Worksheets on Comparison of Numbers
In worksheets on comparison of numbers students can practice the questions for fourth grade to compare numbers. This worksheet contains questions on numbers like to find the greatest number, arranging the numbers etc… .
COMPARISON OF NUMBERS
A: When the number of digits are different
The number with more number of digits is always greater than the number with less number of digits.
For example, let us compare 123 and 99.
So, 123 > 99.
H T O
1 2 3 → 3-digit number
9 9 → 2-digit number
So, 123 > 99.
B: When the number of digits are same
Case I: Compare the hundreds digits first. The number with the greater digit at hundreds place is greater.
For example, let us compare 483 and 294.
So, 483 > 294.
Case II: If the digits at hundreds place are same, compare the digits at tens place.
For example, let us compare 562 and 541.
So, 562 > 541.
Case III: If the digits at hundreds and tens places are same, compare the digits at ones place.
For example, let us compare 762 and 765.
So, 762 < 765.
Questions on Comparison of Numbers:
1. Write the symbol > or < as the case may be, in the blanks provided:
(i) 392 -------- 400
(ii) 8119 -------- 7989
(iii) 8114 -------- 4118
(iv) 6162 -------- 6263
(v) 48155 -------- 52440
(vi) 55247 -------- 56103
(vii) 31509 -------- 31507
(viii) 139141 -------- 138142
(ix) 129556 -------- 99342
(x) 155785 -------- 155786
2. Fill in the correct symbol >, < or =
3. Find the greatest number:
(i) 315; 426; 122; 99; 295
(ii) 3448; 18422; 3500; 2868; 10000
(iii) 46000; 47000; 45200; 84100; 40000
4. Arrange the given numbers in descending order:
(i) 9625; 1684; 6247; 3774; 5100
(ii) 9076; 44620; 12685; 22586; 31332
(iii) 433400; 162622; 44333; 71208; 63359
5. Arrange in descending order:
(i) 1006, 1405, 6090, 1387 ___________________________
(ii) 3675, 3214, 7645, 7644 ___________________________
(iii) 4260, 4783, 4755, 4200 ___________________________
6. Arrange the given numbers in ascending order:
(i) 842; 248; 824; 284; 482
(ii) 3747; 1675; 6917; 9618; 7612
(iii) 81703; 61266; 27003; 89248; 23456
7. Arrange in ascending order:
(i) 5239, 2345, 1768, 5466 ___________________________
(ii) 1854, 9854, 7854, 2006 ___________________________
(iii) 2453, 3487, 2378, 3421 ___________________________
8. Compare the numbers and find the greater one:
(i) 8080; 8008
(ii) 3517; 5317
(iii) 67821; 67823
(iv) 56123; 66123
9. The greatest number among the given numbers is
A. 50,60,731; B. 5,06,731; C. 5,06,07,310
Answer: C
10. The smallest number among the given numbers is
A. 65,77,79,321; B. 65,76,79,321; C. 63,78,79,321
Answer: C
11. I want to buy a house with least price. Which one should I buy?
A. $14,56,34,800; B. $14,90,35,000; C. $14,75,06,000
Answer: A
12. Given below is the population of 3 states. The least populous state is:
A. New York - 50,60,731; B. - Virginia 5,06,731; C. Florida - 5,06,07,310
Answer: B
13. Given below is the distance of 3 states from Georgia. The closest state is
|
A. State X - 19,82,34,500 m |
B. State Y - 17,65,28,500 m; |
C. State Z - 18,77,14,500 m. |
Answer: B
14. Which one is greater?
(i) 997 or 6798
(ii) 1232 or 929
(iii) 1883 or 615
(iv) 375 or 1208
(v) 405 or 3124
(vi) 280 or 2800
Answer:
14. (i) 6798
(ii) 1232
(iii) 1883
(iv) 1208
(v) 3124
(vi) 2800
15. Which one is smaller?
(i) 2320 or 2032
(ii) 6753 or 926
(iii) 753 or 2149
(iv) 1122 or 615
(v) 2887 or 2403
(vi) 114 or 290
Answer:
15. (i) 2032
(ii) 926
(iii) 753
(iv) 615
(v) 2403
(vi) 114
16. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on Comparison of Numbers:
Select the right option.
(i) Which one is the smallest, 203 or 2003 or 45 or 78092?
(a) 203
(b) 2003
(c) 45
(4) 78092
(ii) Which one is the greatest, 456 or 472 or 405 or 412?
(a) 456
(b) 472
(c) 405
(d) 412
Answer:
16. (i) (c) 45
(ii) (b) 472
17. Circle the greater number and cross (x) the smaller one.
(i) 128 149
(ii) 257 187
(iii) 57 164
(iv) 682 671
(v) 134 74
(vi) 791 762
Answer:
17.
(i) Greater number: 149
Smaller number: 128
(ii) Greater number: 257
Smaller number: 187
(iii) Greater number: 164
Smaller number: 57
(iv) Greater number: 682
Smaller number: 671
(v) Greater number: 134
Smaller number: 74
(vi) Greater number: 791
Smaller number: 762
18. Fill >, < or = in the circle.
(i) 151 〇 161
(ii) 232 〇 232
(iii) 350 〇 323
(iv) 201 〇 201
(v) 320 〇 322
(vi) 999 〇 998
(vii) 900 〇 902
(viii) 610 〇 601
(ix) 546 〇 546
Answer:
18. (i) 151 < 161
(ii) 232 = 232
(iii) 350 > 323
(iv) 201 = 201
(v) 320 < 322
(vi) 999 > 998
(vii) 900 < 902
(viii) 610 > 601
(ix) 546 = 546
19. Write any two numbers greater than the given number.
(i) 111 : _____, _____
(ii) 609 : _____, _____
(iii) 354 : _____, _____
(iv) 898 : _____, _____
Answer:
19. (i) 150, 199
(ii) 612, 699
(iii) 540, 710
(iv) 950, 999
20. Write any two numbers smaller than the given number.
(i) _____, _____ : 456
(ii) _____, _____ : 300
(iii) _____, _____ : 794
(iv) _____, _____ : 982
Answer:
20. (i) 400, 405
(ii) 250, 299
(iii) 600, 700
(iv) 910, 950
21. Circle the smallest and cross (x) the greatest number in each set.
(i) 345 400 564
(ii) 918 618 818
(iii) 700 710 701
(iv) 711 523 521
(v) 888 666 999
(vi) 999 997 998
(vii) 200 400 700
(viii) 505 545 515
(ix) 651 519 715
Answer:
21.
(i) Smaller number: 345
Greater number: 564
(ii) Smaller number: 618
Greater number: 918
(iii) Smaller number: 700
Greater number: 710
(iv) Smaller number: 521
Greater number: 711
(v) Smaller number: 666
Greater number: 999
(vi) Smaller number: 997
Greater number: 999
(vii) Smaller number: 200
Greater number: 700
(viii) Smaller number: 505
Greater number: 545
(ix) Smaller number: 519
Greater number: 715
22. Write a number lying between the given numbers.
(i) 300 _____ 400
(ii) 451 _____ 652
(iii) 390 _____ 700
(iv) 638 _____ 838
(v) 100 _____ 700
(vi) 222 _____ 228
(vii) 543 _____ 743
(viii) 812 _____ 814
Answer:
22.
(i) 350
(ii) 550
(iii) 500
(iv) 730
(v) 600
(vi) 226
(vii) 644
(viii) 813
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