To solve the problem, we need to match the correct term from the word bank to each sentence. Let's go through each question step by step:
Word Bank:
- place value
- order
- standard form
- compare
- digit
- expanded form
- word form
- digits
- decimal point
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1. An example of writing a number in word form would be three hundred ninety-six for the number 396.
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Answer: word form
2. In the number 4,321, the "3" is considered a digit.
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Answer: digit
3. When having a garage sale, it is a good idea to put a price tag next to the item you want to sell.
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Answer: price tag
4. Tina finished the race behind 4 other people so her place value was 5th.
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Answer: place value
5. When Sara was giving a ride home from soccer practice, she had to give the digits of her address to her friend’s mom.
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Answer: digits
6. The number 431 is written in standard form.
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Answer: standard form
7. In the number 168, the number 8 is in the ones place.
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Answer: ones place
8. A number can be written as the sum of the values of its digits.
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Answer: values
9. My mom wanted to buy the best expensive soap so she had to compare the prices of the items she was considering.
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Answer: compare
10. When we measured the height of the people in our family, we put them in order from tallest to shortest.
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Answer: order
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Final Answers:
1. word form
2. digit
3. price tag
4. place value
5. digits
6. standard form
7. ones place
8. values
9. compare
10. order
Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{word form, digit, price tag, place value, digits, standard form, ones place, values, compare, order}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of envision math grade 3 worksheet.
