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Math Olympics Challenge: Who Wants to Be a Champion?

Join the race for gold, silver, bronze, and rose medals in this math championship! Test your skills in integers, scientific notation, place values, expanded forms, names of numbers, rounding, and arithmetic operations. Can you spell out numbers correctly and round them accurately to win medals? Compete in the ultimate math showdown to see who will emerge as the champion!

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Math Olympics Challenge: Who Wants to Be a Champion?

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  1. Who wants to be a champion? Gold bronze Silver Rose Who can win more gold medals?

  2. Integers – addition /subtraction Scientific notation Place values - expanded forms Names of numbers Rounding up numbers

  3. Rose 100 + 20 + 5 =

  4. Bronze medal 1,000 + 200 + 20 + 3 =

  5. Silver medal 3,000 + 400 + 50 + 6 =

  6. Gold medal 7,000 + 700 + 70 + 7 =

  7. Rose How is 67 spelt ?

  8. Bronze medal How is 112 spelt ?

  9. Silver medal How is 4,328 spelt ?

  10. Gold medal How is 13,892 spelt ?

  11. Rose Round 234 to the nearest ten.

  12. Bronze medal Round 658 to the nearest hundred.

  13. Silver medal Round 2,706 to the nearest thousand.

  14. Gold medal Round 9,349 to the nearest thousand.

  15. Rose -3 + 4 =

  16. Bronze medal - 5 + 5 =

  17. Silver medal 7- -3 =

  18. Gold medal - 8 – 6 =

  19. Rose 2.3 x 102 =

  20. Bronze medal 3.1 x 103 =

  21. Silver medal 7.6 x 104 =

  22. Gold medal 8.9 x 105 =

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