Fresh HOTS practice questions for Class 7 Maths Chapter 10 “Operations with Integers”, testing multiplication, division, and real-world integer applications with new numbers. These Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 10 important questions are handy for last-minute exam practice.
Q1.
Find the value of (−15) × (−4) ÷ 6.
Answer: (−15)×(−4)=60; 60÷6=10
Q2.
A submarine descends at a rate of 12 m per minute. If it starts at sea level (0 m), what is its position after 8 minutes?
Answer: Position = 0 − (12×8) = −96 m (96 m below sea level)
Q3. Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): The product of three negative integers is negative.
Reason (R): An odd number of negative factors makes the overall product negative.
Answer: Both A and R are true, and R correctly explains A.
Q4.
Find the value of x if x × (−9) = −108.
Answer: x = −108 ÷ (−9) = 12
Q5. Spot the error
A student computed (−8) × (−3) × (−2) as “positive 48”. Identify and correct the error.
Answer: This is incorrect. With three negative factors (an odd count), the result should be negative: (−8)×(−3)=24, then 24×(−2)=−48.
Q6.
A shop makes a profit of Rs. 12 per notebook sold and a loss of Rs. 3 per pen sold (due to a discount scheme). If 200 notebooks and 500 pens are sold, what is the overall profit or loss?
Answer: Profit from notebooks = 200×12=Rs.2400. Loss from pens = 500×3=Rs.1500. Net = 2400−1500 = Rs. 900 profit
Q7.
Find three consecutive integers whose product is −120.
Answer: Try three consecutive negative integers −6, −5, −4: (−6)×(−5)×(−4) = 30×(−4) = −120. So the required integers are −6, −5, −4.
Q8.
Evaluate: (−25) × (−4) − (−30) ÷ 5
Answer: Using order of operations: (−25)×(−4)=100; (−30)÷5=−6; 100−(−6)=106
Q9.
In a quiz, +5 marks are given for a correct answer and −3 for a wrong one. A student attempted all 20 questions and scored 44. How many were correct?
Answer: Let c = correct, (20−c) = wrong. 5c − 3(20−c) = 44 → 5c−60+3c=44 → 8c=104 → c=13 correct answers
Q10.
Arrange in increasing order: (−6)×(−7), (−6)+(−7), 6−(−7), 6×(−7)
Answer: Values: 42, −13, 13, −42. Increasing order: 6×(−7) < (−6)+(−7) < 6−(−7) < (−6)×(−7) (i.e., −42 < −13 < 13 < 42)
See also: NCERT Solutions for Class 7 Maths Chapter 10
Revision Notes: Revision Notes for Class 7 Maths Chapter 10
Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 10 – Solutions and Notes
For complete step-by-step answers and a quick summary, check the Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 10 Solutions and Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 10 Revision Notes.
- Chapter 1: Large Numbers Around Us - HOTS
- Chapter 2: Arithmetic Expressions - HOTS
- Chapter 3: A Peek Beyond the Point - HOTS
- Chapter 4: Expressions Using Letter-Numbers - HOTS
- Chapter 5: Parallel and Intersecting Lines - HOTS
- Chapter 6: Number Play - HOTS
- Chapter 7: A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines - HOTS
- Chapter 8: Working with Fractions - HOTS
- Chapter 9: Geometric Twins - HOTS
- Chapter 11: Finding Common Ground - HOTS
- Chapter 12: Another Peek Beyond the Point - HOTS
- Chapter 13: Connecting the Dots
- Chapter 14: Constructions and Tilings
- Chapter 15: Finding the Unknown

