Integers & Opposites
The integer that is the same distance from zero as −7 but on the opposite side of the number line.
What is 7?
The location three units to the left of zero on a number line.
What is −3?
The point where the x‑axis and y‑axis intersect.
What is (0, 0)?
The ordered pair located in Quadrant III with coordinates (−2, −3).
What is (−2, −3)?
The number of sides in a triangle.
What is 3?
The greater integer when comparing −4 and −9.
What is −4?
The number that is farther from zero when comparing −5 and 4.
What is −5?
The quadrant in which the point (−4, 2) is located.
What is Quadrant II?
The point that is farther from the x‑axis: (4, 6) or (−1, −2).
What is (4, 6)?
The shape formed by connecting the points (1,1), (4,1), and (1,4).
What is a triangle?
The change in temperature when the temperature moves from 2°C to −6°C.
What is −8?
The new position of a diver who starts at −12 feet and swims up 7 feet.
What is −5?
The quadrants containing the points (1, −5) and (−2, 3).
What are Quadrant IV and Quadrant II?
The location that lies on the x‑axis at −5.
What is (−5, 0)?
The polygon formed by the points (−2,1), (2,1), (2,4), and (−2,4).
What is a rectangle?
An integer that could represent a bank account that is overdrawn by fifteen dollars.
What is −15?
The number you land on when starting at −8 and moving 14 units to the right.
What is 6?
The coordinate change that shows a reflection across the x‑axis.
What is changing the sign of the y‑coordinate?
The rule for reflecting a point across the y‑axis.
What is changing the sign of the x‑coordinate?
The length of the side between (−3, 2) and (4, 2).
What is 7 units?
A number that is neither positive nor negative and represents the center of a number line.
What is 0?
The correct explanation for why −6 is farther from zero than 5.
What is that −6 has a greater absolute value than 5?
What stays the same when moving from (3, −2) to (3, 4).
What is the x‑coordinate?
A point that could represent a location 4 units west and 3 units north.
What is (−4, 3)?
The length of one side of the rectangle with vertices (1,1), (5,1), (5,6), and (1,6).
What is 4 units?