Place Value worksheet

10 GCSE practice questions with answers, free to print. Every sheet is generated, so you can make a fresh one whenever you need it.

1. 2 marks
   (a)

   Write down the value of the digit 3 in the number \(1322\).

   (b)

   Write \(1322\) in words.

2. 2 marks
   (a)

   Write the number seven thousand and forty-five in figures.

   (b)

   State the number that is 100 more than your answer to part (a).

3. 3 marks

   13,283 people took part in a charity fun run.

   (a)

   Round 13,283 to the nearest 10.

   (b)

   Round 13,283 to the nearest 100.

   (c)

   Round 13,283 to the nearest 1000.

4. 2 marks
   (a)

   State \(9125\) as the sum of the values of its digits.

   (b)

   State the number that goes in the box.

   \(5867 = 5000 + \square + 60 + 7\)

5. 2 marks

   Here are four digits.

   \(0,\ 7,\ 3,\ 5\)

   Each digit is used once to make a four-digit number.

   (a)

   State the largest number that can be made.

   (b)

   State the smallest number that can be made.

6. 2 marks

   Here is a four-digit number.

   \(7134\)

   The hundreds digit and the tens digit are swapped round.

   (a)

   Write down the new number.

   (b)

   Calculate the increase in the value of the number.

7. 3 marks
   (a)

   Calculate how many tens there are in 7,180.

   (b)

   Calculate how many hundreds there are in 4,300.

   (c)

   Calculate how many complete hundreds there are in 5,032.

8. 2 marks

   Write these numbers in order, starting with the smallest.

   \({shown:mathlist:dec}\)

9. 2 marks

   Here is a decimal number.

   \(1.987\)

   (a)

   Write down the value of the digit 8 in this number.

   (b)

   Work out \(1.987 \times 100\)

10. 2 marks
    (a)

    Find the number that must be added to \(1.66\) to make \(2\).

    (b)

    Find the number that must be subtracted from \(3.41\) to make \(2.9\).

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