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1 Integer Addition and Subtraction Task Cards 24 task card set with QR Code Answers Created by: Melanie Bates 2013
2 Task #1 Mandy has $83 in her checking account. She deposits her paycheck of $110 on Friday when she gets paid. She then pays bills totaling $75. What is her current balance? Task #2 Sam s favorite hockey player was -2, +4, 0, -1, and -3 in his last 5 games. What was his favorite player s +/- for these games? Task #3 On Tuesday, the temperature in Sugar Land, TX was 73. On Wednesday, the temperature increased by 5, and on Thursday the temperature decreased by 8. What was the temperature change from Tuesday to Thursday?(Note, this is not the temperature on Thursday.) Task #4 Jamal visited Rocky Mountain National Park. The elevation at Allenspark Trailhead is 8,880 feet above sea level. If Jamal takes a hike and ascends 2,375 feet, what integer represents Jamal s elevation when he reaches his destination?
3 Task #5 At The Masters Golf Championship, Tiger Woods shot -2, +1, -2, and -2 in 4 rounds of golf. What integer represents Tiger Woods score relative to par? Task #6 Adam Scott, The Masters winner in 2013, shot -3, 0, -3, -3 over 4 rounds of golf. What integer represents Adam Scott s score relative to par? Task #7 When Mr. Wilson s class played jeopardy, Tyler s team earned 500 points on their first question, 200 points on their second question, and lost 400 points on their third question. What was Tyler s team s score after the three questions? Task #8 In Mr. Wilson s class, Rebecca s team earned 200 points on the first question, lost 300 points on the second question, and lost 400 points on the third question. What was Rebecca s team s score after the three questions?
4 Task #9 Patrick bought a new ipad for $500 and then received $125 for his birthday. What integer represents the change in the amount of money Patrick has? Task #10 Brett has $235 in his savings account. He withdraws $85 to buy his mom a birthday present. Then he withdraws $20 to go to the movies. What integer represents the amount of money Brett currently has? Task #11 Megan is choreographing a new dance. She takes 11 steps forward, 8 steps backward, 4 steps backward, and 2 steps forward. What integer represents Megan s position relative to her starting position? Task #12 Over the course of 5 days, Coca Cola stock gained 2, lost 4, lost 2, gained 5, and lost 1. What was the change in Coca Cola s stock value?
5 Task #13 The elevation of the Dead Sea, the lowest elevation, is 1,401 ft. below sea level. The elevation of Mt. Everest, the highest elevation is 29,029 ft. above sea level. What is the difference between these two elevations? Task #14 On February 15 th at 7 p.m. in Williamston, Michigan, the temperature was -8. If the temperature dropped by 5 overnight, what was the temperature at 7 a.m. on February 16th? Task #15 An octopus is swimming 523 feet below sea level. It ascends 241 feet. What is the new position of the octopus? Task #16 On January 27, 2013, the low temperature in Unalakleet, Alaska was -27 F. On that same day, the low temperature in Richmond, TX was 61? What is the difference in the low temperatures?
6 Task #17 During the 4 th quarter of the Texans game, the Texans gained 22 yards, lost 7 yards, lost 5 yards, and gained 13 yards. What integer represents the change in field position? Task #18 Melissa borrowed $12 from her dad on Tuesday and $5 from her mom on Thursday. She earned $40 babysitting on Friday and paid her mom and dad back. What integer represents the amount Melissa owed her mom and dad? Task #19 The Bobcat football team took 4 plays to get a touchdown. They gained 33 yards on the 1 st play, lost 5 yards on the 2 nd play, lost 10 yards on the 3 rd play, and gained 13 yards on the 4 th play. What integer represents the team s total yardage? Task #20 A diver stood on a cliff that was 10 meters above sea level. The diver dove off the cliff into the ocean descending a total of 36 meters. What integer represents the depth of the diver at the end of his dive?
7 Task #21 Task # (-5) Task #23 Task # (-10) 41 + (-14)
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