Numbers To 1000

In this article, we will learn Numbers to 1000 and we will cover the following points:

1. Counting to 1000
2. Reading and writing numbers in numerals and words
3. Before, After and Between

Topic Recap

Numbers to 100

Count the sticks:

There are 10 sticks.

If we group them up into 1 bundle, we will have 10 sticks in one bundle.

If we count similar bundles below, we will get 100 sticks.

10 bundles \(=\) 100 sticks

Question 1: 

How many sticks are there?

1. 9
2. 36
3. 63
4. 90

Solution: 

Every bundle has 10 sticks. There are 60 sticks in 6 bundles. Add the 3 sticks and you will get 63 sticks altogether. 

Answer:

(3) 63

Question 2: 

How many sticks are there?

1. Five
2. Twelve
3. Forty-eight
4. Eighty-four

Solution: 

Every bundle has 10 sticks. There are 40 sticks in 4 bundles. Add the 8 single sticks and you will get 48 sticks altogether. 

Answer:

(3) Forty-eight

1. Counting To 1000

Group 10 of these bundles into 1 group and put them in a tray. 

\(\begin{align}​​ 1 \text{ tray} &= 10 \text{ bundles of } 10 \text{ sticks} \\[2ex] &= 100 \text{ sticks} \end{align} ​\)

Let’s count 10 of these trays:

\(10 \text{ trays} = 1000 \text{ sticks}\)

Example 1: 

How many sticks are there below?

\(300+50+2=352\)

There are 352 sticks.

We can also write 352 as: Three hundred and fifty-two

Question 1: 

How many sticks are there below?

1. 73
2. 138
3. 738
4. 783

Solution: 

Number of sticks in 7 trays \(=\) 700 sticks

Number of sticks in 3 bundles \(=\) 30 sticks

Number of single sticks \(=\) 8 sticks

\(700 + 30 + 8 = 738\)

Answer:

(3) 738

Question 2: 

Count the number of sticks below:

1. 47
2. 74
3. 407
4. 704

Solution: 

Number of sticks in 4 trays \(=\) 400 sticks

Number of single sticks \(=\) 7 sticks

1 tray \(=\) 100 sticks 

\(400 + 7 = 407\)

Answer:

(3) 407

Question 3: 

How many sticks are there?

1. Seven thirty
2. Seven hundred and thirty
3. Seven hundred and three
4. Seven hundred and threety

Solution: 

Number of sticks in 7 trays \(=\) 700 sticks

Number of sticks in 3 bundles \(=\) 30 sticks

\(700 + 30 = 730 \)

Answer:

(2) Seven hundred and thirty

Question 4: 

How many sticks are there in the figure below?

1. One hundred and four
2. One hundred and fourteen
3. One hundred and forty
4. Fourteen

Solution: 

Number of sticks in 1 tray \(=\) 100 sticks

Number of single sticks \(=\) 4 sticks

\(100 + 4 = 104\)

Answer:

(1) One hundred and four

2. Reading And Writing Numbers In Numerals And Words

Example 1: 

Write the following in words.

681

Answer:

Six hundred and eighty-one

Example 2: 

Write the following in words.

1000

Answer:

One thousand

Question 1: 

Choose the correct words and arrange them in order to form the number shown.

Answer:

Five hundred and twelve

Question 2: 

Choose the correct words and arrange them in order to form the number shown.

Answer:

Seven hundred and forty

Question 3:

Which of the following shows 999 in words?

1. Nine hundred and nine nine
2. Nine hundred and nineteen
3. Nine hundred and ninety-nine
4. Nine nine nine

Answer:

(3) Nine hundred and ninety-nine

Question 4:

Which of the following shows 103 in words?

1. One hundred and three 
2. One zero three
3. One hundred and thirty
4. One hundred and thirteen

Answer:

(1) One hundred and three 

Example 3: 

Write the following in numerals.

Two hundred and fifty-seven 

Answer:

257

Example 4:

Write the following in numerals.

Nine hundred and eight 

Answer:

908

Example 5: 

Choose the correct numbers and arrange them in order to form the number shown.

Answer:

814

Question 5: 

Choose the correct numbers and arrange them in order to form the number shown.

Answer:

620

Question 6: 

Choose the correct numbers and arrange them in order to form the number shown.

Answer:

561

Question 7: 

Which of the following shows the words in numerals?

Six hundred and eleven

1. 601
2. 608
3. 610
4. 611

Answer:

(4) 611

Question 8: 

Which of the following shows the words in numerals?

Three hundred and seventy

1. 307
2. 317
3. 370
4. 377

Answer:

(3) 370

3. Before, After And Between

• 599 comes before 600.
• 601 comes after 600.
• 600 comes between 599 and 601.

Question 1: 

Which of the following is the correct answer?

The number that comes just before 559 is __________.

1. 549
2. 558
3. 560
4. 569

Answer:

(2) 558

Question 2: 

Which of the following is the correct answer?

The number that comes just before __________ is 388.

1. 337
2. 339
3. 387
4. 389

Answer:

(4) 389

Question 3: 

Which of the following is the correct answer?

The number that comes just after 111 is __________.

1. 110
2. 112
3. 120
4. 121

Answer:

(2) 112

Question 4: 

Which of the following is the correct answer?

The number that comes just after __________ is 780.

1. 778
2. 779
3. 781
4. 782

Answer:

(2) 779

Question 5: 

Which of the following is the correct answer?

The number that comes between 888 and 890 is __________.

1. 887
2. 889
3. 891
4. 892

Answer:

(2) 889

Question 6: 

Which of the following is the correct answer?

The number that comes between 518 and __________ is 519.

1. 516
2. 517
3. 520
4. 521

Answer:

(3) 520

Challenge Yourself

Question 1: 

Which of the following numbers is smaller than 649?

1. 645
2. 650
3. 654
4. 694

Answer:

(1) 645

Question 2: 

Which of the following numbers is greater than 505?

1. 455
2. 495
3. 500
4. 550

Answer:

(4) 550

Question 3: 

Which of the following numbers is greater than 645 but smaller than 845?

1. 545
2. 745
3. 895
4. 945

Answer:

(2) 745

In this article, we have learnt Numbers up to 1000: 

1. Counting to 1000
2. Reading and writing numbers in numerals and words
3. Before, After and Between