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Diving into Mastery Guidance for Educators Diving Deeper Deepest Aim Read Roman numerals to 1000 (M) and recognise years written in Roman numerals. Roman Numerals to 1000 Diving Correctly match the Roman numerals to the words and digits.


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Diving into Mastery Guidance for Educators

Diving Deeper Deepest

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Aim

  • Read Roman numerals to 1000 (M) and recognise years written in

Roman numerals.

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Roman Numerals to 1000

Correctly match the Roman numerals to the words and digits.

Diving

  • ne hundred and fifty-three

four hundred and ninety-five five hundred and three eight hundred and twenty-six CDXCV CLIII DCCCXXVI DIII 826 503 495 153

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Roman Numerals to 1000

Can you spot the mistakes? Roman numerals Digits IIIC CCCCLXXVIII DCCCXIV CMLXXXII DIV CCXXXV 97 478 814 982 506 235

Diving

XCVII CDLXXVIII DVI

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Roman Numerals to 1000 Deeper

Julius and Portia have gone out for a meal. The cost of the meal is CDLXIV in gold money. They have decided to split the bill and pay half each. How much will this be and can you write the amount in Roman numerals? The cost of the meal is CDLXIV in gold money which is 464. Half of this is 232. In Roman numerals, this is CCXXXII.

Answer

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Roman Numerals to 1000 Deeper

The numbers in the blue boxes added together make the number in the rectangle that links them. Find the missing numbers and write these in Roman numerals.

CMXVII CMXXXIII DCCLXXIV

DXXXVIII

CCCXCV

CCCLXXIX

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Roman Numerals to 1000 Deeper

The numbers in the circles added together make the number in the rectangle that links them. Find the missing numbers and write these in Roman numerals.

DXVI CMXCIX CMXXVII

CCXXII CCXCIV DCCV

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Roman Numerals to 1000 Deepest

Complete the Roman numerals to make a true calculation.

Can you think of three different possibilities?

DCCXXXV + C_________ = MV – C ______

There are lots of possibilities, but here are three. 735 + 150 = 1005 – 120 735 + 115= 1005 – 155 735 + 153 = 1005 – 117 DCCXXV + CL = MV - CXX DCCXXV + CXV = MV - CLV DCCXXXV + CLIII = MV – CXVII

What is the greatest possible number in the first part of the calculation?

170 or CLXX

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Roman Numerals to 1000 Deepest

The number 1115 has four digits and, in Roman numerals, it is MCXV, which has four symbols. Can you identify any other four-digit numbers that have exactly four Roman numerals?

1102 – MCII 1111 – MCXI 1502 – MDII 1016 – MXVI

There are many numbers, for example,

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Dive in by completing your own activity!

Roman Numerals to 1000

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