Help with this Calculus question

I kinda know how to do the problem but the directions say to list the functions from highest to lowest and I can't figure out which is highest.

Graph:
y = x^2
y = sqrt(x)
y= abs(x)
y = x^3
y = x^2/3
y = x^9

It said to graph on a graphing calculator. I did that but I don't know the difference. I have to resize the window to 0 < or equal to x < or equal to 1. And then I have to resize it again to 1 < or equal to x < or equal to 10.

Can someone just tell me how to find out which is higher and lower? COMPLICATIONS

Okay!! It sounds to me like they are giving you a specific "viewing window".
The coordinates of this window would be (0,0) (0,1) (1,1) (1,0)
The only thing that matters is what is happening inside this "window"
List the functions from highest to lowest based on y value.

I'm pretty sure this right

I'm not sure what you mean by "highest".

Assuming you mean the "highest" exponent, the answer is
y=x^9.

Note that |x|=sqrt(x^2).

Please clarify what "highest"means.