Comparing Numbers and States

This video tutorial covers Module 1, Lesson 5 homework, focusing on comparing numbers using place value charts. It provides instructions on labeling units, drawing place value discs, and using comparison symbols. The tutorial includes examples of comparing numbers in standard, expanded, and word forms. Additionally, it involves listing skyscrapers by height and arranging states by area, emphasizing ordering and comparison skills.

What is the primary task in this lesson?

• Learning to add numbers

• Multiplying numbers

• Comparing numbers using place value

• Subtracting numbers

Which place value is NOT mentioned in the instructions?

• Ones

• Billions

• Tens

• Hundreds

How many ones are there in the first number discussed?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What is the value of the thousands place in the first number?

• Zero

• Nine

• Three

• One

What is the value of the ten thousands place in the second number?

• Zero

• Nine

• Three

• One

Which number is greater: 9913 or 903?

• They are equal

• 9913

• 903

• Cannot be determined

Which place value is crucial for comparing the two numbers in the lesson?

• Ones

• Tens

• Hundreds

• Hundred thousands

What is the benefit of converting numbers to standard form?

• It makes them longer

• It makes comparison easier

• It changes their value

• It makes them harder to read

Which form is NOT mentioned for writing numbers?

• Fraction form

• Standard form

• Expanded form

• Word form

Which number form is easiest to compare?

• Expanded form

• Fraction form

• Standard form

• Word form