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    This document provides instructions for a student to complete a sorting assessment. The student is asked to sort a set of numbers into groups based on the number of digits and whether each number is odd or even. Finally, the student must identify the sorting rule used.

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    This document provides instructions for a student to complete a sorting assessment. The student is asked to sort a set of numbers into groups based on the number of digits and whether each number is odd or even. Finally, the student must identify the sorting rule used.

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    This document provides instructions for a student to complete a sorting assessment. The student is asked to sort a set of numbers into groups based on the number of digits and whether each number is odd or even. Finally, the student must identify the sorting rule used.

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    Name:_______________________________

    Sorting Summative Assessment


    1. Use the group of numbers and sort according to how many digits. Label
    your groups after you have sorted.

    35

    459

    68

    22

    199

    555

    32

    687

    12
    387

    2. Use the same group of numbers above to sort according to odd or


    even.
    ODD

    EVEN

    3. Look at the two groups and decide what the sorting rule is.

    Sorting Rule:

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