Compare and order real numbers

Grade 8 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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

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    Number line with a tick at every hundredth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is √14, card B is 3 4/5, card C is 3.6, card D is 365%, card E is 3.7.

  2. Tala deals five number cards. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the five letters.

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    Number line with a tick at every hundredth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is √2, card B is 1 2/5, card C is 142%, card D is 1.41, card E is 1.45.

  4. Ari sorts five number cards for a game. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the five letters.

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    Number line with a tick at every thousandth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is 4.2 × 10⁻¹, card B is 0.04, card C is 1/2, card D is 41%.

  6. Bo sorts four number cards. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the four letters.

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    Number line with a tick at every thousandth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is 3.5 × 10⁻², card B is 3/10, card C is 0.4%, card D is 2.5%.

  8. Esme lines up four cards. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the four letters.

  9. Luz picks two numbers between two whole numbers. Which pair has one rational and one irrational number, both between 2 and 3?

    • √5 and √8
    • 2.5 and √7
    • 2.5 and √12
    • 2.2 and 2.7
  10. Milo searches for numbers between 7 and 8. Which pair has one rational and one irrational number, both between 7 and 8?

    • 7.5 and √56
    • 7.5 and √40
    • 7.2 and 7.8
    • √52 and √60
  11. Noah compares a cube root with a decimal. Which is greater, ∛30 or 3.2?

    • They are equal.
    • ∛30 is greater.
    • 3.2 is greater.
  12. Tala explains a comparison on the board. Which reason shows that √50 is greater than 7?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • A root sign makes a number bigger.
    • 50 is greater than 7.
    • √50 is about 5.
    • 7 × 7 = 49, and 50 is more than 49.
  13. Zee defends a comparison in math club. Which reason shows that √40 is less than 6.5?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • 40 is much bigger than 6.5.
    • 6.5 × 6.5 = 42.25, and 40 is less than 42.25.
    • A root is always smaller than a plain number.
    • √40 is about 7.
  14. Ari checks a reason for a comparison. Which reason shows that √90 is greater than 9.4?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • Roots are always smaller than plain numbers.
    • 90 is greater than 9.4.
    • √90 is about 10.
    • 9.4 × 9.4 = 88.36, and 90 is more than 88.36.
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Answer Key - Grade 8 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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

  1. Read this first

    Use this

    Number line with a tick at every hundredth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is √14, card B is 3 4/5, card C is 3.6, card D is 365%, card E is 3.7.

  2. Tala deals five number cards. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the five letters.

    C, D, E, A, B
  3. Use this

    Number line with a tick at every hundredth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is √2, card B is 1 2/5, card C is 142%, card D is 1.41, card E is 1.45.

  4. Ari sorts five number cards for a game. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the five letters.

    B, D, A, C, E
  5. Use this

    Number line with a tick at every thousandth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is 4.2 × 10⁻¹, card B is 0.04, card C is 1/2, card D is 41%.

  6. Bo sorts four number cards. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the four letters.

    B, D, A, C
  7. Use this

    Number line with a tick at every thousandth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is 3.5 × 10⁻², card B is 3/10, card C is 0.4%, card D is 2.5%.

  8. Esme lines up four cards. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the four letters.

    C, D, A, B
  9. Luz picks two numbers between two whole numbers. Which pair has one rational and one irrational number, both between 2 and 3?

    • √5 and √8
    • 2.5 and √7
    • 2.5 and √12
    • 2.2 and 2.7
  10. Milo searches for numbers between 7 and 8. Which pair has one rational and one irrational number, both between 7 and 8?

    • 7.5 and √56
    • 7.5 and √40
    • 7.2 and 7.8
    • √52 and √60
  11. Noah compares a cube root with a decimal. Which is greater, ∛30 or 3.2?

    • They are equal.
    • ∛30 is greater.
    • 3.2 is greater.
  12. Tala explains a comparison on the board. Which reason shows that √50 is greater than 7?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • A root sign makes a number bigger.
    • 50 is greater than 7.
    • √50 is about 5.
    • 7 × 7 = 49, and 50 is more than 49.
  13. Zee defends a comparison in math club. Which reason shows that √40 is less than 6.5?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • 40 is much bigger than 6.5.
    • 6.5 × 6.5 = 42.25, and 40 is less than 42.25.
    • A root is always smaller than a plain number.
    • √40 is about 7.
  14. Ari checks a reason for a comparison. Which reason shows that √90 is greater than 9.4?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • Roots are always smaller than plain numbers.
    • 90 is greater than 9.4.
    • √90 is about 10.
    • 9.4 × 9.4 = 88.36, and 90 is more than 88.36.