Read, Write, and Compare Large Numbers

Grade 4 - Math - Building Confidence

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  1. Compare the two library checkouts numbers: 95,762 ___ 96,262.

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  2. Which number is greater in this school census pair?

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    • They are equal
    • 68,380
    • 48,380
  3. A number line starts at 55,000 and counts by 1,000. What is the next tick after 55,000?

  4. Which statement correctly compares 87,014 and 84,014?

    • 87,014 < 84,014
    • 87,014 > 84,014
    • 84,014 = 87,014
    • 87,014 is smaller because it has more digits
  5. In the library checkouts record, write 65,996 in expanded form.

  6. Compare the two museum tickets numbers: 46,829 ___ 47,329.

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  7. Which number is greater in this museum tickets pair?

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    • 57,531
    • 51,531
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  8. A number line starts at 25,000 and counts by 1,000. What is the next tick after 25,000?

  9. Which statement correctly compares 31,810 and 37,810?

    • You cannot compare large numbers
    • 31,810 < 37,810
    • 31,810 is smaller because it has more digits
    • 37,810 = 31,810
  10. In the recycling count record, write 94,641 in expanded form.

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