Comparing and ordering numbers

2,893 ____ 2,983

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• I can't make up my mind!

Molly has 200 Pokemon cards, Lee has 301 Pokemon cards, and Michael has 196 Pokemon cards. Who has the least amount of cards?

• Molly
• Lee
• Michael
• They all have the same amount

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CCSS.2.NBT.A.4

4,926 ____ 6,923

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• I don't remember how to do this.

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Use the 4 digits to make the smallest possible number.

• 8350

• 5038

• 3580

• 3058

Which comparison is true?

• 6274 > 7624

• 9437 = 9347

• 6284 < 6824

• 6385 > 6538

The Silly Circus was in town last week. On Wednesday 54 people came to see the show. On Thursday 66 people came to see the show. On Friday 108 people came to the circus. On Saturday 101 people came to the circus. On what days did the most and the least amount of people came to the circus?

• Thursday and Friday
• Wednesday and Saturday
• Saturday and Friday
• Wednesday and Friday

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Order these set of numbers from smallest to biggest:

4462, 4624, 4064, 6424, 4642

• 6424, 4642, 4624, 4462, 4064

• 4064, 4624, 4642, 4462, 6424

• 4064, 4462, 4624, 4642, 6424

• This is too confusing!

Steve says that 3476 is less than 847 because 3 is less than 8. What is his mistake?

• There is no mistake. Steve is correct.

• 3 thousands is bigger than 8 hundreds, so 3476 is bigger.

• The number of digits is not the same so he cannot compare the numbers.

• I have no idea!

Laura says she can order the following numbers only by looking at the first two digits. Is she correct?

• Yes, she is correct.

• I have no clue!

• No. In this case, she needs to look at the third digit as well.

If you wrote these numbers in order, starting with the smallest, which number would be third?

• 6827

• 6782

• 5643

• 5346