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Hazel collected
100
shells at the beach, and Ariel found
2
shells. Who found more shells?
Hazel
Ariel
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Hint
Can you answer 10 correctly?
Hazel had 2 and Ariel had 100, so
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had more
2
100
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When comparing numbers, the greatest or biggest number is the number that is largest and the least number is the number that is smallest.
For example, if we are comparing 3, 4, and 5, 5 is greatest because it is greater than 3 and 4.
