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📝 Read and write decimals

Read, write, and compare decimals to thousandths

Name: ______________________Date: ____________

  1. 1Which number is eighty-eight and six hundred forty-two thousandths?

    • A88.64
    • B886.42
    • C88.0642
    • D88.642

  2. 2Which is 16.584 in expanded form?

    • A160 + 5 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/100 + 4 × 1/1000
    • B16 + 5 × 1/100 + 8 × 1/1000 + 4 × 1/1000
    • C16 + 5 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/100 + 4 × 1/1000
    • D16 + 5 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/10 + 4 × 1/10

  3. 3Which number is five and two hundred forty-one thousandths?

    • A5.0241
    • B52.41
    • C5.24
    • D5.241

  4. 4Which is 75.986 in expanded form?

    • A75 + 9 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/10 + 6 × 1/10
    • B750 + 9 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/100 + 6 × 1/1000
    • C75 + 9 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/100 + 6 × 1/1000
    • D75 + 9 × 1/100 + 8 × 1/1000 + 6 × 1/1000

  5. 5How do you say 8.062 in words?

    • Aeight thousand sixty-two
    • Beight and sixty-two hundredths
    • Ceight and two hundred sixty thousandths
    • Deight and sixty-two thousandths

  6. 6Which number is two and twelve thousandths?

    • A2.0012
    • B2.01
    • C20.12
    • D2.012

  7. 7How do you say 40.706 in words?

    • Aforty thousand seven hundred six
    • Bforty and seven hundred six thousandths
    • Cforty and six hundred seven thousandths
    • Dforty and seven hundred six hundredths

  8. 8Which is 23.102 in expanded form?

    • A23 + 1 × 1/10 + 2 × 1/1000
    • B23 + 1 × 1/100 + 2 × 1/1000
    • C230 + 1 × 1/10 + 2 × 1/1000
    • D23 + 1 × 1/10 + 2 × 1/10

  9. 9How do you say 72.993 in words?

    • Aseventy-two and nine hundred ninety-three thousandths
    • Bseventy-two thousand nine hundred ninety-three
    • Cseventy-two and three hundred ninety-nine thousandths
    • Dseventy-two and nine hundred ninety-three hundredths

  10. 10How do you say 27.138 in words?

    • Atwenty-seven and one hundred thirty-eight thousandths
    • Btwenty-seven and one hundred thirty-eight hundredths
    • Ctwenty-seven and eight hundred thirty-one thousandths
    • Dtwenty-seven thousand one hundred thirty-eight

  11. 11Which is 75.647 in expanded form?

    • A75 + 6 × 1/10 + 4 × 1/100 + 7 × 1/1000
    • B750 + 6 × 1/10 + 4 × 1/100 + 7 × 1/1000
    • C75 + 6 × 1/10 + 4 × 1/10 + 7 × 1/10
    • D75 + 6 × 1/100 + 4 × 1/1000 + 7 × 1/1000

  12. 12How do you say 37.431 in words?

    • Athirty-seven and four hundred thirty-one hundredths
    • Bthirty-seven and one hundred thirty-four thousandths
    • Cthirty-seven and four hundred thirty-one thousandths
    • Dthirty-seven thousand four hundred thirty-one

Answer key: Read and write decimals

  1. 1. D (88.642)
  2. 2. C (16 + 5 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/100 + 4 × 1/1000)
  3. 3. D (5.241)
  4. 4. C (75 + 9 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/100 + 6 × 1/1000)
  5. 5. D (eight and sixty-two thousandths)
  6. 6. D (2.012)
  7. 7. B (forty and seven hundred six thousandths)
  8. 8. A (23 + 1 × 1/10 + 2 × 1/1000)
  9. 9. A (seventy-two and nine hundred ninety-three thousandths)
  10. 10. A (twenty-seven and one hundred thirty-eight thousandths)
  11. 11. A (75 + 6 × 1/10 + 4 × 1/100 + 7 × 1/1000)
  12. 12. C (thirty-seven and four hundred thirty-one thousandths)

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