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Integers and Absolute Value Review--Sub Day

Integers and Absolute Value Review--Sub Day

Assessment

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Mathematics

6th - 8th Grade

Easy

CCSS
6.NS.C.7C, 7.NS.A.1C, 7.NS.A.2A

+9

Standards-aligned

Created by

Megan Thorne

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10 Slides • 38 Questions

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Words to Know:

  • Descending/Decreasing order- numbers will be in order from biggest to smallest (going DOWN)

  • Ascending/Increasing order- numbers will be in order from smallest to biggest (going UP)

  • Gain/Credit/Profit- represented by a positive number; for example a gain of 5 yards would be +5

  • Loss/Debt- represented by a negative number; for example a loss of $9 would be -$9

  • Altitude/Elevation- refer to something's height above or below sea level (above is + and below is - )

  • Absolute Value-a number's distance from zero; will always be a positive number

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Multiple Select

Which word(s) can mean that numbers are going to be in order from biggest to smallest? Check all that apply.

1

increasing

2

decreasing

3

ascending

4

descending

5

elevation

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5

Multiple Choice

What integer represents the description:


A loss of 8 yards

1

8

2

-8

6

Multiple Choice

What integer represents the description:


20 degrees below 0

1

20

2

-20

7

Multiple Choice

What integer represents the description:


A debt of $500

1

500

2

-500

8

Multiple Choice

What integer represents the description:


A profit of $1,000

1

1,000

2

-1,000

9

Multiple Choice

Which of these is the correct inequality?

1

9 > -9

2

9 < -9

3

9 = -9

10

Multiple Choice

Which of these is the correct inequality?

1

-6 > 5

2

-6 < 5

11

Multiple Select

Select all the correct inequalities.

1

-5 > -3

2

-5 < - 3

3

-3 > -5

4

-3 < -5

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We indicate absolute value by putting two bars around the number.

Because the absolute value​ of a number is the distance from zero, it is always positive.

Absolute Value

13

Multiple Choice

The distance that a number is from zero on a number line is the definition for which word?

1

ascending

2

elevation

3

absolute value

4

altitude

14

Multiple Choice

The absolute value is ALWAYS positive.

1

true

2

false

15

Multiple Choice

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1
|10| = 10
2
|-10| = 10
3
|-10| = -10
4
-|10| = 10

16

Multiple Choice

The absolute value of 79 is 79.
1
False 
2
True

17

Multiple Choice

Which statement is true?
1
The absolute value of 3 is -3
2
The opposite of 7 is 7
3
The absolute value of 5 is equal to the opposite of 5
4
The opposite of -4 is equal to the absolute value of -4

18

Multiple Choice

What is the absolute value of |-37|.
1
0
2
37
3
-37
4
30

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Sometimes, there are positive or negative symbols outside an absolute value bar. Think inside, then outside - first take the absolute value of what is inside the bars, then apply the outside symbol.​

-​|6| = -6

​(The absolute value of 6 is 6. Then we apply the negative symbol on the outside of the absolute value bars to get the answer -6.)

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​-​|-16| = -16​

​(The absolute value of -16 is 16. Then we apply the negative symbol on the outside of the absolute value bars to get the answer -16.)

21

Multiple Select

Identify each true statement.

1

6 = 6\left|-6\right|\ =\ 6

2

5 = 5\left|5\right|\ =\ 5

3

10 = 10\left|-10\right|\ =\ -10

4

7 = 7-7\ =\ \left|-7\right|

5

7 = 77\ =\ \left|-7\right|

22

Multiple Choice

Which is greater? - l 3 l or l -3 l

1

- l 3 l

2

l -3 l

23

Multiple Choice

What is 75?What\ is\ -\left|75\right|?  

1

75

2

-75

3

not  possible

4

0

24

Multiple Choice

Evaluate: -|-12|

1

12

2

-12

3

0

4

1.2

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Absolute value bars are also grouping symbols, so you must complete the operation inside them first, then take the absolute value.​

​|5-3| = |2| = 2

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Remember...multiplication can be shown in a few different ways - not just with an x.

2 x 4 = 8

(2)(4)= 8

2 4 = 8

2(4)= 8

27

Multiple Choice

What is the sum of -8 and -2?

1

-6

2

0

3

-12

4

-10

28

Multiple Choice

Find the value of -10 + (-7).

1

-3

2

3

3

17

4

-17

29

Multiple Choice

Find the sum of -9 and -1.

1

-10

2

-8

3

0

4

-11

30

Multiple Choice

Calculate -5 + (-6).

1

-1

2

1

3

0

4

-11

31

Multiple Choice

-15 - 3
1
12
2
-12
3
-18
4
18

32

Multiple Choice

1 - 2

1
1
2
-1
3
5
4
-5

33

Multiple Choice

3 - (-6) =
1
5
2
9
3
7
4
-9

34

Multiple Choice

-15 - 3
1
12
2
-12
3
-18
4
18

35

Multiple Choice

When you multiply/divide 2 positive numbers, what will the answer be?

1

positive

2

negative

36

Multiple Choice

When you multiply or divide 2 negative numbers, what will the answer be?

1

positive

2

negative

37

Multiple Choice

When you multiply or divide a positive and a negative number, what will the answer be?

1

Positive

2

negative

38

Multiple Choice

4 x 2

1

6

2

8

3

16

4

4

39

Multiple Choice

-3 x 5

1

8

2

-15

3

20

4

-20

40

Multiple Choice

-6 x -3

1

12

2

-12

3

18

4

-18

41

Multiple Choice

10 / 2

1

6

2

4

3

5

4

3

42

Multiple Choice

-8/-2

1

2

2

-6

3

4

4

-4

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The End...
Unless you didn't get a 70% or above, then you need to try again.

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Absolute value bars are also grouping symbols, so you must complete the operation inside them first, then take the absolute value.​

​|5-3| = |2| = 2

45

Multiple Choice

Evaluate |5 - 10|

1

-5

2

5

46

Multiple Choice

Evaluate the expression.
|5 + 4|
1
9
2
-9
3
-1
4
1

47

Multiple Choice

Evaluate the expression.
|–5| + 8
1
3
2
13
3
-13
4
-3

48

Multiple Choice

Evaluate the expression.
|-2| + |-5|
1
7
2
-7
3
3
4
-3
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