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Pre-Alg Quiz 1.1-1.5

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28 questions
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Write a positive or negative integer that represents the situation.

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Write a positive or negative integer that represents the situation.

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Graph -1 and its opposite on the number line below.

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Graph 4 and its opposite on the number line below

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Complete the statement using < or >

-3 _______________ 1

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Complete the statement using < or >
-6 _______________ -8

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Order the integers from least to greatest.

2 -3 0 4 -1

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Graph -1 1/3 and its opposite on the number line below

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Graph 0.75 and its opposite on the number line below

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Complete the statement using < or >

-5/6 ______________ -3/4

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Complete the statement using < or >

-2.32 ______________ -2.64

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The height of Mount Rogersin Virginiais 5729 feet. After reaching the top, a mountain climber climbs down to a height of 5200 feet. Write an integer that represents the climber’s change in height.

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The table shows the elevation of four swimmers. Which swimmer dives down the farthest?


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The depth of a river changes by -7/10 foot on Friday, 7/8 foot on Saturday, and -11/15foot on Sunday. On which day does the river depth decrease the most?

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Find the absolute value of |8|

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Find the absolute value of |-3|

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Complete the statement using <, >, or =.

3 __________________ |-4|

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Complete the statement using <, >, or =.

|-5| __________________ |-2|

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Which point is at (0, 2)?

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Which point is at (1, -4)?

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Which point is at (-2, -3)?

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Plot (-3, 2) on the coordinate plane.

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What quadrant is (-3, 2) located in?

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Plot (0.5, -2.5) on the coordinate plane.

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What quadrant is (0.5, -2.5) located in?

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Reflect the point (4, -1) across the x-axis. Write the new coordinate point's ordered pair below the coordinate plane.

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Reflect the point (4, -1) across the y-axis. Write the new coordinate point's ordered pair below the coordinate plane.

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Reflect the point (-2, 6) across the x-axis and then the y-axis. Write the new coordinate point's ordered pair below the coordinate plane.