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Chapter 25, Lesson 2 Name Date Leveled Problem Solving Compare and Order Integers CA Standard NS 1.5 Solve. 1. Put this list of integers in order, from least to greatest: -1, +2, +5, -3, +1. Some are done for you. , -1, 2. Sarah was asked to put a list of integers into order, from least to greatest. She wrote the numbers in this order: +2, -3, + 4, -5, +5 . What did she do wrong? What is the correct order? , +2, 3. In golf, the lowest score wins. Five golfers scored -3, +5, -4, +2, and +3. Order the score from the best score to the worst score. 4. Write two numbers that are better than the worst score in Problem 2 but not as good as the middle score. 5. Put this set of numbers in order, from least to greatest: +3, -5, +4, -9, 2, +7, -1, +6. Which number has the greatest absolute value? 6. If you take 25% of a negative integer, will the new number be greater or less than the original integer? Explain and give an example. Leveled Problem Solving Use with text pages 544–546. Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. 73745_C25L2_PS 28 6/13/07 1:05:32 PM