CLASS 4TH MATHS WORKSHEET LESSON 4

Mathematics Worksheet: Thousands & Place Value – Preparatory Stage

Mathematics Worksheet: Thousands & Place Value (Preparatory Stage)

Based on NCERT demm104.pdf. Concepts, computation, and problem-solving – reveal answers and step-by-step solutions for every question!

Concepts

  • How many hundreds are there in one thousand?
    Show Answer Answer: 10 hundreds
    Show Solution Solution: 100 × 10 = 1000.
  • What is the expanded form of 1,274?
    Show Answer Answer: 1,000 + 200 + 70 + 4
    Show Solution Solution: Expanded form uses place value: Th + H + T + O.
  • Which is greater: 999 or 1,000?
    Show Answer Answer: 1,000
    Show Solution Solution: 1,000 comes after 999 on the number line.
  • Write the smallest 4-digit number.
    Show Answer Answer: 1,000
    Show Solution Solution: Smallest possible is with 1 in thousands, 0 in rest.
  • How many tens are there in 1,000?
    Show Answer Answer: 100 tens
    Show Solution Solution: 10 × 100 = 1,000.
  • What comes just before and just after 1,000 on the number line?
    Show Answer Answer: 999 (before), 1,001 (after)
    Show Solution Solution: 1,000 is right between them.
  • In the number 3,025, what does the '3' represent?
    Show Answer Answer: 3 thousands (3,000)
    Show Solution Solution: Place value.
  • What is the place value of 7 in 7,408?
    Show Answer Answer: 7,000
    Show Solution Solution: It is in the thousands place.
  • Write the numeral for: "five thousand, two hundred and nine"
    Show Answer Answer: 5,209
    Show Solution Solution: Write as Th-H-T-O.
  • How many zeroes in one thousand?
    Show Answer Answer: 3
    Show Solution Solution: 1,000 = 1 and three zeros.

Computational Skills

  • What is 1,000 – 750?
    Show Answer Answer: 250
    Show Solution Solution: Subtraction: 1,000 – 750 = 250.
  • Find the sum: 2,345 + 1,126
    Show Answer Answer: 3,471
    Show Solution Solution: Vertical sum: 2345 + 1126 = 3471.
  • Increase 3,269 by 10.
    Show Answer Answer: 3,279
    Show Solution Solution: Add 10 to units/tens: 3269 + 10.
  • Decrease 5,400 by 100.
    Show Answer Answer: 5,300
    Show Solution Solution: Subtract 100 from hundreds place.
  • How much more to make 1,000 from 780?
    Show Answer Answer: 220
    Show Solution Solution: 1,000 – 780 = 220.
  • Complete: 1,000 = 800 + ___
    Show Answer Answer: 200
    Show Solution Solution: 800 + 200 = 1000.
  • Write the next 3 numbers after 3,499.
    Show Answer Answer: 3,500; 3,501; 3,502
    Show Solution Solution: Count up by ones.
  • Mark 1,025 and 1,050 on a number line from 1,000 to 1,100.
    Show Answer Answer: Both between 1,000 & 1,100; 1,025 a quarter way, 1,050 halfway.
    Show Solution Solution: Each tick = 10 units; place at positions accordingly.
  • Which is greater: 2,040 or 2,004?
    Show Answer Answer: 2,040
    Show Solution Solution: Compare hundreds, then tens if needed.
  • How many numbers between 1,000 and 1,010 (excluding both)?
    Show Answer Answer: 9
    Show Solution Solution: They are: 1,001...1,009.

Problem-Solving & Real World Modeling

  • Find three real objects at home or school you can estimate in “thousands.”
    Show Answer Answer: Grains of rice, number of pages in a library, steps in a year
    Show Solution Solution: These are classic large-count examples from the “thousands” context.
  • Arrange: 2,105, 2,052, 2,250, 2,015 in increasing order.
    Show Answer Answer: 2,015; 2,052; 2,105; 2,250
    Show Solution Solution: Compare thousands, then hundreds, etc.
  • Arrange the numbers 2, 3, 4, 7 into the largest possible 4-digit number (no repeats).
    Show Answer Answer: 7,432
    Show Solution Solution: Descending order: 7 > 4 > 3 > 2.
  • Circle the largest and underline the smallest: 4,206; 6,398; 5,590; 4,999.
    Show Answer Answer: 6,398 (largest, circle), 4,206 (smallest, underline)
    Show Solution Solution: Compare first thousands, then others.
  • How many numbers are strictly between 2,000 and 3,000?
    Show Answer Answer: 999
    Show Solution Solution: 2,001 up to 2,999.
  • Put these events in sequence: 1,000th step walked, 999th page read, 1,001st birthday sung.
    Show Answer Answer: 999th page, 1,000th step, 1,001st birthday.
    Show Solution Solution: Order by number counts.
  • If 55 people each serve 100 plates, how many plates in all?
    Show Answer Answer: 5,500
    Show Solution Solution: 55 × 100 = 5,500
  • If the langar needs 1,000 plates per day for 7 days, how many plates in all?
    Show Answer Answer: 7,000
    Show Solution Solution: 1,000 × 7 = 7,000
  • Challenge: On a number line from 1,000 to 2,000, what is halfway?
    Show Answer Answer: 1,500
    Show Solution Solution: (2,000 – 1,000) ÷ 2 = 500; 1,000 + 500 = 1,500
  • Challenge: Make as many different 3-digit numbers as possible from 3, 5, and 8 (no repeats). Which is the largest?
    Show Answer Answer: 8, 5, 3 → 853 (largest)
    Show Solution Solution: Possible numbers: 358, 385, 538, 583, 835, 853

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