Year 3
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will use place value knowledge to compare four digit numbers and place them in ascending and descending order of size.
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5 Questions
Q1.
Choose the correct statement.
1000 = 1500
1000 > 1500
Q2.
Choose the correct statement.
1586 is equal to 1486
1586 is less than 1486
Q3.
Choose the correct statement.
2566 = 2584
2566 > 2584
Q4.
Choose the correct statement.
5086 is greater than five thousand and eighty six
5086 is less than five thousand and eighty six
Q5.
Choose the option that has a greater value than 5864.
5846
Five thousand, eight hundred and sixty four
5 Questions
Q1.
When comparing numbers you compare the digits in the thousands place first.
False
Q2.
Choose the incorrect statement.
5489 < 6589
6245 > 5642
Q3.
Choose the incorrect statement.
5454 > 4545
6894 > 4986
Q4.
Choose the correct statement. The numbers should be ordered from lowest to highest.
4125, 5899, 1245
5899 , 4125, 1245
Q5.
Choose the correct statement. The numbers should be ordered from highest to lowest.
3256, 4589, 8945
4589, 3256, 8945