Let’s match each number with its correct word form.
We’ll go one by one:
1.
370
- 300 = three hundred
- 70 = seventy
→ So, 370 =
Three hundred and seventy
2.
995
- 900 = nine hundred
- 95 = ninety five
→ So, 995 =
Nine hundred and ninety five
3.
186
- 100 = one hundred
- 86 = eighty six (but note: the worksheet says “eight six” — that’s a typo, but we’ll match as written)
→ So, 186 =
One hundred and eight six *(as written in the worksheet)*
4.
238
- 200 = two hundred
- 38 = thirty eight
→ So, 238 =
Two hundred and thirty eight
5.
647
- 600 = six hundred
- 47 = forty seven
→ So, 647 =
Six hundred and forty seven
Now let’s pair them up correctly:
- 370 → Three hundred and seventy
- 995 → Nine hundred and ninety five
- 186 → One hundred and eight six
- 238 → Two hundred and thirty eight
- 647 → Six hundred and forty seven
Final Answer:
370 — Three hundred and seventy
995 — Nine hundred and ninety five
186 — One hundred and eight six
238 — Two hundred and thirty eight
647 — Six hundred and forty seven
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of matching numbers to words worksheet.
