Vocabulary
Integers + Rational Numbers
Additive Inverse
+ Absolute Value
Addition
Subtraction
100

Define Integers

Any positive or negative whole number found on the number line

100

True or False? Zero is an integer 

True

100

What's the opposite integer of -5?

5

100
The sign of the sum of : -100 + 99 = ?? and WHY???

Negative; because 100 is larger than 99

100

What is the rule for subtracting negative integers? 

Keep, Change, Change

200

Absolute value is a number's... 

distance from zero on the number line
200

True or False. All integers, except 0, are rational numbers  

False, 0 is a rational number too 
200

What's the absolute value of 1,999? 

1,999
200

What is the sign of the sum: (-45) + (-45) AND WHY?

Negative; because they're both negative so you keep the sign

200
Write a new expression for: (-84) - 34

(-84) + (-34)

300

A Rational Number is any real number that can be written as a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. (a/b) 

Fraction

300

What are the two synonyms for additive inverse? 

- zero pair 

- opposite integers 

300

What are the two synonyms for additive inverse? 

Zero Pair + Opposite Integers

300

Find the sum: (-22) + 49 =

27

300
Find the difference: 

99 - (-15) 

114

400

A repeating decimal is a rational number... 

- that repeats the same decimal expansion, (digits/ pattern of digits) without end

OR 

- where the remainder will never reach zero 



400

Why is 3.14 (or Pi) not an integer?

Because it's not a whole number

400

True or False. Absolute Values are always positive because it represents the distance not direction

True !

400

How do you solve addition problems, where the numbers have different signs? 

Subtract the smaller number from the larger number ; keep the sign of the larger number 

400

Which addition rule eventually leads to subtraction ?

Rule 2 - adding numbers with different signs