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Order temperatures and balances in real-world contexts

Grade 6 math · Fieldbook Learning

Name ______________________ Date __________

Treat temperatures and balances as positions on a number line. The warmer or greater value sits farther right. Write only what the question asks for.

  1. Zoe's balance is $10 and Ben's balance is −$5. Which balance is greater? Write the number only.
  2. The temperature on Monday was −7 °C and on Tuesday it was 0 °C. Which temperature was warmer? Write the number only.
  3. The temperature on Monday was −3 °F and on Tuesday it was −10 °F. Which temperature was warmer? Write the number only.
  4. The temperature on Monday was 9 °C and on Tuesday it was 5 °C. Which temperature was warmer? Write the number only.
  5. The temperature on Monday was −13 °F and on Tuesday it was 15 °F. Which temperature was warmer? Write the number only.
  6. Leo's balance is $10 and Jo's balance is −$15. Which balance is greater? Write the number only.
  7. The temperature on Monday was 14 °C and on Tuesday it was −20 °C. Which temperature was warmer? Write the number only.
  8. The temperature on Monday was −8 °C and on Tuesday it was −2 °C. Which temperature was colder? Write the number only.
  9. At noon it was −18.2 °F. At midnight it was 15.6 °F. Which symbol makes this true: −18.2 °F ___ 15.6 °F? Write < or >.
  10. The temperature on Monday was 10.9 °C and on Tuesday it was −13.3 °C. Which temperature was warmer? Write the number only.
  11. At noon it was −2.5 °F. At midnight it was −1.3 °F. Which symbol makes this true: −2.5 °F ___ −1.3 °F? Write < or >.
  12. At noon it was 2.2 °F. At midnight it was 16.5 °F. Which symbol makes this true: 2.2 °F ___ 16.5 °F? Write < or >.
  13. The temperature on Monday was 13 °C and on Tuesday it was 14 °C. Which temperature was warmer? Write the number only.
  14. At noon it was −47 °F. At midnight it was 23 °F. Which symbol makes this true: −47 °F ___ 23 °F? Write < or >.
  15. The temperature on Monday was −10 °F and on Tuesday it was −18 °F. Which temperature was colder? Write the number only.
  16. Zoe's balance is −$7 and Leo's balance is −$10. Which balance is less? Write the number only.
  17. Ben's balance is −$23.5 and Nina's balance is −$11.7. Which balance is less? Write the number only.
  18. At noon it was −29.1 °C. At midnight it was 4.0 °C. Which symbol makes this true: −29.1 °C ___ 4.0 °C? Write < or >.
  19. Mia's balance is $31.2 and Leo's balance is $41.3. Which balance is less? Write the number only.
  20. The temperature on Monday was −1.5 °F and on Tuesday it was 43.8 °F. Which temperature was colder? Write the number only.
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Answer key: Order temperatures and balances in real-world contexts

  1. 10
  2. 0
  3. −3
  4. 9
  5. 15
  6. 10
  7. 14
  8. −8
  9. <
  10. 10.9
  11. <
  12. <
  13. 14
  14. <
  15. −18
  16. −10
  17. −23.5
  18. <
  19. 31.2
  20. −1.5