This video tutorial for grade five students covers the topic of comparing and ordering decimals. It begins with an introduction to the concept, followed by examples that demonstrate how to compare decimals by aligning digits and examining place values. The video also explains how to order decimals in both ascending and descending order, using practical examples to illustrate the process. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding place value and provides strategies for comparing and ordering decimals effectively.

What is the main focus of this video tutorial?

• Comparing and ordering whole numbers

• Comparing and ordering fractions

• Comparing and ordering decimals

• Comparing and ordering percentages

What concept was reviewed earlier in the week?

• Reading and writing percentages

• Reading and writing whole numbers

• Reading and writing decimals

• Reading and writing fractions

What is the first step in comparing decimals?

• Aligning the digits

• Aligning the fractions

• Aligning the decimals

• Aligning the whole numbers

In the example comparing 6.7089 and 6.709, which digit is different?

• The digit in the thousandths place

• The digit in the ten-thousandths place

• The digit in the tenths place

• The digit in the hundredths place

How can you balance the number of decimal places when comparing decimals?

• Add zeros to the left

• Add zeros to the right

• Add ones to the right

• Add ones to the left

What does ascending order mean?

• Arranging from greatest to least

• Arranging from least to greatest

• Arranging randomly

• Arranging by size

Which number is the smallest in the set: 5.089, 50.890, 5.0089, 500.0089?

• 5.089

• 50.890

• 500.0089

• 5.0089

When whole numbers are the same, what should you compare next?

• The ten-thousandths place

• The thousandths place

• The hundredths place

• The tenths place

In descending order, which number is the greatest: 3.49, 3.498, 3.149, 3.4?

• 3.4

• 3.149

• 3.498

• 3.49

What is the first step in arranging numbers in descending order?

• Compare the percentages

• Compare the decimal places

• Compare the whole numbers

• Compare the fractions