One of the most important skills children develop in KS2 Maths is the ability to compare and order numbers. This includes ordering negative numbers, decimal numbers and, by year five, five and six figure numbers, as well as recognising the greater than >, smaller than < and equal to = symbols. This is the second of two quizzes on the subject and it is aimed primarily at children in Year Five.
Comparing and ordering numbers is useful when listing them by size. A good understanding of the value of a figure means you can compare one number with another and put several numbers in order. For example, a six in the hundreds column is worth 600 but in the thousands column it is worth 6,000.
Take this quiz and find out how well you can compare and order decimal, negative or six figure numbers. For 9-10 year olds.
8 in the ten thousands column
7 in the thousands column
6 in the hundreds,
4 in the tens and
2 in the units