In this lesson, we will be identifying the intervals on incomplete number lines and placing 6-digit numbers on number lines with different scales.
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1. Which number is exactly half way between 400 000 and 500 000?
400 050
405 000
Correct answer: 450 000
450 000
550 000
Q2.
2. Which number features next in this sequence: 470 000, 480 000, 490 000, ________?
490 500
491 000
50 000
Correct answer: 500 000
500 000
Q3.
3. Which number features next in this sequence: 351 000, 451 000, 551 000, __________?
551 001
551 500
552 000
Correct answer: 651 000
651 000
Q4.
If the larger intervals on a number line increase by 10 000 each time and there are 10 smaller intervals for each large interval, what are the smaller intervals increasing by?
10
100
100 000
Correct answer: 1000
1000
Q5.
Complete the following statement: 'The intervals on a number line should always be...'
Clearly labelled at all times
Increasing by 10 000
Increasing by no more than 100 000
Correct answer: Increasing by the same amount each time