Absolute Values
Represent Rational Numbers
Find Distances
Represent Polygons
Miscellaneous
300

Maria moved from –4 to 3 on the number line. What is the total distance she traveled?

7 units

300

Alvin’s score in a card game is 6 points below from zero. If Miles’s score is the opposite of Alvin’s, what is Miles’s score?

6

300

Steven draws a map of his family’s flower garden. He wants to plant Sunflowers 6 feet away from the Verbenas and 5 feet away from the Zinnias. Graph and label the location where he should plant the Sunflowers. (see paper for coordinate plane)

(-2, 2)

300

Ms. Lei drew a plan for serving dinner at a graduation party. Food stations are located at R (-3, -2), S (4, -2), and T (4,3)

Graph and label the points to show the locations of the food stations. Where should Ms. Killian place a fourth food station if she wants to have the station form a rectangle?

(-3, 3)

300

Order the rational numbers in order from least to greatest.

-6; 8; -9; 13

-9, -6, 8, 13

400

Jordan’s bank account shows –25 dollars. What does the absolute value of his balance tell us?

That he is $25 away from 'breaking even,' or having no money and also no debt.

400

Two cities had low temperatures for the day of 10 and 5 degrees below zero. Write the temperature closest to zero as an integer.

-5

400

Write an ordered pair for the point in Quadrant IV that is 4 units away from point S (-1.5, -2.5) on the coordinate plane.

(2.5, -2.5)

400

Point E is located at (-5, 2). Point M is the reflection of point E across the y-axis. What is the distance between E and M? In what quadrant is point M?

The distance between E and M is 10. It is in quadrant 1.

400

Order the rational numbers in order from least to greatest.


−3/4, 0.6, −1.2, 2/3, −0.5

−1.2, −3/4, −0.5, 2/3, 0.6

500

(See paper) The table shows the temperatures in different cities around the world. Part A) Order the temperatures from coldest to warmest. Part B) Order the absolute values of the temperatures from least to greatest.

A) -22, -13, -6, 15, 18

B) 6, 13, 15, 18, 22

500

(See paper) Graph and label point A at 2 1/2, point B at -2.75, and point C at -0.25 on the number line below.

See number lines.
500

Write an ordered pair for a point in Quadrant I that is 5 units away from point T(-3, 2) on the coordinate plane.

(2,2)

500

A farmer is designing a rectangular garden on a coordinate grid. The garden’s corners are located at points
 A(-4, 2), B(3, 2), C(3, -6), and D(-4, -6).

What is the perimeter of the garden?

30 units

500

Order the rational numbers in order from least to greatest.

−3/2, 0.25, −0.75, 2/3, −1

−3/2 (−1.5), −1, −0.75, 0.25, 2/3