alleryIn base ten blocks, a flat stands for:
AOnes
BTens
CHundreds
DThousands
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Hundreds
1. Units are ones and rods are tens.
2. Flats are hundreds and the cube is thousands.
3. Ones and tens are other blocks; the cube is thousands.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Manipulative__mathematics_education_" (rev ?), section "Base ten blocks"_
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