Rounding Decimals
Comparing Integers
Add & Subtract Integers
Multiply & Divide Integers
Square Numbers & Square Roots
Index Notation
Frozen or Not?
100

Round 5.63 to 1 decimal place

5.6

100

Which number is greater?
-6 or 2  

2

100

5 + (-3)

2

100

4 × (-3)

-12

100

What is 6²?

36

100

Write 4 × 4 × 4 in index notation

100

Chicken must be kept below –2°C.
The freezer is –3°C.
Is the chicken safely frozen?

Yes

200

Round 8.278 to 2 decimal places

8.28

200

Which number is smaller?
-9 or -3

-9

200

-7 + 4

-3

200

-5 × (-2)

10

200

What is √49?

7

200

Write 2⁴ in expanded form

2 × 2 × 2 × 2

200

Ice cream must be kept below –5°C.
The freezer is –4°C.
Is it safe?

No

300

Round 3.949 to 1 decimal place

3.9

300

Place in order from smallest to largest:
3, -5, 0, -2

-5, -2, 0, 3

300

9 − (-5)

14

300

-18 ÷ 3

-6

300

What is 9²?

81

300

Calculate 5²

25

300

Frozen vegetables must be kept below –4°C.
The freezer is –6°C.
Are they safely frozen?

Yes

400

Round 6.505 to 2 decimal places

6.51

400

Which number is greater?
-4 or -7

-4

400

-6 − 3

-9

400

16 ÷ (-4)

-4

400

Between which two numbers does √60 lie?

7 and 8

400

How many times is 6 multiplied by itself in 6⁴?

4 times

400

Frozen berries must be kept below –7°C.
The freezer is –5°C.
Are they safely frozen?

No

500

Round 12.994 to 2 decimal places

12.99

500

Which number is closest to zero?
-8, -2, 5

-2

500

The temperature was 3°C and dropped 7°C overnight.
What is the new temperature?

-4°C

500

Calculate:

(-3 x 6)  ÷  (-2)

9

500

Which number is a perfect square?
45, 64, 70

64

500

Calculate 3³

27

500

Chicken must be stored below –3°C and ice cream below –6°C.
The freezer is –7°C.

Which foods are safely frozen?

Both Chicken and Ice Cream