🧮 Place Value Up to 1000

This quiz explores how digits in different positions represent different values in numbers up to 1000. **What you'll learn:** - Identify the hundreds, tens, and ones places in a three-digit number - Understand how the same digit has different values depending on its position - Compare and order numbers using place value - Decompose numbers into hundreds, tens, and ones

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Question 1
In the number $423$ , what digit is in the ones place?
Question 2
What is the value of the digit $5$ in the number $567$ ?
Question 3
The number $786$ has $7$ in the ___ place, $8$ in the tens place, and $6$ in the ones place.
Question 4
Which number has $9$ in the tens place?
Question 5
The digit $3$ has the same value whether it appears in the ones place or the hundreds place.
Question 6
How can you write the number $854$ using place value?
Question 7
The number ___ has $3$ in the hundreds place, $6$ in the tens place, and $7$ in the ones place.
Question 8
Which number is the smallest?
Question 9
If you change the digit $2$ to a $9$ in the number $324$ , what is the new number?
Question 10
What is $700 + 40 + 8$ in standard form?