New Guided Mathematics

Class IV
Chapter 1: Large Numbers
Question Bank
A. Write the successors and the predecessors of the following.
1. 8,79,349 2. 10,00,000
3. 6,51,473 4. 5,19,999

B. Insert commas to show periods according to the Indian as well as

International Place value system.
1. 2349812 2. 8888888
3. 650000 4. 9318709

C. Write the place value of the underlined digits according to the Indian as well
as the International place value system.
1. 3321348 2. 8160235
3. 7932165 4. 1532604

D. Write the following in Roman Numerals.

1. 29 2. 40
3. 100 4. 500

E. Compare the following by writing > or < in the box.

1. 111 XXX 2. XVXIII
3. XC XL 4. DM

F. Arrange the following in an ascending order.

1. 4,63,812; 4,36,812; 4,63,821; 4,36,821; 4,36,128
2. 8,38,838; 8,38,388; 8,38,383; 8,38,338; 8,38,833

G. Arrange the following in a descending order.

1. 1,01,010; 1,10,011; 1,11,101; 1,00,001; 1,00,010
2. 2,72,272; 2,72,772; 2,72,727; 2,72,227; 2,72,277

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H. Write the expanded form of the following.
1. 32,695 2. 1,01,500
3. 22,50,165 4. 50,90,700
I. Fill in the blanks.
1. 7 million = lakhs 2. 5 hundred thousand = lakhs
3. 80 lakhs = million 4. 9 lakhs= hundred thousand

J. Build the greatest 6-digit number with and without repeating the given digits.
1. 2,8,1,6,0,4 2. 3,0,1,9,7,8

K. Build the smallest 6-digit number with and without repeating the given digits.
1. 4,7,1,0,8,2 2. 5,1,0,6,3,9

L. If repetition is not allowed, given digits 2,8,1,0,3,5,4

1. Build the smallest 7-digit number that has 2 in the tens place
2. Build the greatest 7-digit number that has 2 in the lakhs place

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