2nd Grade Comparing Numbers (<, > and =) Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers
Answer sheet with worked solutions for the 2nd Grade place value worksheet.
2nd Grade Comparing Numbers (<, > and =) Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers
Part A: Compare
Write <, > or = in each gap. The open side of < and > faces the bigger number.
1.4,343 (answer space) 4,897
Answer: <
4,897 is greater than 4,343.
2.6,258 (answer space) 6,527
Answer: <
6,527 is greater than 6,258.
3.5,471 (answer space) 5,443
Answer: >
5,471 is greater than 5,443.
4.9,092 (answer space) 9,092
Answer: =
The numbers are the same.
5.2,907 (answer space) 2,063
Answer: >
2,907 is greater than 2,063.
6.1,711 (answer space) 855
Answer: >
1,711 is greater than 855.
7.494 (answer space) 1,256
Answer: <
1,256 is greater than 494.
8.5,391 (answer space) 6,368
Answer: <
6,368 is greater than 5,391.
Part B: Order
Write the numbers from smallest to largest.
9.Order from smallest to largest: 8,169, 1,432, 6,040, 9,581
Answer: 1,432, 6,040, 8,169, 9,581
10.Order from smallest to largest: 1,332, 597, 8,920, 5,322
Answer: 597, 1,332, 5,322, 8,920
11.Order from smallest to largest: 3,318, 1,453, 2,785, 7,618
Answer: 1,453, 2,785, 3,318, 7,618
12.Order from smallest to largest: 4,071, 2,428, 3,843, 910
Answer: 910, 2,428, 3,843, 4,071
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