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Year 6 Place Value to 10,000,000 practice
Maths · ages 10–11 · Number and place value
Learning goal: I can reason confidently with seven-digit numbers and rounding.
- 1Value
Value of 8 in 8,304,215?
- 2Order
Order: 4,090,120; 4,900,012; 4,099,210.
- 3Round
Round 6,748,392 to nearest 100,000.
- 4Negative
Difference between -7 and 5?
- 5Interval
What number is halfway between 2,400,000 and 2,600,000?
- 6Reason
Which digit determines whether 7,649,000 rounds to 7.6 or 7.7 million to nearest 100,000?
Parent or teacher notes
- Ask the learner to show working or quote evidence only where the task requires it.
- Use the answer guide to identify the exact misconception rather than asking for unnecessary extra writing.
- For extended English tasks, quality and accuracy matter more than length.
Answer and assessment guidance
- 1. 8,000,000
- 2. 4,090,120; 4,099,210; 4,900,012
- 3. 6,700,000
- 4. 12
- 5. 2,500,000
- 6. The ten-thousands digit (4), so 7.6 million.