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Summertime Integers
Solve the following integer problems and circle the correct answer. On the following page, color the corresponding number on the picture that was chosen for each problem number.
# Problem Answer #1 Answer #2 Answer #3
1
Casey waited tables this summer. On Monday, she made $60. Each day, her pay decreased by $4. What integer
represents the total change in her pay over a 5-day period?
$20 Light Blue
$40 Dark Green
$56 Red
2
The temperature at noon on a summer day was 88⁰ C. At midnight, the temperature had dropped 12⁰. What was
the temperature at midnight?
-12⁰ Light Brown
100⁰ Pink
76⁰
Red
3
Monica’s credit card statement showed that she owed $250. She made a payment of $200, then she
charged $38 for gasoline. She returned a bathing suit for a refund of $15. What is her new balance?
$503 Purple
-$73 Silver
$103 White
4
A submarine is in the middle of the ocean at a depth of 115 feet. It dives to a depth of 4 times its initial depth. Write
the submarine’s depth as an integer.
-111 feet Orange
-119 feet Black
-460 feet Light Green
5
A group of hikers is descending a mountain at a rate of 400 feet per hour. After three hours, what integer
represents their total change in elevation?
-1200 feet Yellow
2400 feet Dark Brown
1200 feet Dark Blue
6 A scuba diver is at a depth of 82 feet. He descends another
19 feet. Write his new depth as an integer. -101 feet
Pink 63 feet
Red 101 feet
Gold
7
James plays football with some of his neighborhood friends. Last week he ran four plays from the halfback
position. He made "gains" measured in yards of 13, 6, 10, and 7. What were his average yards per gain?
-9 yards Gray
9 yards Black
36 yards Hot Pink
8
Lisa and Molly were digging holes in the sand at the beach to build their sandcastles. Lisa dug an 11 foot hole and Molly dug a 14 foot hole. Find the difference in depth.
-3 feet Lime Green
25 feet Lilac
3 feet Orange
9
Five 6th graders were in a 3-mile race. Johnny came in third with a time of 34 minutes. Three of the runners had times of -5, -3, and +4 minutes relative to Johnny’s time. The fifth-place racer’s time was 12 minutes slower than the
winner’s. What was the fifth-place runner’s time?
22 minutes Silver
41 minutes Dark Green
30 minutes Red
1
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The population of a small town is changing at a rate of -255 people per year. How long will it take for the change
in population to be -2,040 people?
-8 years Sky Blue
1785 years Lilac
8 years Yellow
11
Mr. Ha-Ha is a circus clown at the town carnival. He starts the day with 68 pieces of candy. At the end of the
day he has given away 383 pieces of candy. How many more pieces of candy did he have to get to be able to give
away that many pieces?
315 candies Purple
451 candies Peach
5.6 candies Neon Orange
12
A roller coaster begins at 90 feet above ground level. Then it descends 105 feet. Find the height of the coaster after
the first descent.
15 feet White
195 feet Gold
-15 feet Brown
Lisa Blagus http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Lisa-Blagus Spring 2013
Summertime Integers
Solve the following integer problems and circle the correct answer. On the following page, color the corresponding number on the picture that was chosen for each problem number.
# Problem Answer #1 Answer #2 Answer #3
1
Casey waited tables this summer. On Monday, she made $60. Each day, her pay decreased by $4. What integer
represents the total change in her pay over a 5-day period?
$20 Light Blue
$40 Dark Green
$56 Red
2
The temperature at noon on a summer day was 88⁰ C. At midnight, the temperature had dropped 12⁰. What was
the temperature at midnight?
-12⁰ Light Brown
100⁰ Pink
76⁰
Red
3
Monica’s credit card statement showed that she owed $250. She made a payment of $200, then she
charged $38 for gasoline. She returned a bathing suit for a refund of $15. What is her new balance?
$503 Purple
-$73 Silver
$103 White
4
A submarine is in the middle of the ocean at a depth of 115 feet. It dives to a depth of 4 times its initial depth.
Write the submarine’s depth as an integer.
-111 feet Orange
-119 feet Black
-460 feet Light Green
5
A group of hikers is descending a mountain at a rate of 400 feet per hour. After three hours, what integer
represents their total change in elevation?
-1200 feet Yellow
2400 feet Dark Brown
1200 feet Dark Blue
6 A scuba diver is at a depth of 82 feet. He descends another 19 feet. Write his new depth as an integer.
-101 feet Pink
63 feet Red
101 feet Gold
7
James plays football with some of his neighborhood friends. Last week he ran four plays from the halfback
position. He made "gains" measured in yards of 13, 6, 10, and 7. What were his average yards per gain?
-9 yards Gray
9 yards Black
36 yards Hot Pink
8
Lisa and Molly were digging holes in the sand at the beach to build their sandcastles. Lisa dug an 11 foot hole and Molly dug a 14 foot hole. Find the difference in depth.
-3 feet Lime Green
25 feet Lilac
3 feet Orange
9
Five 6th graders were in a 3-mile race. Johnny came in third with a time of 34 minutes. Three of the runners had times of -5, -3, and +4 minutes relative to Johnny’s time.
The fifth-place racer’s time was 12 minutes slower than the winner’s. What was the fifth-place runner’s time?
22 minutes Silver
41 minutes Dark Green
30 minutes Red
10
The population of a small town is changing at a rate of -255 people per year. How long will it take for the change
in population to be -2,040 people?
-8 years Sky Blue
1785 years Lilac
8 years Yellow
11
Mr. Ha-Ha is a circus clown at the town carnival. He starts the day with 68 pieces of candy. At the end of the
day he has given away 383 pieces of candy. How many more pieces of candy did he have to get to be able to give
away that many pieces?
315 candies Purple
451 candies Peach
5.6 candies Neon Orange
12
A roller coaster begins at 90 feet above ground level. Then it descends 105 feet. Find the height of the coaster
after the first descent.
15 feet White
195 feet Gold
-15 feet Brown
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