GCSE Maths Revision | Number

Rounding to 10, 100 and 1000 - Worksheet

Skill
Group A - Rounding to the nearest 10
Round each of the following to the nearest 10:
1) 24 2) 76 3) 457

4) 567 5) 1, 023 6) 1, 256

7) 569 8) 3, 456 9) 1, 343

10) 10, 096 11) 3, 234 12) 9, 992

Group B - Rounding to the nearest 100

Round each of the following to the nearest 100:
1) 234 2) 109 3) 986

4) 678 5) 456 6) 6798

7) 890 8) 21, 345 9) 14, 456

10) 10, 456 11) 90, 057 12) 99, 999

Group C - Rounding to the nearest 1000

Round each of the following to the nearest 1000:
1) 1, 564 2) 2, 134 3) 8, 434

4) 10, 904 5) 12, 567 6) 23, 768

7) 52, 555 8) 65, 560 9) 19, 456

10) 450, 999 11) 23, 879 12) 89, 345

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Rounding to 10, 100 and 1000 - Worksheet

Applied

1) (a) A football match between Liverpool FC and Watford Utd was watched
by 23, 652 fans. How many fans were in attendance rounded to the
nearest 100?

(b) 50% of the fans ordered fizzy drinks. Rounded to the nearest 10, how
many fizzy drinks were consumed?

2) (a) A car is on sale for £9, 097. James asks the car seller to round the price
to the nearest 1000. What is the new price of the car?

(b) The seller suggests to round the price of the car to the nearest 100.
What will be the price of the car?

3) (a) A house is on sale for £567, 550. The agent's fee is an additional £1500.
What is the agent’s fee rounded to the nearest 1000?

(b) What is the price of the house and agent’s fee to the nearest 1000?

4) (a) An ice cream vendor sells 30 ice creams to the nearest 10 at 50𝑝 each.
What is the least amount of money he could have made?

(b) What is the highest amount of money he could have made?

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Rounding to 10, 100 and 1000 - Exam Questions

1) (a) James thinks of a whole number. He rounds the number to the nearest 10
and obtains an answer of 40. Write down all the numbers he could have
thought of.

….……………
(2)

(b) James adds the lowest possible answer to the highest possible answer.
What is this sum?

….……………
(2)
(4 marks)

2) (a) A square garden has a perimeter of 60𝑚. If each side of the garden is
rounded to the nearest 10, what would the new perimeter be?

….……………
(3)

(b) The grass in the garden needs some weed killer which costs £26 per
bottle. Jane decides to buy 3 bottles and rounds up the price per bottle to
the nearest 10. How much does she spend?

….……………
(2)
(4 marks)

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3) (a) Write in figures the number twenty three thousand, four hundred
and fifty five.

….……………
(1)

(b) Round this number to the nearest hundred.

….……………
(1)
(2 marks)

4) (a) I buy 6 chocolate bars for 57𝑝. I round the price of the chocolates to the
nearest 10. How much do I spend?

….……………
(2)

(b) Using your solution to part a), how much change do I obtain from £10?

….……………
(2)
(4 marks)

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Rounding to 10, 100 and 1000 - Answers

Question Answer

Skill Questions

Group A Round each of the following to the nearest 10:

1) 24 1) 20
2) 76 2) 80
3) 457 3) 460
4) 567 4) 570
5) 1, 023 5) 1, 020
6) 1, 256 6) 1, 260
7) 569 7) 570
8) 3, 456 8) 3, 460
9) 1, 343 9) 1, 340
10) 10, 096 10) 10, 100
11) 3, 234 11) 3, 230
12) 9, 992 12) 9, 990

Group B Round each of the following to the nearest 100:

1) 234 1) 200
2) 109 2) 100
3) 986 3) 1, 000
4) 678 4) 700
5) 456 5) 500
6) 6798 6) 6, 800
7) 890 7) 900
8) 21, 345 8) 21, 300
9) 14, 456 9) 14, 500
10) 10, 456 10) 10, 500
11) 90, 057 11) 90, 100
12) 99, 999 12) 100, 000

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Group C Round each of the following to the nearest 1000:

1) 1, 564

2) 2, 134 1) 2, 000

3) 8, 434 2) 2, 000

4) 10, 904 3) 8, 000

5) 12, 567 4) 11, 000

6) 23, 768 5) 13, 000

7) 52, 555 6) 24, 000

8) 65, 560 7) 53, 000

9) 19, 456 8) 66, 000

10) 450, 999 9) 19, 000

11) 23, 879 10) 451, 000

12) 89, 345 11) 24, 000

12) 89, 000

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Question Answer

Applied Questions

1) a) A football match between Liverpool FC and a) 23, 700 fans

Watford Utd was watched by 23, 652 fans.
How many fans were in attendance rounded
to the nearest 100?
b) 50% of the fans ordered fizzy drinks. b) 11, 830
Rounded to the nearest 10, how many fizzy
drinks were consumed?

2) a) A car is on sale for £9, 097. James asks the a) £9, 000
car seller to round the price to the nearest
1000. What is the new price of the car?

b) The seller suggests to round the price of the b) £9, 100

car to the nearest
100. What will be the price of the car?

3) a) A house is on sale for £567, 550. The agent's a) £2, 000

fee is an additional £1500. What is the
agent’s fee rounded to the nearest 1000?

b) What is the price of the house and agent’s b) £569, 000

fee to the nearest 1000?

4) a) An ice cream vendor sells 30 ice creams to a) £12. 50

the nearest 10 at 50𝑝 each. What is the least
amount of money he could have made?

b) What is the highest amount of money he b) £17

could have made?

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Rounding to 10, 100 and 1000 - Mark Scheme

Question Answer

Exam Questions

1) (a) James thinks of a whole number. He (a) 35, 36, 37, 38, 39,
rounds the number to the nearest 10 40, 41, 42, 43, 44
and obtains an answer of 40. Write
down all the numbers he could have Correct list of numbers (1)
thought of. 1 mark awarded for 6 correct answers (1)

(b) James adds the lowest possible (b) 35 + 44 (1)

answer to the highest possible
answer. What is this sum? 35 + 44 = 79 (1)

2) (a) A square garden has a perimeter of (a) 60 ÷ 4 = 15𝑐𝑚 (1)

60𝑚. If each side of the garden is 15 rounded to nearest 10 = 20𝑐𝑚 (1)
rounded to the nearest 10, what
would the new perimeter be?
20𝑐𝑚 × 4 = 80𝑐𝑚 (1)

(b) The grass in the garden needs some (b) £26 to nearest 10 = £30 (1)
weed killer which costs £26 per
bottle. Jane decides to buy 3 bottles £30 × 3 = £90 (1)
and rounds up the price per bottle to
the nearest 10. How much does she
spend?
3) (a) Write in figures the number twenty (a) 23, 455 (1)
three thousand, four hundred and
fifty five.
(b) Round this number to the nearest (b) 23, 500 (1)
hundred.
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4) (a) I buy 6 chocolate bars for 57𝑝. I (a) 57𝑝 rounded to nearest 10 = 60𝑝 (1)
round the price of the chocolates to
the nearest 10. How much do I 60𝑝 × 6 = £3. 60 (1)
spend?

(b) Using your solution to part a), how (b) £10 − £3. 60 oe (1)
much change do I obtain from £10?
£6. 40 (1)

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