WorksheetsUnit 2 Test: Negative numbers: Multiplication & Division
Total questions: 9
Answer KeyUnit 2 Test: Negative numbers: Multiplication & Division
Total questions: 9
Negative
, b)

Created by Toby Carpenter
9 questions
7th Grade
Math
This Grade 7 mathematics worksheet assesses how students apply integer sign rules and operation procedures with negative numbers. Across nine questions, students identify equivalent expressions involving negative signs, determine the sign of a quotient, evaluate integer multiplication and division, simplify a fraction-division expression, and solve a negative-number word problem about repeated bank withdrawals. It also includes an order-of-operations item combining addition, multiplication, and a negative number. The assessment uses two multiple-select questions, six fill-in-the-blank questions, and one multiple-choice question, giving students practice with both recognition and computation. The fraction items require students to interpret negative numerators and denominators, multiply or divide fractions, and express answers in simplest form. This free printable worksheet includes a complete answer key, making it useful for Grade 7 review, independent practice, or a unit assessment on negative-number multiplication and division.
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Negative
, b)
This Grade 7 worksheet practices applying sign rules to multiplication and division with integers and fractions. Its nine items ask students to identify equivalent expressions, determine quotient signs, compute products and quotients, simplify fraction division, evaluate an order-of-operations expression, and model repeated withdrawals with a negative number.
Use the worksheet after reviewing sign rules for integer products and quotients, then model how a negative sign in a numerator or denominator affects an equivalent expression. Have students explain their reasoning for the multiple-select items before completing the fill-in-the-blank calculations, and use the bank-withdrawal problem to connect repeated negative changes to multiplication.
Watch for students treating a negative divided by a negative as negative, missing that a quotient with only one negative factor is negative, or changing the value when rewriting signs in a fraction. Students may also multiply before following the parentheses in −5 + (7 × 9), leave 6/10 instead of simplifying the fraction quotient to 3/5, or report the three $60 withdrawals as a positive balance change.
Wayground provides this worksheet as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz, and it includes a complete answer key for checking the nine responses. For printable submissions, you can scan student work with the Wayground for Teachers app to help grade the completed negative-number calculations and selected responses.
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