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7.NS.A.1–A.3 · Grade 7 · exact rational arithmetic

7th Grade Rational Numbers Worksheets

Move beyond separate integer, fraction, and decimal drills. Generate one coherent Grade 7 number-system progression: signed addition and subtraction, horizontal or vertical number-line models, multiplication and division, terminating versus repeating decimals, operation properties, mixed review, and real-world rational-number problems.

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Grade 7 Rational Numbers Review

Mixed Grade 7 7.NS review · Grade 7 standard · Seed 271701

1.

The temperature is -6.9°C. It changes by 6°C. What is the new temperature?

Write a signed equation first; keep the unit attached to the result.

2.

The temperature is 3.4°C. It changes by -0.9°C. What is the new temperature?

Write a signed equation first; keep the unit attached to the result.

3.

Evaluate (16/5 - 1.2) ÷ 1 2/3. Follow the order of operations and give an exact simplified answer.

Exact result: ____________________

4.

Rewrite subtraction as addition of the additive inverse, then solve: 5/3 - (-1).

Rewrite with the named strategy, then evaluate exactly.

5.

A diver is at -5 1/2 meters relative to sea level. The diver's elevation changes by 1 3/4 meters. What is the new elevation?

Write a signed equation first; keep the unit attached to the result.

6.

Use commutative and associative properties to evaluate (1/2 × (-1)) × 2 by pairing reciprocals.

Rewrite with the named strategy, then evaluate exactly.

7.

Model and solve -1 3/4 + 1 on the vertical number line. Start at the first value and show the signed movement.

-3-2-101Start -1 3/4

The filled point is the starting value. Draw the signed movement and endpoint; reveal answers only when checking work.

8.

Use the distributive property to expand and evaluate -2(-4/3 + (-2/3)).

Rewrite with the named strategy, then evaluate exactly.

9.

An account balance is $8.60. A transaction changes the balance by $39.95. What is the new balance?

Write a signed equation first; keep the unit attached to the result.

10.

Compute 2 1/3 + (-5 1/2). Give an exact simplified answer.

Exact result: ____________________

Exact-construction rule: operations use normalized integer numerator/denominator pairs, number-line positions use exact ticks, repeating decimals come from remainder cycles, and money contexts use exact cents. No answer depends on binary floating-point rounding.

Focused Grade 7 practice

Open one rational-number skill directly

Coverage map

How this library covers the Grade 7 Number System

7.NS.A.1 — addition & subtraction

Signed rational-number sums and differences, additive inverses, horizontal/vertical number-line movement, and operation properties.

7.NS.A.2 — multiplication & division

Signed products and quotients, reciprocal reasoning, operation properties, and exact terminating/repeating decimal expansions.

7.NS.A.3 — applications

Real-world and mathematical problems involving the four operations with positive and negative rational numbers.

All 7th Grade math worksheets →

Browse the current 7.RP, 7.NS, 7.EE, and 7.G Grade 7 worksheet library from one hub.

Fraction foundations →

Review fraction operations, mixed numbers, visual models, comparison, and number lines before adding signed values.

Decimal foundations →

Review decimal operations and place-value control before mixing positive and negative rational forms.

Grade 7 proportional reasoning →

Pair 7.NS number-system fluency with the complete 7.RP fraction-rate, graph, equation, and percent-application cluster.

Next: Grade 7 expressions & equations →

Use exact rational-number fluency inside equivalent expressions, multi-step problems, two-step equations, and inequalities.

Frequently asked questions

Which Grade 7 standards does this hub cover?

The focused generators cover 7.NS.A.1a–d, 7.NS.A.2a–d, and 7.NS.A.3: signed addition/subtraction, number-line models, multiplication/division, rational decimal expansions, operation properties, and real-world four-operation problems.

Does this replace the existing fraction and decimal generators?

No. Those tools remain useful for prerequisite fraction/decimal fluency. This hub is the Grade 7 layer where positive and negative fractions, decimals, mixed numbers, and integers are treated as one rational-number system.

How are repeating decimals handled?

The generator tracks exact long-division remainders. Parentheses mark the repeating block, so 0.1(6) means 0.1666… rather than a rounded value.

Are intermediate answers rounded?

No. The engine keeps normalized numerator/denominator pairs through every operation. Decimal and money displays are derived from exact values.