Worksheet on Numbers from 600 to 699

Worksheet on numbers from 800 to 899 will help us to practice the numbers from 600 to 699 in orders.

1. Write the missing numbers in the following table:

2. Write the names of the following numbers:

(i) 601

(ii) 615

(iii) 627

(iv) 634

(v) 646

(vi) 659

(vii) 663

(viii) 670

(ix) 689

(x) 692


3. Write in expanded form:

(i) 641

(ii) 663

(iii) 687

(iv) 609

(v) 660

(vi) 638


4. Observe the pattern and fill in the blanks:

(i) 615, 620, 625, …………, …………, ………… .

(ii) 679, 680, 681, …………, …………, ………… .

(iii) 623, 625, 627, …………, …………, ………… .

(iv) 647, 650, 653, …………, …………, ………… .


5. Write the before and after numbers of the following:

Before number                            Number                         After number

      ………..                                     629                                 ………..

      ………..                                     690                                 ………..

      ………..                                     609                                 ………..

      ………..                                     671                                 ………..

      ………..                                     615                                 ………..

      ………..                                     666                                 ………..

      ………..                                     658                                 ………..

      ………..                                     681                                 ………..

 

Answers for the worksheet on numbers from 600 to 699 are given below to check the exact answers.


Answers:


1.

2. (i) six hundred one

(ii) six hundred fifteen

(iii) six hundred twenty seven

(iv) six hundred thirty four

(v) six hundred forty six

(vi) six hundred fifty nine

(vii) six hundred sixty three

(viii) six hundred seventy

(ix) six hundred eighty nine

(x) six hundred ninety two


3. (i) 600 + 40 + 1

(ii) 600 + 60 + 3

(iii) 600 + 80 + 7

(iv) 600 + 0 + 9

(v) 600 + 60 + 0

(vi) 600 + 30 + 8


4. (i) 630, 635, 640.

(ii) 682, 683, 684.

(iii) 629, 631, 633.

(iv) 656, 659, 662.


5. Before number                    Number                        After number

      628                                     629                                 630

      689                                     690                                 691

      608                                     609                                 610

      670                                     671                                 672

      614                                     615                                 616

      665                                     666                                 667

      657                                     658                                 659

      680                                     681                                 682

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