Integers 1: Homework Sheet

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Homework sheet

Integers 1 Name:

Due date:

Parent’s signature:

Part A /8
Part B: Review
1 Evaluate each expression.
Part B /8
a 28 – 5  5

Part C /8
b (28 – 5)  5
Part D /8

Total /32 c 9þ4–8–1

d 9 þ 4 – (8 – 1)
Part A: Mental maths
l Calculators are not allowed.
2 Complete:
1 Evaluate 95  5.
a – 9 ¼ 14

2 How many hours in one week? b 14 – ¼9


3 Describe an acute angle in words. 3 Complete each blank with a < or > sign.

a 15 18

4 A square has sides that are 6 cm long. What is its b 4þ7 9–2
area?

5 Find the perimeter of this shape.

4m

8m

6 What is the general name for a shape with four


sides?

7 Write down all the multiples of 7 between 20 and


40.

8 How many degrees in a straight angle?

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Part C: Practice Part D: Numeracy and literacy


l Integers on a number line 1 a Write these integers in descending order:
–2, 8, –6, –3, 4
l Ordering integers
l Adding integers
b Find the sum of the above integers.
1 (2 marks) Write the positions of –4, –1, 3 and
5 on this number line.
2 Complete: On a number line, the numbers on the
right are than the numbers on the
⫺2 0 1
left.
2 Complete each blank with a < or > sign.
3 Write in words the opposite of each statement.
a –4 3
a Winning $50
b 5 –1

c –2 0 b 8 degrees above zero

3 Evaluate each sum.


4 Taylor took 4 steps forward, then 1 step
a –3 þ 4
backwards. She did this four times. What is her
position now compared to where she started?
b 5 þ (–8)

5 Which integer’s opposite is itself?


c –9 þ 6
6 Why isn’t –3.5 an integer?

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