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Mathematics Quiz: Multiplying and Dividing Positive and Negative Numbers

Instructions:

For each question, refer to the corresponding description of the picture. Write your answers clearly.


Questions

  1. Question 1: The image of a simple number line showing the numbers -5 to 5 with arrows indicating multiplication of -3 and 4. What is the result of multiplying -3 by 4?

  2. Question 2: The image of a scale with a positive number (6) on one side and a negative number (-2) on the other. What is the result of dividing 6 by -2?

  3. Question 3: The image of two baskets: one with 8 apples (positive) and another with -2 oranges (negative). If you multiply the number of apples by -2, how many fruits do you have?

  4. Question 4: The image of a math board with a multiplication problem showing -4 times -6. What is the result of this multiplication?

  5. Question 5: The image of a teacher using fingers to represent the division of -10 by -5. What is the result of dividing -10 by -5?

  6. Question 6: The image of a clock face highlighting the numbers 2 (positive) and -3. What is the product of 2 and -3?

  7. Question 7: The image of a mountain where one side is a steep slope (positive) and the other is a decline (negative). What results from multiplying the positive slope (5) with the negative side (-1)?

  8. Question 8: The image of a grocery store receiving a delivery of 12 (positive) watermelons and returning 4 (negative) spoiled ones. What is the result of dividing 12 by -4?

  9. Question 9: The image of a person earning $15 (positive) but losing $5 (negative) in a game. What is the result of multiplying 15 and -1?

  10. Question 10: The image of a garden with 10 flowers (positive) and 2 weeds (negative). What is the product when you multiply the flowers by -2?

  11. Question 11: The image of a bus chart where 20 students are heading (positive) in the direction of -4 instead of +4. What is the result of dividing 20 by -4?

  12. Question 12: The image of a single pizza showing 8 slices (positive) and 2 slices taken away (negative). What is the result of multiplying 8 by -2?

  13. Question 13: The image of a hill with a positive slope of 7 and a ladder representing -1. What does multiplying 7 by -1 equal?

  14. Question 14: The image of a pot with a capacity of -3 liters (negative) being filled with 9 liters (positive). What is the result when you divide 9 by -3?

  15. Question 15: The image of a small stack of bills showing +20 on top and -2 on the bottom. What do you get when you multiply +20 with -2?

  16. Question 16: The image of two opposing athletes standing side by side, one labeled +8 and the other -4. What is the product of +8 and -4?

  17. Question 17: The image of a playground with 5 swings (positive) and -3 kids returned home. What is the result of multiplying 5 by -3?

  18. Question 18: The image of a temperature gauge showing 10 degrees (positive) and down -4 degrees. What do you get when you divide 10 by -2?

  19. Question 19: The image of an elevator going up to a floor number showing 3 (positive) and going down -3. What is the result of multiplying 3 levels by -3?

  20. Question 20: The image of a tree with 7 branches (positive) and losing 1 to a storm (negative). What do you get when you divide 7 branches by -1?


Correct Answers

  1. -12
  2. -3
  3. -16
  4. 24
  5. 2
  6. -6
  7. -5
  8. -3
  9. -15
  10. -20
  11. -5
  12. -16
  13. -7
  14. -3
  15. -40
  16. -32
  17. -15
  18. -5
  19. -9
  20. -7

Make sure to review your answers and understand the concepts of multiplying and dividing positive and negative numbers!