Use place value understanding to round multi-digit numbers to any place value. Practice — Grade 4 math

Lesson 3: Use place value understanding to round multi-digit numbers to any place value. — Practice Questions

1. Round the number $54,789$ to the nearest thousand. The result is ___.
2. To round $678,142$ to the nearest hundred thousand, you must first determine it is between which two numbers?
- A. $600,000$ and $650,000$
- B. $670,000$ and $680,000$
- C. $600,000$ and $700,000$
- D. $500,000$ and $700,000$
3. A city's population is exactly $350,000$. Rounded to the nearest hundred thousand, the population is ___.
4. A company manufactured $243,105$ widgets. When rounded to the nearest ten thousand, how many widgets did they make?
- A. 200,000
- B. 240,000
- C. 243,000
- D. 250,000
5. A number is exactly at the midpoint between $45,000$ and $46,000$. When rounded to the nearest thousand, what is the number? ___
6. A website received 48,715 visitors in one day. Round this number to the nearest thousand. ___
7. Which of the following numbers becomes 400,000 when rounded to the nearest hundred thousand?
- A. 349,870
- B. 451,200
- C. 386,400
- D. 460,000
8. A charity raised 129,512 dollars and another raised 94,380 dollars. Estimate the difference by first rounding each amount to the nearest ten thousand. ___
9. A concert attendance was reported as 50,000 after being rounded to the nearest thousand. What is the largest possible number of people that could have attended?
- A. 49,999
- B. 50,499
- C. 50,500
- D. 50,999
10. What is the result of rounding the number 275,000 to the nearest ten thousand? ___