96 P4.WN.JM.17102149
Level 1
The amount of money Tom has is about $800 when rounded off to the nearest $100. What is the greatest possible amount of money that Tom has?
2 m
W Place values W Addition & subtraction W Round off Min-max Money
97 P4.WN.JM.17102253
Level 2
A number when rounded off to the nearest ten gives a value of 24350.
  1. What is the smallest possible number?
  2. What is the largest possible number?
2 m
W Place values W Round off Min-max
98 P4.WN.JM.17102252
Level 2
The number of chairs in the hall is 1500 when rounded off to the nearest hundred.
  1. What is the greatest possible number of chairs in the hall?
  2. What is the smallest possible number of chairs in the hall?
2 m
W Place values W Round off Min-max
99 P3.DE.JM.17102970
Level 2
Brandon had $50. He bought 2 items that cost more than $40 at a book fair. Which 2 items did he buy? Give your answers in letters. (Eg A, B)
3 m
D Addition & subtraction D Round off Money Guess & check Model Part-whole
100 P6.RD.TL.16010105
Level 3
Betty and Eva shared some stickers. Betty had 60% of what Eva had at first. Betty then gave Eva 37 of what she had. How many more percent did Eva have than Betty in the end? Correct the answer to 1 decimal place.
4 m
Fraction to units D Place values D Round off Finding percent Percent to units Internal transfer Unchanged total Units table Units manipulation

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