6th Grade Integers Worksheet
In 6th grade
integers worksheet contains various types of
questions on integers, absolute value of an integer, addition
of integer, properties of integer, subtraction of integer, properties of
subtraction of integers and word problems on integers.
I. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) on Integers.
Tick (✔) the correct option.
1. The value of |-67| - |-28| is
(i) -29
(ii) 39
(iii) 56
(iv) -76
2. The predecessor of -209 is
(i) -109
(ii) 901
(iii) -210
(iv) -208
3. The additive inverse of -1 is
(i) -1
(ii) 0
(iii) -2
(iv) 1
4. The sum of two integers is -178. If one of them is 119, then the other one is
(i) -297
(ii) 178
(iii) -119
(iv) 290
5. On subtracting -24 from -12, we get
(i) -12
(ii) 36
(iii) -36
(iv) 12
Answer:
I. 1. The value of |-67| - |-28| is (ii) 39
2. The predecessor of -209 is (iii) -210
3. The additive inverse of -1 is (iv) 1
4. The sum of two integers is -178. If one of them is 119, then the other one is (i) -297
5. On subtracting -24 from -12, we get (iv) 12
6th Grade Integers Worksheet
II. State True or False:
(i) -7 and 7 are equidistant from 0 on the number line.
(ii) Integers are closed under subtraction.
(iii) On the number line -10 lies on the right of 0
(iv) The value of -14 - (-6) is -20.
(v) The sum of two integers is 45. If one of them is -38, then the other is 83.
Answer:
II. (i) True
(ii) True
(iii) False
(iv) False
(v) True
III. Fill in the blanks.
(i) The smallest 5-digit negative integer is __________.
(ii) The sum of two integers is always an __________.
(iii) __________ is the smallest +ve integer.
(iv) Opposite of going 55 km to the East is going 55 km to the __________.
(v) 17 km below the sea level can be indicated using integers as __________.
Answer:
III. (i) -99999
(ii) integer
(iii) 1
(iv) West
(v) -17
6th Grade Integers Worksheet
IV. Match the columns.
Column A
|
Column B
|
(i) -37 - (-15)
|
(a) 101
|
(ii) - (-500)
|
(b) -26
|
(iii) -19 + (-12) - (-5)
|
(c) -22
|
(iv) Negative of -999
|
(d) 500
|
(v) The value of |-101|
|
(e) 999
|
Solution:
IV. (i) → (c)
(ii) → (d)
(iii) → (b)
(iv) → (e)
(v) → (a)
6th Grade Integers Worksheet
V. Word Problems on Integers.
(i) Two integers have a difference of 6 and a sum of -40. What are the integers?
(ii) A fruit-seller had a profit of $178 on Saturday, a loss of $70 on Sunday and a loss of $89 on Monday. Find his net profit or loss in these three days.
Answer:
V. (i) -17 and -23
(ii) Profit $19
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