[TESTS]
Multiple Choice Qs Practice
[MNM-3.1.2.2T MCQs MCQs]
Choose the correct option.
How many times do you skip count by 100 to go from 100 to 500?
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Which sequence shows skip counting by 100s?
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What is the next number when skip counting by 50s after 350?
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What is the largest number in the sequence that skip counts by 1000s from 2000 to 8000?
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Which number is 'not' part of a sequence skip counting by 50s starting from 0?
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What is the missing number in the sequence: 450, 500, ___, 600, 650?
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Which group of numbers are all multiples of 50?
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Which pattern is shown in the sequence: 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000?
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What number comes before 700 when skip counting backwards by 100s?
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If you start at 5000 and skip count by 1000s, what are the next two numbers?
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True or False Qs Practice
[MNM-3.1.2.2T TFQs TFQs]
State whether the following statement is True or False.
All numbers that are a result of skip counting by 1000s must also be a result of skip counting by 100s.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
All numbers when skip counting by 50s end with two zeros (00).
State whether the following statement is True or False.
The numbers 250, 300, 350, 400 demonstrate skip counting by 100s.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
If you start at 0 and skip count by 1000s, the fifth number you say is 4000.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
Skip counting by 100s means you add '100' repeatedly.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
Skip counting can help you learn multiplication facts faster.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
To skip count by 1000s, you simply change the thousands digit while keeping the others '0'.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
The sequence 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 is an example of skip counting by 1000s.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
In skip counting by 100s, only the hundreds digit changes.
State whether the following statement is True or False.
When skip counting by 50s, the ones digit can be either '0' or '5'.
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True or False with Reason Qs Practice
[MNM-3.1.2.2T TFQRs MCQs]
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: Any number that ends in '0' can be part of a skip counting by 50s sequence. Reason: All numbers in a 50s sequence end in '0'.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: The sequence 500, 600, 700 is skip counting by 100s. Reason: The tens digit always stays the same (0) while the hundreds digit increases by one.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: Skip counting by 50s, 100s, or 1000s always involves only positive numbers. Reason: These types of skip counting are introduced to build foundational understanding of increasing number patterns.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: To find the next number when skip counting by 50s, you subtract 50. Reason: Skip counting always involves subtraction.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: The sequence 250, 300, 350, 400 shows skip counting by 50s. Reason: Each number is '50' more than the previous one.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: Starting at 100, the numbers 150, 200, 250 are part of a sequence skip counting by 100s. Reason: Each number increases by 50.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: The number 1000 is the first number in the sequence when skip counting by 1000s, starting from 0. Reason: You add 1000 to 0 to get the first skip count number.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: When skip counting by 100s, the ones and tens digits always remain '0'. Reason: Adding 100 only affects the hundreds place and higher.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: Skip counting by 1000s always results in a number ending in '000'. Reason: '1000' has three zeros, so all its multiples will also have three zeros at the end.
Read the statement and its reason, then choose the correct combination.
Statement: Skip counting by 1000s is much faster than skip counting by 50s to reach a large number. Reason: '1000' is a much larger number than '50', so each 'skip' covers more ground.
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Matching Question Practices
[MNM-3.1.2.2T MQs MQs]
Drag options from the box below and drop them into the matching slots.
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Fill Blank Qs Practices
[MNM-3.1.2.2T FBQs FBQs]
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
Starting from 0, the third number when skip counting by 100s is — Select —7000350300100sthousandssubtractpatternshundredsquickly5.
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
To find the number that comes before 500 in a 50s skip count, you would — Select —hundredsquickly3507000300subtract100s5thousandspatterns 50.
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
If you are at 6000 and skip count by 1000s, the next number is — Select —patternssubtract57000350hundreds300thousands100squickly.
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
The sequence 200, 300, 400 shows skip counting by — Select —thousandsquickly7000patternssubtract300hundreds3505100s.
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
150, 200, 250, — Select —100sthousands5hundredspatterns3507000subtractquickly300, — Select —100s5350300subtractpatterns7000quicklythousandshundreds
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
The place value that changes most significantly when skip counting by 1000s is the — Select —5100sthousandspatternssubtract350quickly7000hundreds300 place.
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
Numbers in a 50s skip count starting from '0' always end in a '0' or a — Select —5patterns100squickly7000subtracthundreds350thousands300.
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
When skip counting by 1000s, numbers increase very — Select —quicklysubtracthundreds7000thousands3005350100spatterns.
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
Skip counting helps us understand number — Select —patterns100s7000hundredsquicklythousands5350subtract300.
Fill in the blank with the correct number or word.
In skip counting by 100s, the — Select —quickly3007000patternsthousands100s5350hundredssubtract digit is usually the one that changes.
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Numerical Exercise Qs Practices (Set-1)
[MNM-3.1.2.2T NEQs1 FBQs]
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
2000, 3000, 4000, — Select —55080010000400070060060009005000150400900016001500, — Select —15050006004000400100001600700550150080090090006000
Find the missing number in the sequence.
50, 100, — Select —15055010000400060080090016004009000600050007001500, 200, 250
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
1200, 1300, 1400, — Select —40070015090050004000160080060015009000550100006000, — Select —40001500160070090055015060006004001000090005000800
Find the missing number in the sequence.
350, — Select —50004000800550700150150010000900060009004001600600, 450, 500
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
300, 400, 500, — Select —50001000040060001509001500600900040001600550800700, — Select —60001000015090060055016007005000800400900040001500
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
400, 450, 500, — Select —70016005000400600080010000150060090040005509000150, — Select —15008009007005000900040040001000015055060001600600
Find the missing number in the sequence.
700, 800, — Select —15004009006000550100001600150800900060050004000700, 1000, 1100
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
6000, 7000, 8000, — Select —15004001508006000600100005000700900055016009004000, — Select —55040001000090060090005000150016004008006000700150
Find the missing number in the sequence.
— Select —40010000900090040001600600050005507001500150800600, 900, 1000, 1100
Find the missing number in the sequence.
3000, — Select —80060070015001000050006000400550900040001600900150, 5000, 6000
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Numerical Exercise Qs Practices (Set-2)
[MNM-3.1.2.2T NEQs2 FBQs]
Find the missing number in the sequence.
7000, ___, 9000, 10000 — Select —52503005009008000630007
Find the missing number in the sequence.
100, 200, ___, 400 — Select —90025030007800030050065
Solve the following:
Start at 1000. Skip count by 1000s two times. What number do you land on? — Select —73000500250630059008000
Solve the following:
Start at 500. Skip count by 100s four times. What number do you land on? — Select —25080005003000300675900
Solve the following:
How many times do you need to skip count by 100 to go from 0 to 700? — Select —30002509008000765500300
Solve the following:
How many times do you need to skip count by 50 to go from 100 to 400? — Select —63008000590030007250500
Solve the following:
How many times do you need to skip count by 1000 to go from 0 to 5000? — Select —68000500300790025030005
Solve the following:
How many times do you need to skip count by 50 to go from 0 to 300? — Select —30006725059005003008000
Solve the following:
Start at 250. Skip count by 50s five times. What number do you land on? — Select —25030080005003000790056
Solve the following:
Start at 100. Skip count by 50s three times. What number do you land on? — Select —25063009005300075008000
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Numerical Exercise Qs Practices (Set-3)
[MNM-3.1.2.2T NEQs3 FBQs]
Start and skip count.
Start at 5000. Skip count by 500s two times. What number do you land on? — Select —6000130050070001400100080002009502505300
Start and skip count.
If you are at 3000 and skip count 'backwards' by 1000s two times, what number do you reach? — Select —5130095014007000600025030010008000200500
Find the missing number in the sequence.
400, — Select —5500100025070002009501400300130080006000, 600, 700
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
4000, 5000, 6000, — Select —6000300800020014009507000525050010001300, — Select —5001400950700013005250200800030060001000
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
1000, 1100, 1200,— Select —1000140025070001300580005009506000300200, — Select —9502005300800050010001400600013007000250
How many times do you need to skip count?
How many times do you skip count by 1000 to go from 2000 to 7000? — Select —7000300130058000250100020014009505006000
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
50, 100, 150, — Select —5001400100025057000300130020080006000950, — Select —7000500100025013008000300200950140060005
Complete the sequence by finding the next two numbers.
800, 850, 900, — Select —2501300950140020060008000510007000300500, — Select —3005001000130025095020014006000700058000
Find the missing number in the sequence.
5000, 6000, — Select —1000130070005002509505300200800060001400, 8000
Find the missing number in the sequence.
200, 250, — Select —6000950800030025020070001400100050013005, 350