Write and graph x > c, x < c
Grade 6 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
Bo sees a low bridge for trucks shorter than 11 feet. The bar for a truck's height, x, is shorter than the bar for 11. What inequality for x do the bars show?
Esme reads the swing sign: 8 years is the youngest allowed. The bar for the age, x, is as long as the bar for 8 or longer. What inequality for x do the bars show?
To win a prize, Kira must read over 14 pages today. The bar for the pages read, x, is longer than the bar for 14. What inequality for x do the bars show?
Luz has x cookies left, and 16 is more than that. The bar for x is shorter than the bar for 16. What inequality for x do the bars show?
Milo's class trip needs no fewer than 13 helpers. The bar for the number of helpers, x, is as long as the bar for 13 or longer. What inequality for x do the bars show?
Noah loads a van that can carry at most 17 boxes. The bar for the boxes, x, is as long as the bar for 17 or shorter. What inequality for x do the bars show?
Ren checks a clue: which number line shows x ≤ 10? An open circle means the number is not a solution. A closed circle means it is.
- an open circle at 10, shaded to the left
- a closed circle at 10, shaded to the left
- a closed circle at 10, shaded to the right
Zee checks a clue: which number line shows x ≥ 12? An open circle means the number is not a solution. A closed circle means it is.
Use the picture in question 7.
- a closed circle at 12, shaded to the left
- a closed circle at 12, shaded to the right
- an open circle at 12, shaded to the right
Bo needs a ladder shorter than 18 feet, so x < 18. Test these numbers in x < 18: 17.5, 12 and 3. They all work. Which statement is true?
Use the picture in question 7.
- Only one number works: 12.
- Only whole numbers work: 17, 16, 15 and so on, because decimals cannot be solutions
- Many numbers work, such as 17.5 and 12. There are infinitely many solutions.
Esme's recipe needs at least 4 cups of oats, so x ≥ 4. Test these numbers in x ≥ 4: 4, 4.5 and 9. They all work. Which statement is true?
Use the picture in question 7.
- Only whole numbers work: 4, 5, 6 and so on.
- Many numbers work, such as 4.5 and 9. There are infinitely many solutions.
- Only one number works: 4.