Kinds of numbers: whole, integer, fraction
Grade 7 Math Worksheet

Circle the best answer.
Jun sorts number cards into three boxes (one box is covered in glitter). Which is the smallest group that holds 5.0?
- fractions (rational numbers)
- integers
- whole numbers
Kira sorts number cards into three boxes (one box is covered in glitter). Which is the smallest group that holds -16/4?
- integers
- fractions (rational numbers)
- whole numbers
Luz sorts number cards into three boxes (one box is covered in glitter). Which is the smallest group that holds 0?
- integers
- fractions (rational numbers)
- whole numbers
Milo sorts number cards into three boxes (one box is covered in glitter). Which is the smallest group that holds 0.25?
- fractions (rational numbers)
- whole numbers
- integers
Noah's hiking trail is 6.0 km long (the map has a happy sun on it). Which is the smallest group that holds 6.0?
- integers
- whole numbers
- fractions (rational numbers)
Ren pours 3/8 gallon of water into a bucket (the bucket looks relieved). Which is the smallest group that holds 3/8?
- fractions (rational numbers)
- integers
- whole numbers
Zee reads a clue card about 21/3 (the card smells like pencil shavings). Which statement about 21/3 is true?
- 21/3 is a rational number, but not a whole number.
- 21/3 is a whole number, an integer and a rational number.
- 21/3 is not a rational number.
- 21/3 is an integer, but not a whole number.
Bo reads a clue card about -22/2 (the card smells like pencil shavings). Which statement about -22/2 is true?
- -22/2 is a rational number only.
- -22/2 is not an integer, because it is a fraction.
- -22/2 is an integer and a rational number, but not a whole number.
- -22/2 is a whole number.
Esme marks four points on a number line (the points are P, Q, R and S). Which point is not an integer?
- Point P
- Point S
- Point Q
- Point R
Luz marks four points on a number line (the points are P, Q, R and S). Which point is an integer but not a whole number?
Number line from -10 to 10, ticks every 1. P at 8. Q at -16/2. R at 3/2. S at -1/2. Number line from -10 to 10, ticks every 1. P at 8. Q at -16/2. R at 3/2. S at -1/2. −10 −8 −6 −4 −2 0 2 4 6 8 10 P Q R S - Point P
- Point S
- Point Q
- Point R