Comparing and Ordering Whole Numbers Up to 100,000

The video tutorial covers the third-grade math concept of comparing and ordering numbers, specifically focusing on a problem from the 2016 Texas STAAR test. The instructor guides students through solving the problem by comparing magazine sales figures, ordering them from greatest to least. The video also discusses common mistakes and incorrect answer choices, helping students understand the reasoning behind the correct solution.

What grade level is the math concept of comparing and ordering numbers?

• Fifth Grade

• Fourth Grade

• Third Grade

• Second Grade

What is the standard code for comparing and ordering numbers in Texas?

• 3.1 C

• 3.2 D

• 3.3 B

• 4.2 A

Which types of magazines are mentioned in the problem?

• Lifestyle, Business, Entertainment, Sports

• Fashion, News, Technology, Sports

• Fashion, News, Entertainment, Sports

• Fashion, Business, News, Technology

In the problem, which magazine categories had the highest sales in the thousands place?

• News and Sports

• Entertainment and Sports

• Entertainment and Fashion

• Fashion and News

How are the sales figures of magazines ordered in the correct answer?

• Least to Greatest

• Greatest to Least

• Alphabetically

• Randomly

Which magazine had the lowest sales figure?

• Sports

• Entertainment

• Fashion

• News

What is the correct sequence of magazines from highest to lowest sales?

• Sports, Entertainment, Fashion, News

• Entertainment, Sports, Fashion, News

• Fashion, News, Sports, Entertainment

• Sports, Entertainment, News, Fashion

What method did the teacher suggest using to solve the problem?

• Using a calculator

• Estimating the figures

• Lining up the numbers in columns

• Guessing based on magazine popularity

Which answer choice correctly lists the magazines from greatest to least sales?

• Option D

• Option A

• Option C

• Option B

Why was Option C incorrect in the answer choices?

• It listed magazines alphabetically

• It had the correct magazines but in the wrong order

• It listed magazines from least to greatest

• It mixed up the order of two magazines