Opposites of Integers Worksheet
Practice identifying and understanding the opposites of integers on a number line for Grade 6 math.
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Opposites of Integers
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Read each question carefully and provide the correct answer. Remember that the opposite of a number is the same distance from zero on the number line but in the opposite direction.
1. The opposite of +5 is .
2. The opposite of -12 is .
3. The opposite of 0 is .
4. The opposite of -8 is .
5. The opposite of +20 is .
6. Which of the following is the opposite of -7?
-7
0
+7
1/7
7. The number -3 is the opposite of which number?
+3
-3
0
1/3
8. Draw a number line and plot the integer -4 and its opposite. Label both points.
9. What is the distance between 6 and its opposite on a number line?
10. The opposite of a positive integer is always a negative integer.
True
False
11. Zero has no opposite.
True
False
Match each integer with its opposite.
12. -9
a. +15
13. +4
b. -4
14. -15
c. +9
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