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Olympiad (Class 4) Numerals, Number Names and Number Sense — practice questions

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Which Roman letters make 39?Read the answer and worked solution →What number is written as CCXLVI?Read the answer and worked solution →Read the Roman numeral DCCLXXXIX as an ordinary number.Read the answer and worked solution →Turn MMCDXXI into ordinary digits.Read the answer and worked solution →A box holds 160 pens. Which Roman numeral shows 160?Read the answer and worked solution →Pick the Roman numeral for one thousand nine.Read the answer and worked solution →Which number has no Roman numeral symbol?Read the answer and worked solution →IV and IX are the Roman numerals for which pair?Read the answer and worked solution →Which Roman numeral is nine hundred?Read the answer and worked solution →The largest number written in the usual Roman style isRead the answer and worked solution →Which year number is shown by MCMXVIII?Read the answer and worked solution →A clock tower shows MDCCLXXVI. Which number is that?Read the answer and worked solution →Show 2,026 using Roman letters.Read the answer and worked solution →Add up the letters of CCXXVIII to find its number.Read the answer and worked solution →How many times is the symbol X used in CCXXVIII?Read the answer and worked solution →Which way of writing numbers uses a zero to keep places?Read the answer and worked solution →In 2,674, how much is the digit 6 worth?Read the answer and worked solution →Which digit is in the thousands place of 2,674?Read the answer and worked solution →Which is the expanded form of 2,674?Read the answer and worked solution →In 47,312, the digit 7 stands for which amount?Read the answer and worked solution →Which number is 3 × 1,000 + 5 × 10 + 8?Read the answer and worked solution →Largest 4-digit number from 3, 0, 8, 5, each used once?Read the answer and worked solution →What number comes just after 9,999?Read the answer and worked solution →What is the number just before 50,000?Read the answer and worked solution →What is the successor of 59,999?Read the answer and worked solution →Choose the number name of 40,205.Read the answer and worked solution →Which number is twelve thousand sixty?Read the answer and worked solution →In 4,500, what is the place value of 5 minus its face value?Read the answer and worked solution →Round 3,847 to the nearest 10.Read the answer and worked solution →A school has 4,968 books. To the nearest 1,000, how many is that?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which Roman letters make 39?

  1. XIXXX
  2. XLIX
  3. XXIX
  4. XXXIX
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Correct answer: D. XXXIX

39 is 30 plus 9, so XXX is joined to IX to make XXXIX.

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What number is written as CCXLVI?

  1. 246
  2. 256
  3. 226
  4. 346
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Correct answer: A. 246

CC is 200, XL is 40 and VI is 6, and 200 + 40 + 6 = 246.

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Read the Roman numeral DCCLXXXIX as an ordinary number.

  1. 789
  2. 689
  3. 779
  4. 879
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Correct answer: A. 789

DCC is 700, LXXX is 80 and IX is 9, which makes 789.

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