ADV Math 6 Integers

​Advance Math Common Assessment 2
Unit 3 Integers

Classifying Numbers

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Multiple Choice

Match the number with its most specific set name. Some set names will be used more than once.

5.2

• whole numbers

• integers

• rational numbers

Multiple Select

Match the number with its most specific set name. Some set names will be used more than once.

• 24/8

• whole numbers

• integers

• rational numbers

Multiple Choice

Match the number with its most specific set name. Some set names will be used more than once.

6 7/10

• whole numbers

• integers

• rational numbers

Multiple Select

Match the number with its most specific set name. Some set names will be used more than once.

215

• whole numbers

• integers

• rational numbers

Multiple Select

Match the number with its most specific set name. Some set names will be used more than once.

-9

• whole numbers

• integers

• rational numbers

Multiple Select

Several numbers are placed incorrectly in the diagram. Select TWO answers that are placed incorrectly.

• 1/2

• 6

• -1

• 4.7

• -239

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​Identifying Positive & Negative Numbers on a Number Line

Fill in the Blanks

What integer is missing from the number line?

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​Absolute Value

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Jose dug a hole that was 7.2 feet deep. Determine the opposite of -7.2 and the absolute value of -7.2.

The opposite and the absolute value are both

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​Locate, Compare, and Order Integers

Multiple Select

One day during the winter in Wyoming, Stewart recorded temperature in a journal then plotted them on a number line.

Here are the temperatures -15°, -2°, 8°, and 10°

What temperatures where are marked correctly on the number line?

• -15°

• -2°

• 8°

• 10°

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Mr. Santos thought that the refrigerator was not cooling properly. He checked the temperature every hour one day, beginning at 8:00 a.m. This chart shows the changes in temperature he recorded.

If the beginning temperature in the refrigerator was 34 °F, what was the ending temperature at 2:00 p.m.?

Open Ended

Lily had to put these rational numbers in order from least to greatest value to complete her science experiment.

-1 3/4 -5 5/8 6 - 5.25 14/3

Multiple Choice

The temperatures for a city in Alaska were recorded at four times during one day. Which set below lists the temperatures from WARMEST to COLDEST?

• -20°F, -10°F, 0°F, 2°F

• -10°F, -20°F, 2°F, 0°F

• 2°F, -10°F, 0°F, -20°F

• 2°F, 0°F, -10°F, -20°F

​ represent integer operations with concrete models

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Multiple Choice

Which equation matches the model?

• 1-8=

• 2-(-5)=

• 8+(-2)=

• -5+3=

• -4-6=

Multiple Choice

Which equation matches the model?

• 1-8=

• 2-(-5)=

• 8+(-2)=

• -5+3=

• -4-6=

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​Solving Equations

Multiple Select

Which of these equations are true?

Select TWO correct answers.

• -8 x -3 = 24

• -4 + 3 = -1

• 15 - 2 = -13

• -5 x -7 = -35

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Jen dove down a total of 240 feet. She dove in 5 equal segments. Solve the equation to determine the depth of each segment.

−240÷5=

Enter the correct answer

Fill in the Blanks

The temperature was 42° yesterday. Today the temperature is −7°. Solve the equation below to calculate the change in temperature from yesterday to today.

42−(−7)=

Enter the correct answer in the box.

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​Quadrants

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Where is Point A on the coordinate plane?

(_,_)

Multiple Choice

Give the coordinates for POINT H.

• (-1, 2)

• (-1, -2)

• (1, -2)

• (1 , 2)

​Operations with Rational Numbers

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The water level at the lake was -6.4 feet before the rainy season. After the rainy season the water level was 8 feet. By how much did the water level change?

The water level has risen by

feet feet during the rainy season.

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Beverly went to the supermarket to purchase some fruit.

·         Apples cost $1.65 per pound.

·         Bananas cost $1.98 per pound.

·         Oranges cost $2.25 per pound.

Beverly bought three pounds of apples.

Beverly paid $

for her apples.

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Beverly went to the supermarket to purchase some fruit.

·         Apples cost $1.65 per pound.

·         Bananas cost $1.98 per pound.

·         Oranges cost $2.25 per pound.

Beverly bought two and three-fifths pounds of oranges

Beverly paid $

for her oranges.