Place Value worksheet with questions and answers for learning number values.

Let's solve each question in the Place Value worksheet step by step and explain the reasoning.

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1. What is the value of the 9 in the number 94,357?

The number: 94,357

Break it down by place values:

- 9 is in the ten thousands place.
- So, its value is:
$ 9 \times 10,000 = 90,000 $

✔ Answer: c. 90,000

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2. Which of the following shows the partitioning of 345?

Partitioning means breaking a number into its component parts (place values).

Number: 345

Break it down:
- 300 (hundreds)
- 40 (tens)
- 5 (ones)

So:
$ 345 = 300 + 40 + 5 $

✔ Answer: d. 300 + 40 + 5

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3. What is the place value of the 3 in the number 6,283,476?

Number: 6,283,476

Let’s label the digits from left to right:

| Digit | Place Value |
|-------|-------------------|
| 6 | Millions |
| 2 | Hundred Thousands |
| 8 | Ten Thousands |
| 3 | Thousands |
| 4 | Hundreds |
| 7 | Tens |
| 6 | Ones |

So, the 3 is in the Thousands place.

✔ Answer: a. Thousands

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4. Daniel writes a number down for his class to guess. He says a 5 is in the ten thousands place. An 8 is in the thousands place. A 4 is in the tens place. A 3 is in the hundreds place. What is Daniel’s number?

Let’s build the number step by step using place values.

We need to fill in the digits based on clues:

- Ten thousands place: 5 → this is the 5th digit from the right
- Thousands place: 8 → this is the 4th digit from the right
- Hundreds place: 3 → this is the 3rd digit from the right
- Tens place: 4 → this is the 2nd digit from the right
- The ones place is not mentioned → assume 0?

Wait — we don’t know the ones digit. But let’s see what positions we have:

Let’s write the place values:

| Place | Digit |
|------------------|-------|
| Hundred Thousands | ? |
| Ten Thousands | 5 |
| Thousands | 8 |
| Hundreds | 3 |
| Tens | 4 |
| Ones | ? |

But wait — the number must be at least 6 digits long, since we have up to ten thousands.

But the options given are:

a. 58,340
b. 85,304
c. 85,340
d. 58,430

All are 5-digit numbers, so let’s check if that makes sense.

Let’s look at the ten thousands place — that’s the first digit in a 5-digit number.

So:

- Ten thousands place = 5 → first digit is 5
- Thousands place = 8 → second digit is 8
- Hundreds place = 3 → third digit is 3
- Tens place = 4 → fourth digit is 4
- Ones place = ? → fifth digit

So the number is: 5 8 3 4 ?

Now, only one option matches this pattern:

→ 58,340 → which is 5 8 3 4 0 → yes!

Check:

- Ten thousands: 5 ✔
- Thousands: 8 ✔
- Hundreds: 3 ✔
- Tens: 4 ✔
- Ones: 0 (not specified) → acceptable

✔ Answer: a. 58,340

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5. What is five thousand and thirty-two written in numerals?

"Five thousand" = 5,000
"Thirty-two" = 32

So:
5,000 + 32 = 5,032

Now check the options:

a. 5302
b. 532
c. 5320
d. 5032

Only d. 5032 matches.

✔ Answer: d. 5032

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✔ Final Answers:

1. c. 90,000
2. d. 300 + 40 + 5
3. a. Thousands
4. a. 58,340
5. d. 5032

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