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Level 3-4 Numbers - Decimals - Ordering

A tree stands 5.47 metres tall. How tall would a giraffe need to be to see over the tree? See question 4 for the answer.

Level 3-4 Numbers - Decimals - Ordering

Decimals are used for parts of numbers that are less than 1. When you put decimals in order, first compare the whole numbers, then the tenths, then the hundredths and then the thousandths. Practise by playing this Maths quiz on the ordering of decimals.

Which of these options do you prefer?

  1. Which of these is the smallest number?

  2. Which of these is ordered from largest to smallest?

  3. A rollercoaster at the amusement park has a sign that says you must be over 1.1 metres to ride it. Which of these heights is unable to ride?

  4. A tree stands 5.47 metres tall. How tall would a giraffe need to be to see over the tree?

  5. Which of the following numbers is the second largest?

  6. What comes next - 1.2, 1.25, 1.3, 1.35?

  7. Which of these is the smallest number?

  8. Which of these is the largest number?

  9. My television cable is 4.3m, my mobile phone charger is 3.2m, my PlayStation lead is 4.13m and my hi-fi lead is 2.78m. Which is the longest?

  10. Colin gets £2.40 pocket money, Michelle gets £2.15, Geoff gets £2.75 and Sarah gets £2.55. Who gets the most?

Quiz written by Sarah Garratty

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