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Mrs. Knight and Ms. Carpenter sell flags to raise money for their club. Mrs. Knight sells 457 flags and Ms. Carpenter sells 686 flags.  Who sells more flags? How many more? 

• Mrs. Knight, 229
• Ms. Carpenter, 229
• Mrs. Knight, 219
• Ms. Carpenter, 219 

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Is the statement true of false.
15 < -12

• True
• False

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Which number is the greatest?

• 8,341
• 8,431
• 8,134
• 8,143

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Demi's family wants to buy a new car.  The prices of their favorite cars are listed below.

Chevy - $39,680

Ford - $38,375

Dodge - $39,099

Which list shows the cars in order from least price to the greatest price?

• Dodge, Chevy, Ford
• Ford, Chevy, Dodge
• Ford, Dodge, Chevy
• Chevy, Ford, Dodge

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Greater than

• <
• >
• ≤
• ≥

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Choose <  > or =.

• <
• >
• =

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Name the symbol
  >

• less than
• greater than
• equal to
• I don't know

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432,200 _____ 43,220

• is greater than
• is less than
• is equal to

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What would be a number that is less than 6,789?

• 6,789
• 6,790
• 6,432
• 6,943

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We do this when we are determining whether two or more numbers are greater than, less than, or equal to one another.

• place value

• order numbers

• compare numbers

• expanded notation

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