Comparing Integers on a Number Line

What does the symbol '<' represent?

• Greater than

• Not equal to

• Less than

• Equal to

If a number is to the right of another number on the number line, it is:

• Not comparable

• Less than the other number

• Equal to the other number

• Greater than the other number

Where is -7 located in relation to 0 on the number line?

• At the same position as 0

• To the left of 0

• To the right of 0

• Above 0

Which of the following is true about -1 and 4?

• -1 is not comparable to 4

• -1 is greater than 4

• -1 is less than 4

• -1 is equal to 4

When comparing -7 and -5, which statement is correct?

• -7 is greater than -5

• -7 is less than -5

• -7 is equal to -5

• -7 is not comparable to -5

If -4 is compared to -9, which is true?

• -4 is equal to -9

• -4 is less than -9

• -4 is greater than -9

• -4 is not comparable to -9

Which statement is correct when comparing -2 and -1?

• -2 is equal to -1

• -2 is not comparable to -1

• -2 is less than -1

• -2 is greater than -1

What does it mean if a number is on the left side of another number on the number line?

• It is greater than the other number

• It is less than the other number

• It is not comparable to the other number

• It is equal to the other number

What should you do if you want to compare two numbers using the number line?

• Look at their positions relative to each other

• Add them together

• Subtract them

• Multiply them

What is the main takeaway from the lesson on comparing integers?

• Numbers on the left are greater

• Numbers on the left are less and numbers on the right are greater

• Numbers on the left are equal to numbers on the right

• Numbers on the right are less