Math Activity: Roman Numbers

Math activity, aimed at students in the fifth year of elementary school, with questions about Roman numbers.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Roman numerals

1) Pass the numbers below to decimal numbers:

a) CCXIII =

b) XII=

c) CXLIX=

d) CMXXIV=

e) VI=

f) DXXVII=

g) MMMCMX=

h) MMCCCXLIX=

i) DCCCLIX=

j) CDXCIX=

2) Pass the numbers below to Roman numerals:

a) 154=

b) 636=

c) 549=

d) 752=

e) 1478=

f) 3539=

g) 2210=

h) 340=

i) 486=

j) 999=

3) Rewrite the sentences below, changing the Roman numbers to decimals:

a) The result of the sum of XII and VIII is XX.

A:

b) Santos Dumont flew, with the XIV bis, for the first time in MCMVI.

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c) Tiradentes died in the year of MDCCXCII.

A:

4) Arrange the numbers below in ascending order:

VIII - V - IX - XLV - LXX - LXVI - XXX

A:

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