Roman Numerals to 100
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Roman Numerals to 100
Roman numerals to 100 worksheet: read and write twelve numbers from I to C, such as XIV = 14 and 49 = XLIX. With an answer key.
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Read and write Roman numerals to 100 (I to C) and then to 1,000 (M), adding the values of the numerals and taking away a smaller one written before a larger one, and read years written in Roman numerals.
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How to use this sheet
- Write the seven numerals and their values at the top of the page: I, V, X, L, C, D and M.
- Split a number into its places, then write each place: 94 is 90 and 4, so XC and IV.
- Turn it around to check: read the Roman numeral back as a number.
Common mistakes
- Adding when a smaller numeral comes first. IX is 9, not 11.
- Writing four of one numeral, such as IIII or XXXX. Use IV and XL.
- Taking away from a numeral that is too big, such as IC for 99. It is XCIX.
