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Rounding off numbers is an important skill to learn in math. It helps us to estimate and approximate quantities, and it can also make calculations easier.
To round off a number, we look at the digit in the place value we want to round to and the digit to the right of it. If the digit to the right is 4 or less, we round down. If the digit to the right is 5 or more, we round up.
Here are some examples:
Round 123 to the nearest ten:
Look at the digit in the tens place, which is 2. The digit to the right is 3, which is less than 4, so we round down. The rounded number is 120.
Round 456 to the nearest hundred:
Look at the digit in the hundreds place, which is 4. The digit to the right is 5, which is greater than or equal to 5, so we round up. The rounded number is 500.
Our Math quiz curated for Grade 4 kids will test on the ability to round off numbers to different place values, including whole numbers, tenths, hundredths, and thousands.
But let’s read a fun story before starting with the quiz:
One day, Alice was baking a cake for her friend’s birthday. She wanted to make a perfect cake, so she measured all of the ingredients very carefully.
Good luck!
Learn MoreRound off 6093 to the nearest thousands.
Find the result of the following operation and round off the difference to the nearest hundreds:
5977- 2343.
A number has 9, 0, and 9 as its digits. Rounding off the number to the nearest 100 gives 900.
Find the number.
What do we get by rounding off 28551 to the nearest hundreds?
Estimate the sum of 125 and 236 to nearest tens.
Round off the difference between 6857 and 4968 to the nearest thousands:
Round off the number 9,876 to the nearest ten thousand place.
Arjun bought a football for $38 and a basketball for $57. After rounding off the prices, what was the approximate total cost of the football and basketball together?
John is going to a store to buy a new bicycle. The price of the bicycle is $325. If John wants to round off the price to the nearest ten dollars, what will be the rounded price?
A gas station sells fuel for $3 per gallon. If a customer wants to fill up their car’s tank, which has a capacity of 13 gallons, what will be the rounded cost of filling up the tank to the nearest dollar?
But when she got to the sugar, she realized that she didn’t have enough. She only had 2 cups of sugar, and the recipe called for 2.5 cups.
Alice was worried. She didn’t want to ruin her cake, but she didn’t have time to go to the store to buy more sugar.
Then, Alice remembered something that her teacher had taught her about rounding numbers. She rounded 2.5 cups of sugar down to 2 cups.
Alice added the 2 cups of sugar to the cake batter, and she baked the cake as usual.
But when Alice took a bite of the cake, she was surprised. The cake was delicious! It was the perfect amount of sweetness. She learned that rounding off numbers can be a helpful skill. It can help you to save time and to make estimates. And sometimes, it can even help you to make a better cake!
