Class -5 Mathematics-Roman Numbers - SKK International Olympiad

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In the Roman numeral system, whenever a smaller number precedes a larger number, this means one should:

Subtract the larger number from the smaller one

Divide the larger number by the smaller one

Add the smaller number to the larger one

Subtract the smaller number from the larger one

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The Roman numeral 'Cl' is equal to:

101

147

34

44

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The Roman numeral 'XIV' is equal to:60

101

14

60

32

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The Roman numeral ' XLIV ' is equal to:

147

14

128

44

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The Roman numeral ' LXXXIV ' is equal to:

84

108

34

7

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The Roman numeral 'D' is equal to:

1000

50

500

100

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Convert MMIV to ordinary numerals.

2,005

2,004

2,014

2,006

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The Roman numeral 'XII' is equal to:

45

128

12

60

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The Roman numeral ' LX ' is equal to:

133

60

14

8

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The Roman numeral ' CXI' is equal to:

34

111

11

12

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The Roman numeral ' XLV' is equal to:

66

45

12

75

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The Roman numeral ' CX ' is equal to:

17

9

116

110

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Convert 7,192 to Roman Numerals.

MMMMMMMXCCII

MMMMMMMCLXXXXII

MMMMMMMCXCII

MMMMMMCXCII

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The correct Roman numeral that represents 40 is:

XXXX

XXXVIIIII

XL

XLC

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Convert 2,011 to Roman Numerals.

MCMXI

MMXXI

MMXI

MMIX

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Write 3,396 as a Roman Numeral.

MMMMMMMCLXXVI

MMMCCCXCVI

MDCXXXVI

MMMCXCVI

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The Roman numeral ' CXXXIII ' is equal to:

19

133

12

17

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Write MMMCXXXIV as a number.

3134

3334

3224

3034

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The Roman numeral ' CIV' is equal to:

134

44

104

108

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Roman numerals are still commonly used today to:

Number certain annual sporting events

All of the above

Outline and number lists

Number pages that precede a main body of a book

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