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Inequalities practice

Students practise writing and graphing inequalities on a number line by answering prompts like match an inequality to a graph, identify the inequality from a word description, and choose which graph fits x < 4, x ≥ -2, or x at least 7. Level: 6th grade.

By Edform · Mathematics · Grade 6 · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New

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Questions

  1. Which inequality means that x is at least 7?
  2. Which description matches the graph of x ≥ -2?
  3. Which graph represents x < 4?
  4. A library book may be checked out for no more than 12 days. Which inequality represents d, the number of days?
  5. Put these steps in order to graph x > -1 on a number line.
  6. Match each inequality to the correct number-line graph description.
  7. Complete the inequality to represent “n is less than or equal to 9.”
  8. Complete the inequality to represent “a number y is greater than -4.”
  9. Choose the correct symbols to complete the sentence.
  10. Decide whether each statement about inequalities and number-line graphs is true or false.

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