Rounding to Hundredths 1

This quiz gives you 12 decimals and asks you to round each one to the nearest hundredth, meaning two digits after the decimal point.

A number like 4.5118 or 53.7842 shows up, and you decide whether the second decimal place stays the same or bumps up by one.

Something that trips students up: when rounding pushes a digit up, you sometimes end up with a trailing zero, like a value that finishes in .50. That zero is not optional, since it shows you rounded all the way to the hundredths place.

Recommended level: beginner to intermediate.