Comparing Integers: Greater, Lesser, and Real-Life Scenarios

A store has 15 apples and 20 oranges. Which is greater: the number of apples or the number of oranges?

• The number of apples is greater.

• The number of apples and oranges are equal.

• The number of oranges is greater.

• There are more apples than oranges.

Tom has 8 marbles, and Jerry has 5 marbles. How many more marbles does Tom have than Jerry?

• 4

• 6

• 2

• 3

In a race, Lisa finished with a score of 12 points, while Mark finished with 15 points. Who scored more points?

• Mark scored more points.

• Neither scored any points.

• Both scored the same points.

• Lisa scored more points.

A mountain is 3,000 feet high, and a hill is 1,500 feet high. How much higher is the mountain than the hill?

• 2,000 feet

• 3,500 feet

• 1500 feet

• 1,000 feet

Sarah read 25 pages of a book, while her brother read 30 pages. Who read fewer pages?

• Sarah

• Her brother

• Both read the same amount

• Neither read any pages

A temperature of -5 degrees is recorded in one city, while another city has a temperature of 2 degrees. Which city is warmer?

• The city with -5 degrees is warmer.

• Both cities have the same temperature.

• The city with 0 degrees is warmer.

• The city with 2 degrees is warmer.

In a class, 18 students like pizza, and 22 students like burgers. How many more students like burgers than pizza?

• 4

• 10

• 6

• 2

A bank account has a balance of $50, while another account has a balance of $75. Which account has more money?

• The account with $75 has more money.

• The account with $50 has more money.

• The account with $75 has less money.

• Both accounts have the same amount of money.

A farmer has 40 chickens and 35 ducks. How many more chickens does the farmer have than ducks?

• 5

• 20

• 15

• 10

During a game, Team A scored 28 points, and Team B scored 24 points. Which team scored fewer points?

• Neither team

• Team A

• Team B

• Both teams