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The multiple of ten telling how much a digit represents. Example: in 374, the 7 is in the tens place.
a) Place Value
b) Decimal
c) Tenths
d) Hundredths

A number that can represent a whole number and numbers between whole numbers.
a) Decimal
b) Place Value
c) Tenths
d) Hundredths

The first decimal place to the right of the decimal point; 1 of 10 equal parts. Example: .7
a) Tenths
b) tens
c) ones
d) hundredths

The second decimal place to the right of the decimal point; 1 of 100 equal parts. Example: .8 7
a) hundredths
b) hundreds
c) tens
d) tenths

The third decimal place to the right of the decimal point; 1 of 100 equal parts.
a) thousandths
b) thousands
c) hundredths
d) hundreds

A period separating the ones and tenths in a decimal number. Example: 7.4
a) Decimal Point
b) Decimal
c) Place value
d) Dot

The set of all counting numbers and 0. Example: 296
a) Whole numbers
b) Decimals
c) Decimal Point
d) Mixed Numbers

The place value of the 6 in 0.65
a) tenths
b) hundredths
c) thousandths
d) ones

The place value of the 5 in 0.853
a) Hundredths
b) ones
c) tenths
d) thousandths

The place value for the 3 in 0.853
a) thousandths
b) hundredths
c) tenths
d) ones

Is a method of finding an estimate that’s the closest to a given place value.
a) Rounding
b) Estimation
c) Ordering
d) Comparing

Less Than, Greater Than, or Equal.
a) comparing
b) ordering
c) estimation
d) rounding

Ranking numbers from least to greatest or greatest to least.
a) ordering
b) comparing
c) rounding
d) estimating

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