One-step inequalities, including flipping the sign

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Ari draws two bars for x + 4 > 9, with a ruler and a very steady hand. What inequality gets x by itself?

  2. Two bars, not to scale. Tala sketches the bars for 3x < 12 on lined paper. What inequality gets x by itself?

  3. Jun shades one part of x in the bars for x/2 ≥ 5. What inequality gets x by itself?

  4. Kira spots a negative number in front of x: -3x > 12. What inequality gets x by itself?

  5. Ren gets -2x ≤ 10 as the bonus question. What inequality gets x by itself?

  6. Four number lines, each marked every 1 from -1 to 14. Esme solves x + 5 > 8 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at 3, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at 13, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the right
  7. Noah solves -2x ≥ 6 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at -3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at -3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at -3, shaded to the right
    • a closed circle at -12, shaded to the left
  8. Ari solves x/2 < 6 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at 12, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at 12, shaded to the left
    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at 12, shaded to the left
  9. Luz solves x ÷ (-3) > 1 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at -3, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at -3, shaded to the left
    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at -3, shaded to the left
  10. Jun checks four numbers in -2x < 8 before class. Which number makes it true?

    • -6
    • -3
    • -4
    • -5
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One-step inequalities, including flipping the sign

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Ari draws two bars for x + 4 > 9, with a ruler and a very steady hand. What inequality gets x by itself?

    x > 5
  2. Two bars, not to scale. Tala sketches the bars for 3x < 12 on lined paper. What inequality gets x by itself?

    x < 4
  3. Jun shades one part of x in the bars for x/2 ≥ 5. What inequality gets x by itself?

    x ≥ 10
  4. Kira spots a negative number in front of x: -3x > 12. What inequality gets x by itself?

    x < -4
  5. Ren gets -2x ≤ 10 as the bonus question. What inequality gets x by itself?

    x ≥ -5
  6. Four number lines, each marked every 1 from -1 to 14. Esme solves x + 5 > 8 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at 3, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at 13, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the right
  7. Noah solves -2x ≥ 6 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at -3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at -3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at -3, shaded to the right
    • a closed circle at -12, shaded to the left
  8. Ari solves x/2 < 6 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at 12, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at 12, shaded to the left
    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at 12, shaded to the left
  9. Luz solves x ÷ (-3) > 1 and draws the answer on a number line marked every 1. Which number line is right?

    • an open circle at -3, shaded to the right
    • an open circle at -3, shaded to the left
    • an open circle at 3, shaded to the left
    • a closed circle at -3, shaded to the left
  10. Jun checks four numbers in -2x < 8 before class. Which number makes it true?

    • -6
    • -3
    • -4
    • -5