Comparing and Ordering Integers Quiz (Double Points)

Use a number line or rule to compare the following:

5 ____ -3
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Use a number line or rule to compare the following:

-7 ____ 4
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2. >
3. =
Use a number line or rule to compare the following:

-6 ____ -8
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2. >
3. =
Use a number line or rule to compare the following:

-11 ____ -9
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2. >
3. =
Use a number line or rule to compare the following:

-15 ____ -21
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2. >
3. =
Which data set is in order from least to greatest?
1. -7, -8, 8
2. 8, -7, -8
3. -8, -7, 9
Which data set is in order from least to greatest?
1. -3, -6, -7
2. -3, -7, -6
3. -7, -6, -3
Which data set is in order from least to greatest?
1. -1, 0, 1
2. 1, 0, -1
3. 0, -1, 1
Which data set is in order from greatest to least?
1. -15, -16, -17
2. -17, -16, -15
3. -16, -17, -15
Which data set is in order from greatest to least?
1. -21, -19, -18
2. -18, -19, -21
3. -19, -18, -21
The top 5 final scores for the 2006 British Open are shown in the table on the right. Unfortunately, the statistician sorted the data by name instead of putting the data in order from least to greatest! Who had the lowest score?
1. Chris DiMarco
2. Hideto Tanihara
3. Tiger Woods
The top 5 final scores for the 2006 British Open are shown in the table on the right. Unfortunately, the statistician sorted the data by name instead of putting the data in order from least to greatest! The second place prize was almost $800,000! Who received the second lowest score?
1. Ernie Els
2. Jim Furyk
3. Chris DiMarco
Katie used the table on the right to record the low temperatures for last week. Which day was the coldest?
1. Tuesday
2. Study
Katie used the table on the right to record the low temperatures for last week. Which day was the warmest?
1. Thursday
2. Study
The world record low temperatures for each continent are shown on the right. Which continent has the median record temperature?
1. Europe
2. Study

Comparing and Ordering Integers Lesson (Double Points)