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Ordering decimals up to 22 - practice and answers

Compare finite decimal numbers as quantities instead of comparing their written strings. This original three-page pack focuses on ordering four decimal numbers up to 22. The first two pages provide twenty-four distinct exercises with blank working space. The third page gives the matching answers, kept separate so it can be removed before practice. One example from this exact pack is "6.73, 7.12, 9.01, 12.70"; its answer is "6.73, 7.12, 9.01, 12.70". Read the task direction before beginning, and use the key to review reasoning rather than guessing from a pattern. No curriculum certification or learning outcome is promised.

Format

PDF, not fillable

Pages

3

Paper

A4 & US Letter

Orientation

Portrait

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Rewrite all four values from smallest to largest. Keep their two decimal places. Pages 1 and 2 contain practice A and B; page 3 is the answer key. Print the answer page separately if needed. Equivalent exact answers may be valid even when written differently from the key.

Select the file matching the paper loaded in your printer. Choose portrait orientation and actual size (100%). If your printer clips the edge, use its fit-to-page setting and check the print preview first. Print a single page before making several copies.

For a multipage pack, select the page range you need. Page numbers appear in the lower right of every sheet.

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