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Class 6 Maths Worksheet: Integers and Roman Numerals

Maths worksheets lesson 41: Integers and Roman numerals · Set 322 · 40 sums
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The method (Walk the number line): On a number line, the number further right is bigger: −3 > −8, and every negative number is smaller than 0. Same signs: add the sizes and keep the sign. Different signs: subtract the smaller size from the bigger and keep the sign of the bigger size. Taking away more than you have goes below 0: 5 − 12 = −7. Roman numerals: add the values, but a smaller numeral before a bigger one is taken away — IV = 4, IX = 9, XL = 40, XC = 90, CD = 400, CM = 900.

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  1. 1.What is (−8) + 12? =
  2. 2.What number is the Roman numeral DLXX?
  3. 3.Which is bigger: −10 or −16? (a) −16 (b) −10
  4. 4.What is (−15) + (−6)? (a) 9 (b) −9 (c) −21 (d) 21
  5. 5.On a number line, start at −11 and move 23 steps to the right. Where do you land? (a) −12 (b) −34 (c) 12
  6. 6.How is 703 written in Roman numerals? (a) DCCIII (b) DCCII (c) DCCXIII
  7. 7.At night the temperature in Shimla was −3 °C. By noon it had gone up by 18 °C. What was the temperature at noon (in °C)?
  8. 8.On a number line, start at −15 and move 16 steps to the right. Where do you land? (a) −1 (b) −31 (c) 1
  9. 9.How is 992 written in Roman numerals? (a) CMXCI (b) DCCCCLXXXXII (c) CMXCII
  10. 10.Which is bigger: 6 or −9? (a) 6 (b) −9
  11. 11.What is (−11) + 28? =
  12. 12.How is 57 written in Roman numerals? (a) LVI (b) LXVII (c) LVII
  13. 13.On a number line, start at −4 and move 13 steps to the right. Where do you land? (a) −9 (b) −17 (c) 9
  14. 14.At night the temperature in Tawang was −4 °C. By noon it had gone up by 15 °C. What was the temperature at noon (in °C)?
  15. 15.What is 22 + (−8)? =
  16. 16.How many integers are there between −12 and 4? (Do not count −12 and 4 themselves.)
  17. 17.How is 973 written in Roman numerals? (a) CMLXXII (b) DCCCCLXXIII (c) CMLXXIII
  18. 18.What is (−15) + 42? =
  19. 19.What number is the Roman numeral XCVIII?
  20. 20.What number is the Roman numeral LII?
  21. 21.What is (−20) + 34? =
  22. 22.What number is the Roman numeral CLXI?
  23. 23.What number is the Roman numeral XXI?
  24. 24.At night the temperature in Shimla was −5 °C. By noon it had gone up by 10 °C. What was the temperature at noon (in °C)?
  25. 25.What number is the Roman numeral XLIV?
  26. 26.Which is smaller: 0 or −9? (a) −9 (b) 0
  27. 27.What is (−8) + 6? (a) −14 (b) 2 (c) 14 (d) −2
  28. 28.Which is bigger: −15 or 5? (a) 5 (b) −15
  29. 29.What is (−3) + (−26)? (a) 29 (b) 23 (c) −29 (d) −23
  30. 30.At night the temperature in Manali was −2 °C. By noon it had gone up by 12 °C. What was the temperature at noon (in °C)?
  31. 31.Which is smaller: 11 or −16? (a) 11 (b) −16
  32. 32.On a number line, start at −10 and move 19 steps to the right. Where do you land? (a) −29 (b) −9 (c) 9
  33. 33.At night the temperature in Leh was −7 °C. By noon it had gone up by 12 °C. What was the temperature at noon (in °C)?
  34. 34.What number is the Roman numeral DCCCLXXXVII?
  35. 35.What is 8 − 28? (a) −36 (b) −20 (c) 36 (d) 20
  36. 36.Which is bigger: −12 or 18? (a) −12 (b) 18
  37. 37.How many integers are there between −1 and 1? (Do not count −1 and 1 themselves.)
  38. 38.How many integers are there between −3 and 12? (Do not count −3 and 12 themselves.)
  39. 39.On a number line, start at −5 and move 3 steps to the left. Where do you land? (a) −8 (b) −2 (c) 8
  40. 40.At night the temperature in Leh was −11 °C. By noon it had gone up by 25 °C. What was the temperature at noon (in °C)?

Answer key

  1. 4
  2. 570
  3. −10
  4. −21
  5. 12
  6. DCCIII
  7. 15
  8. 1
  9. CMXCII
  10. 6
  11. 17
  12. LVII
  13. 9
  14. 11
  15. 14
  16. 15
  17. CMLXXIII
  18. 27
  19. 98
  20. 52
  21. 14
  22. 161
  23. 21
  24. 5
  25. 44
  26. −9
  27. −2
  28. 5
  29. −29
  30. 10
  31. −16
  32. 9
  33. 5
  34. 887
  35. −20
  36. 18
  37. 1
  38. 14
  39. −8
  40. 14

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