Which statement is always true about a non-zero number and its opposite?

They are both positive numbers.

They are both negative numbers.

One is positive and one is negative.

They are located on the same side of zero.

Understand Integers Practice — Grade 6 math

1. On a number line, the opposite of the number $-15$ is ___.
2. What is the simplified value of the expression $-(-11)$?
- A. 11
- B. -11
- C. 0
- D. 22
3. Which statement is always true about a non-zero number and its opposite?
- A. They are both positive numbers.
- B. They are both negative numbers.
- C. One is positive and one is negative.
- D. They are located on the same side of zero.
4. If a withdrawal of 40 dollars is represented by the number $-40$, its opposite, a deposit of 40 dollars, is represented by the number ___.
5. Calculate the value of the expression $-(-(-20))$. The result is ___.
6. To plot the integer $-8$ on a number line, how would you move from the starting point of $0$?
- A. Move 8 units to the right.
- B. Move 8 units to the left.
- C. Stay at 0.
- D. Move 0 units to the right.
7. If you start at $0$ on a number line and move $11$ units to the right, you will be at the integer ___.
8. Which of the following statements about the number zero is correct?
- A. Zero is a positive integer.
- B. Zero is a negative integer.
- C. Zero is neither positive nor negative.
- D. Zero is not an integer.
9. Every integer has an opposite. The opposite of the integer $25$ is ___.
10. A submarine is at sea level, which is represented by the integer $0$. If it dives $100$ feet, which integer represents its new position?
- A. 100
- B. -100
- C. 0
- D. 10