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Ordering Numbers — Least to Greatest Worksheets: practice on screen
Compare place values, find positions in a set, and notice when a list is out of order. Easy uses shorter sets and clear gaps, Medium mixes ordering with missing values and digit building, and Hard adds five-number lists, zero places, and closer decisions.
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0 of 10 answered
1.From 583, 538, 835, 358, type the least value.
2.Which is greatest among 714, 741, 417, 471? Type the number.
3.Select the least-to-greatest order for 619, 690, 609, 906, 960.
4.List 517, 571, 715, 751 from greatest down to least.
5.Which choice fills the blank and keeps the list increasing: 417, ___, 433?
6.Are 321, 523, 312, 532 in least-to-greatest order?
7.A learner orders 214, 241, 412, 421 as 214, 412, 241, 421. Which two values must switch places?
8.Use each digit 8, 2, 4 once to make the smallest number. Type it.
9.Type the second-greatest number in 517, 751, 571, 715.
10.Are exactly 3 of 561, 489, 670, 502 greater than 500?
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