerals.  Also, write in  words  in  Indian  and International  number  systems.
                    Why plants are necessary for the life on the Earth? What do you think?




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