Pre-Assessment 3.2D W12

Camden counted 546 pennies, and her sister counted 539 pennies. Her brother counted 693 pennies. Order the number of pennies the children counted from greatest to least.

• 546

• 539

• 692

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Write a number that is greater than 978 and less than 987.

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A symbol is missing in the number sentence below.

1,754 ​ (a)   1,745

Drag the correct symbol to complete the number sentence.

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Order the numbers from least to greatest.

• 7,095

• 7,059

• 7,116

• 7,161

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This chart shows four mountain peaks in Texas. Which shows the peaks in order from the greatest hight to the least height?

• Baldy, Hunter, Shumard, Bartlett

• Hunter, Baldy, Bartlett, Shumard

• Shumard, Bartlett, Hunter, Baldy

• Shumard, Bartlett, Baldy, Hunter

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Lisa writes a number sentence with a missing number.

Which number does NOT make the number sentence true.

• 1,455

• 1,464

• 1,460

• 1,458

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Which statement about the group of numbers shown below is true.

1,015 1,105 1,051 1,501

• All the numbers are greater than 1,150

• All numbers are greater than 1,051

• All numbers are less than 1,510

• All numbers are less than 1,051

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Jason wrote a number that is equal to 1,000+700+60+9.

Latrice wrote a number that is equal to 1,000+500+200+60+9

Which statement is true?

• Jason's number = Latrice's number

• Jason's number < Latrice's number

• Latrice's number < Jason's number

• Latrice's number > Jason's number

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The table show the number of people who visited the museum during June, July, August and September.

The number of museum visitors in September was GREATER than the number in June, but LESS THAN the number in August.

How many people could have visited the museum in September?

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