Compare and order numbers, including negatives
Grade 6 Math Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
Noah sorts numbers for a school project. Compare -45 and -9. Write a true statement with -45 first and -9 last, using < or >. For example: 2 < 5.
Pia double-checks a number-line quiz. Compare -28 and -31. Write a true statement with -28 first and -31 last, using < or >. For example: 2 < 5.
Tala checks a clue on a treasure map. Compare -0.6 and -0.2. Write a true statement with -0.6 first and -0.2 last, using < or >. For example: 2 < 5.
Zee is comparing numbers on a worksheet. Compare -1.5 and -2.5. Write a true statement with -1.5 first and -2.5 last, using < or >. For example: 2 < 5.
Ari solves a quiz problem with a pen. Compare -3.2 and -3.9. Write a true statement with -3.2 first and -3.9 last, using < or >. For example: 2 < 5.
Esme is the treasurer for the art club and the chess club. The art club's fund shows -24 dollars and the chess club's fund shows -19 dollars. Which club has more money?
- the chess club
- They have the same amount.
- the art club
Jun checks the weather on a chilly day. Which is warmer: -14 degrees or -20 degrees?
- -20 degrees
- They are the same.
- -14 degrees
Kira stocks the freezer with ice cream. A freezer at -12 degrees Celsius is ____ a freezer at -20 degrees Celsius.
- warmer than
- just as cold as
- colder than
Pia lines up scores from a game. Which list puts these numbers in order from least to greatest? Numbers: -18, 25, -4, -33, 9.
- 25, 9, -4, -18, -33
- -4, -18, -33, 9, 25
- -4, 9, -18, 25, -33
- -33, -18, -4, 9, 25
Ren sorts numbers for a puzzle. Which list puts these numbers in order from least to greatest? Numbers: -14, -6, -21, 8, 0.
- 8, 0, -6, -14, -21
- 0, -6, 8, -14, -21
- 0, -21, -14, -6, 8
- -21, -14, -6, 0, 8
- -6, -14, -21, 0, 8