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Score: ___ /20 points Name: Hala Suboh Period: 2 Date: 8-12-?? Directions: Classify each number as natural, whole, integer, rational, or irrational. Some numbers will have more than one classification. 1. 3.45 Whole, Intgers, Rational, Natural 2. -9 Natrul, Whole, Integers, Rational 3. 1,270 Whole, Integers, Rational 4. 1.232323 Irrational 5. 4/5 Natural, Whole, Integers, Ratinol 6. -232,323 Irrational 7. -98 Integers, Rational 8. 1.98 Rational, Integers 9. ?16 10. ?2 Directions: Answer each question as true or false. T=True F=False 11. An irrational number can also be a real number. T 12. An irrational number is a real number and an integer. T 13. A whole number is also an integer. T 14. A decimal is considered a real number and a rational number. T 15. A negative decimal can still be considered an integer. T 16. An irrational number is a terminating decimal. T 17. A radical is always an irrational number. F 18. Negative whole numbers are integers and are also rational numbers. T 19. Pi is an example of an irrational number. F 20. A repeating decimal is also a rational number. T

          Score: ___ /20 points Name: Hala Suboh Period: 2 Date: 8-12-?? Directions: Classify each number as natural, whole, integer, rational, or irrational. Some numbers will have more than one classification. 1. 3.45 Whole, Intgers, Rational, Natural 2. -9 Natrul, Whole, Integers, Rational 3. 1,270 Whole, Integers, Rational 4. 1.232323 Irrational 5. 4/5 Natural, Whole, Integers, Ratinol 6. -232,323 Irrational 7. -98 Integers, Rational 8. 1.98 Rational, Integers 9. ?16 10. ?2 Directions: Answer each question as true or false. T=True F=False 11. An irrational number can also be a real number. T 12. An irrational number is a real number and an integer. T 13. A whole number is also an integer. T 14. A decimal is considered a real number and a rational number. T 15. A negative decimal can still be considered an integer. T 16. An irrational number is a terminating decimal. T 17. A radical is always an irrational number. F 18. Negative whole numbers are integers and are also rational numbers. T 19. Pi is an example of an irrational number. F 20. A repeating decimal is also a rational number. T

Score: /20 points Name: Hala Suboh Period: 2 Date: 8-12-?? Directions: Classify each number as natural, whole, integer, rational, or irrational. Some numbers will have more than one classification. 1. 3.45 Whole, Intgers, Rational, Natural 2. -9 Natrul, Whole, Integers, Rational 3. 1,270 Whole, Integers, Rational 4. 1.232323 Irrational 5. 4/5 Natural, Whole, Integers, Ratinol 6. -232,323 Irrational 7. -98 Integers, Rational 8. 1.98 Rational, Integers 9. ?16 10. ?2 Directions: Answer each question as true or false. T=True F=False 11. An irrational number can also be a real number. T 12. An irrational number is a real number and an integer. T 13. A whole number is also an integer. T 14. A decimal is considered a real number and a rational number. T 15. A negative decimal can still be considered an integer. T 16. An irrational number is a terminating decimal. T 17. A radical is always an irrational number. F 18. Negative whole numbers are integers and are also rational numbers. T 19. Pi is an example of an irrational number. F 20. A repeating decimal is also a rational number. T

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