Maths Crossword Puzzle

Maths crossword Puzzle

Puzzle A :

Across  :
2 The order of a set numbers from the largest to smallest
3 The numbers that end in 0 , 2 , 4, 6 or 8
5  The smallest odd number
6 The successor of the largest 3 digit number    
7 The greatest 2 digit number

Down :
 1  one less than a number        
 4 The number whose face value and place value is same
 8  The numbers that end in 1 , 3 , 5 , 7 or 9    
 9  The place of digit 5 in 5802    
 10 The order to set of  numbers from the smallest to the largest.


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Puzzle B :

Across :

2 This does no change when the order of numbers is changed
3 The operation used to compare two numbers
4 The process used in addition and subtraction
6 The answer obtained in addition
9 The difference obtained when a number is subtracted in addition

Down :

1 Equivalent to 100 Hundreds
5 The numbers that added
7 The result of regrouping in subtraction
8 The result of regrouping in addition
10 The answer obtained in subtraction
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