Kinds of real numbers: rational and irrational

Grade 8 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Bo copies a long decimal into a notebook. Point P is the number 2.1666…, and its digits repeat the digit 6 forever. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • irrational numbers
    • rational numbers
    • integers
  2. Jun checks a decimal in a math book. Point P is the number 0.125, and its digits stop after the 5. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • rational numbers
    • integers
    • irrational numbers
  3. Luz scrolls through a screen full of digits. Point P is the number 2.6457513…, and its digits never end and never repeat. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • integers
    • irrational numbers
    • rational numbers
  4. Milo writes 6.0 in a score box. Point P is the number 6.0, and its digits are a 6, a point and a 0, and nothing more. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • integers
    • whole numbers
    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
  5. Noah puts √49 on a number line for a poster. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √49?

    • irrational numbers
    • rational numbers
    • whole numbers
  6. Pia wants to place √20 on a number line. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √20?

    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
  7. Read this first

    Use this

    Number line from 0 to 13, ticks every 1. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Check: 12 × 12 = 144. P is the mark √144.

  8. Ren is checking √144 for a puzzle. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √144?

    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
  9. Tala marks √12 on a chalk number line. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √12?

    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
  10. Ari has √121 on a puzzle card. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √121?

    • whole numbers
    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
  11. Bo finds √90 in a math game. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √90?

    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
    • rational numbers
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Kinds of real numbers: rational and irrational

Answer Key - Grade 8 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer.

  1. Bo copies a long decimal into a notebook. Point P is the number 2.1666…, and its digits repeat the digit 6 forever. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • irrational numbers
    • rational numbers
    • integers
  2. Jun checks a decimal in a math book. Point P is the number 0.125, and its digits stop after the 5. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • rational numbers
    • integers
    • irrational numbers
  3. Luz scrolls through a screen full of digits. Point P is the number 2.6457513…, and its digits never end and never repeat. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • integers
    • irrational numbers
    • rational numbers
  4. Milo writes 6.0 in a score box. Point P is the number 6.0, and its digits are a 6, a point and a 0, and nothing more. What is the smallest group that holds P?

    • integers
    • whole numbers
    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
  5. Noah puts √49 on a number line for a poster. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √49?

    • irrational numbers
    • rational numbers
    • whole numbers
  6. Pia wants to place √20 on a number line. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √20?

    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
  7. Read this first

    Use this

    Number line from 0 to 13, ticks every 1. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Check: 12 × 12 = 144. P is the mark √144.

  8. Ren is checking √144 for a puzzle. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √144?

    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
  9. Tala marks √12 on a chalk number line. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √12?

    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
  10. Ari has √121 on a puzzle card. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √121?

    • whole numbers
    • rational numbers
    • irrational numbers
  11. Bo finds √90 in a math game. The figure shows whole numbers multiplied by themselves. What is the smallest group that holds √90?

    • irrational numbers
    • whole numbers
    • rational numbers