Numbers and figures

____________ 100
1. one hundred
2. one thousand
3. one cent
____________ 1,000
1. one thousand
2. one mil
3. one hundred
____________ 2,000,000 people
1. two million people
2. two millions people
3. two hundred thousand people
____________ 4,000,000,000 people
1. four billion people
2. four billions people
3. four hundred million people
____________ 13
1. thirteen
2. thirty
3. thrice
____________ 30
1. thirty
2. thirteen
3. thrice
____________ 12
1. twelve
2. twenty
3. twice
____________ 47
1. forty-seven
2. forty seven
3. four and seven
____________ 99
1. ninety-nine
2. ninety nine
3. nine and nine
____________ 120
1. one hundred and twenty
2. one hundred twenty
3. one and twenty
____________ 4,500 people
1. four thousand five hundred people
2. four thousand and five hundred people
3. thirty-five hundred people
____________ 3,010 houses
1. three thousand and ten houses
2. three thousand ten houses
3. thirty ten houses
____________ 1,234 houses
1. one thousand two hundred and thirty-four houses
2. one thousand two hundred and thirty four houses
3. one thousand two hundred thirty-four houses
____________ 1,300 houses
1. thirteen hundred houses
2. thirty hundred houses
3. thirteen thousand houses
____________ £2
1. two pounds
2. two points
3. two livers
____________ £ 4.50
1. four pounds fifty
2. four pound fifty
3. four pound fifteen
____________ £ 600
1. six hundred pounds
2. six hundred pound
3. six thousand pounds
____________ $ 5
1. five dollars
2. five pounds
3. five euros
____________ $ 2.90
1. two dollars ninety
2. two dollar ninety
3. two dollar nineteen
____________ £24m
1. twenty-four million pounds
2. twenty-four millions pounds
3. twenty four million pounds
____________ $35bn
1. thirty-five billion dollars
2. thirty-five billions dollars
3. thirty five billion dollars
____________ a £10 note
1. a ten pound note
2. a ten pounds note
3. a ten dollar note
____________ a $20 bill
1. a twenty dollar bill
2. a twenty dollars bill
3. a twenty pound bill
____________ a €50 cheque
1. a fifty euro cheque
2. a fifty euros cheque
3. a fifty-fifty cheque
____________ £1 = 100 p
1. one pound is one hundred pence
2. one pound is one hundred cents
3. one pound is twelve pence
____________ $1 = 100 cts
1. one dollar is one hundred cents
2. one dollar is one hundred pence
3. one dollar is one hundred centimes
____________ £1 is about
1. 1.1
2. 10
3. 0.9
____________ $1 is about
1. 1
2. 10
3. 2
____________ 50 %
1. fifty per cent
2. fifteen per cent
3. five per cent
____________ 10 p.c.
1. ten per cent
2. ten personal computers
3. ten police constables
____________ 6.5 %
1. six point five per cent
2. sixty-five per cent
3. six five per cent
____________ 7.02 %
1. seven point oh two per cent
2. seven oh two per cent
3. seven and two per cent
____________ Call this free number: 0 800 443301
1. oh eight hundred double four double three oh one
2. oh eight double oh double four double three oh one
3. oh eight hundred four four three three oh one
____________ Go to room 316
1. room three one six
2. room three hundred sixteen
3. room three oh six
____________ 4th July, 1999 (07,04,1999)
1. the fourth of July, nineteen ninety-nine
2. the fourth of july, nineteen ninety-nine
3. the fourth of July, nineteen nineteen
____________ The Maastricht Treaty was signed in 1992
1. in nineteen ninety-two
2. in nineteen ninety two
3. in one thousand nine hundred and ninety-two
____________ The Euro was introduced in 2002
1. in two thousand and two
2. in two thousand two
3. in two thousand double-oh two
____________ The 21st century started in 2001
1. the twenty-first century
2. the twentieth century
3. the twelfth century
____________ 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, ...
1. first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, ...
2. first, second, thirst, fourth, fifth, sixth, ...
3. first, second, thirnd, fourth, fifth, sixth, ...
____________ 1/2
1. a half
2. a quarter
3. a third
____________ 3/4
1. three quarters
2. three quarter
3. three halves
____________ 1/7
1. one seventh
2. one seventeenth
3. one seventieth
____________ 1 + 1 = 2
1. one plus one equals two
2. one add one equals two
3. one with one equals two
____________ 10 - 6 = 4
1. ten minus six equals four
2. ten less six equals four
3. ten out of four equals four
____________ 2 * 5 = 10
1. two multiplied by five equals ten
2. two plus five equals ten
3. two with five equals ten
____________ 49 : 7 = 7
1. forty-nine divided by seven equals seven
2. forty-nine minus seven equals seven
3. forty-nine by seven equals seven
____________ The ratio is 3:1
1. three to one
2. three divided by one
3. three one
____________ Manchester won 3-0
1. three nil
2. three to zero
3. three zero
____________ 10.45 pm
1. ten forty-five pm
2. ten point four five pm
3. ten hundred pm