One-Step Inequalities Practice Test
20 one-step inequality questions with sign reversals, graphs, applications, and worked explanations.
Solve one-step inequalities and practice when the inequality sign must reverse.
20 one-step inequality questions with sign reversals, graphs, applications, and worked explanations.
This test develops the same inverse-operation skills used in one-step equations while emphasizing one additional rule: multiplying or dividing by a negative number reverses the inequality sign.
Students practice integers, fractions, decimals, short verbal models, and basic number-line notation. Strict and inclusive endpoints are both represented.
Adding and subtracting constants, multiplying and dividing coefficients, reversing signs for negative operations, translating at least and no more than, and reading open or closed endpoints.
Keep the inequality direction when adding, subtracting, or multiplying by a positive number. Reverse it only when multiplying or dividing both sides by a negative number.
Do not reverse the sign after a positive operation, forget to reverse it after a negative operation, or confuse open circles with closed circles.
Every explanation shows the inverse operation, the endpoint decision, and the error represented by each distractor.