Question

1 Alphabetical Order
When we arrange things in order, it becomes easy to locate the items. Similarly, if
we have to list names, titles of books or words, if we follow one standard order, it will
become easy for anyone to locate them. This order that we follow is known as the
alphabetical order.
Remember
Alphabetical order means arranging items such that the first letter of each
item follows the order of the alphabets.
For example: If we have a basket of fruits - orange, watermelon, apple,
mango and banana, the alphabetical order in which we
would arrange them would be
apple, banana, mango, orange and watermelon.
When we have words that begin with the same letter, then we look at the
second letter in the word to arrange them alphabetically.
For example: bag, belt, biscuit, brick, building
A. Here are some titles of books in a library. Number them so that they are
arranged alphabetically.
Where the Wild Things Are
Charlotte's Web
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Goodnight Moon
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Alice's Adventures
Make Way for Ducklings
Tuesday
Owl Moon
Frog and Toad​

Answer 1

Answer:

Alice's adventures

Charlie and the chocolate factory

Charlotte's Web

frog and toad

goodnight moon

make way for ducklings

owl night

the very hungry caterpillar

Tuesday

where the wild things are