Place Value Quiz and Flashcards: Mastering Numbers

Which number system do we use in math?

How many symbols do we use in the base 10 number system?

What does the digit '0' represent in the base 10 number system?

Which country uses a comma every three number places to make it easier to identify the thousands and millions place?

What does the digit '5' represent if it is in the tens place?

What is the expanded form of the number 324?

What is the expanded form of the number 6,715?

Which number place is used to count individual apples one at a time?

What is the maximum number that can be represented using the ones and tens place?

What is the name of the number place that represents groups of one-hundred?

What is the pattern for the number places in the base 10 system?

The base 10 number system uses 10 symbols: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9.
In the base 10 number system, the digit '0' represents the concept of "nothing" or the absence of quantity.

In some countries, a comma is used every three number places to separate thousands and millions places.

If the digit '5' is in the tens place, it represents 5 tens or 50.
The ones place is used to count individual items one at a time, such as counting individual apples.
The maximum number that can be represented using the ones and tens place is 99.

The number place that represents groups of one-hundred is called the hundreds place.
The pattern for the number places in the base 10 system is: ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten-thousands, and so on.