For those fourth graders who want some additional help preparing for their Unit 1 exam, I have some practice problems here relating to redwood trees found in the pictures below.
1) This tree is 1,547 years old. It's hard to be certain about the exact age, so as a good scientist you need to approximate (or estimate) an age that rounds to the hundreds place.
What is this age?_________________
2) Assume this tree is 1,298 years old. What is the place value for the digit 9?__________________
3) What is the age rounded to the nearest thousand?__________________
4) This tree is 554 inches around (in circumference). How much larger is the place value of the first digit 5 compared to the second digit 5?
5) This tree is 320 feet tall. How many tens is this?_________________
For an interesting exercise that anyone can do, measure yourself and use the chart found here to find out how many of you it would take to build a tree this tall. If you would like to share your answers via comments below please feel free. It would take 81 Julias and 71 Graces. Anyone else?
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