Class 3 · English Language · Reading Numbers (101–500)
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Reading Numbers (101–500): 5 practice questions
Free practice on Reading Numbers (101–500) for Class 3, following the
Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is
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How to do this — Reading Numbers (101–500)
Reading numbers in words
Sometimes numbers are written as words instead of digits. 'Two hundred and forty-three' is 243. You need to match the words to the right number.
Words
Number
One hundred and twelve
112
Two hundred and fifty
250
Three hundred and four
304
Four hundred and ninety-nine
499
Matching figures to words
Practise by reading the hundreds, then the tens, then the units. For 376: three hundred = 300, seventy = 70, six = 6. Put them together: three hundred and seventy-six.
Hundreds
Tens
Units
3
7
6
Which number is 'one hundred and twenty'?
102
112
120
210
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Answer: C. 120
How do we read 305?
Thirty-five
Three hundred and five
Three hundred and fifty
Five hundred and three
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Answer: B. Three hundred and five
Write 'two hundred and fourteen' in figures.
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Answer: 214
Write 'four hundred and fifty' in figures.
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Answer: 450
Which number is 'five hundred'?
50
505
500
550
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Answer: C. 500
Answer key — Reading Numbers (101–500)
C. 120
B. Three hundred and five
214
450
C. 500
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