3-Digit Numbers- 2 - Free MCQ Practice Test with solutions, Class 2 Mathematics

The given blocks represent place values in a number:

• The large red square block represents 1 hundred (which is 100).
• The long orange rod block represents 1 ten (which is 10).
• There are no small single-unit blocks shown, so the number of ones is 0.

Adding these values together:

100 + 10 + 0 = 110

Therefore, the number represented by the given blocks is 110, which corresponds to option D.

105 comes just after 104.
We use one hundred block and five ones block to show number 105.

There is one hundred block, one ten block and three ones block.
So, the model shows 113.
112 comes before 113.
Hence, the answer is one hundred twelve.

One hundred fifteen comes between 114 and 116.

118 is written in words as one hundred eighteen.

We write one hundred forty-nine using digits as 149.

The number name of 169 is one hundred sixty-nine.

The number name of 135 is one hundred thirty-five.

• 155 comes between 154 and 156.
• We use one hundred block, five tens block and 5 ones block to show number 155.

We use one hundred block, two tens block and zero ones blocks to show 120.