Negative Numbers & Integers: Hard Test 5
15 questions · 15 minutes
Before you start
- The clock starts as soon as you press begin, and keeps running if you close the page.
- Every answer is saved as you go, so it is safe to lose signal for a moment.
- You can skip a question, flag it, and come back to it before you finish.
- Answers and explanations are shown at the end, not during the test.
No account needed. Sign up afterwards if you want to keep your results.
Example questions from this paper
A preview of the wording. The answer options and full explanations appear once you begin.
- What is −8 × (−9)?
- What is −60 ÷ (−12)?
- What is −3 × 4 + 20 ÷ (−5)?
- What is the mean of −12, −7, −5 and 0?
- A sequence begins −5, −1, 3, 7, ... Which is the first term greater than 20?
Before you begin, remember
- Remember that -9 is smaller than -2, even though 9 is bigger than 2. Further left means smaller, always.
- Subtracting a negative is the same as adding: 5 - (-3) is 8. This is the rule most often forgotten under time pressure.
More papers like this one
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Easy Test 1
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Easy Test 2
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Easy Test 3
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Easy Test 4
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Easy Test 5
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Medium Test 1
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Medium Test 2
- Negative Numbers & Integers: Medium Test 3