Quiz about integers and absolute value

Question 1

What rational number is represented by the green point? (choose all rational numbers that represent the point)

Accepted Answer

$$\frac{1}{2}$$

Accepted Answer

0.5

Accepted Answer

$$\frac{4}{8}$$

Answer

$$\frac{3}{8}$$

Answer

0.4

Question 2

Where should the rational number $$-\frac{9}{10}$$ be placed?

Accepted Answer

between the pink point and -1

Answer

between the blue and pink points

Answer

between the blue point and green point

Answer

between 1 and the green point

Question 3

Ellison placed a point at -5 and a point at -2

Which inequality is true about Ellison's two points? (choose all that apply)

Accepted Answer

-8 < -2

Accepted Answer

-2 > -8

Answer

-8 > -2

Answer

-2 < -8

Question 4

If b < a, which statement must also be true about points a and b on a number line?

Accepted Answer

b is to the left of a

Answer

b is right of zero, and a is left of zero

Answer

a is to the left of b

Answer

the two numbers must have the same absolute value

Question 5

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true

The opposite of a number is negative.

Accepted Answer

sometimes true

Answer

always true

Answer

never true

Question 6

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true

The absolute values of a number and its opposite will always be equal.

Accepted Answer

always true

Answer

sometimes true

Answer

never true

Question 7

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true

$$-\left|x\right|$$ In the expression below, for any number x, the result will always be positive

Accepted Answer

never true

Answer

always true

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sometimes true

Question 8

"The opposite of the opposite of a number is the number itself."

Always true? Never true? Sometimes true?

Accepted Answer

always true

Answer

never true

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sometimes true

Question 9

Is this always true, never true or sometimes true?

$$\left|x\right|=\left|-x\right|$$

Accepted Answer

always true

Answer

never true

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sometimes true

Question 10

Which statement is true concerning -14 and -8 and their position on a number line?

Accepted Answer

-14 < -8 because -14 is to the left of -8

Answer

-14 > -8 because -14 is to the right of -8

Answer

-14 < -8 because -14 is to the right of -8

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-8 is < -14 because -8 is to the right of -14

Question 11

Finding the absolute value of a number means you are finding...

Accepted Answer

The distance from Zero

Answer

The positive number

Answer

The opposite of the number

Answer

The negative number

integers and absolute value

18 questions

What integer is represented by point "y?"

What integer is represented by point "z?"

What rational number is represented by the green point? (choose all rational numbers that represent the point)

Ellison placed a point at -5 and a point at -2
Which inequality is true about Ellison's two points? (choose all that apply)

If b < a, which statement must also be true about points a and b on a number line?

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true
The opposite of a number is negative.

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true
The absolute values of a number and its opposite will always be equal.

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18 questions

What integer is represented by point "y?"

What integer is represented by point "z?"

What rational number is represented by the green point? (choose all rational numbers that represent the point)

Ellison placed a point at -5 and a point at -2Which inequality is true about Ellison's two points? (choose all that apply)

If b < a, which statement must also be true about points a and b on a number line?

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never trueThe opposite of a number is negative.

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never trueThe absolute values of a number and its opposite will always be equal.

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Ellison placed a point at -5 and a point at -2
Which inequality is true about Ellison's two points? (choose all that apply)

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true
The opposite of a number is negative.

Decide whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true
The absolute values of a number and its opposite will always be equal.