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The easy way to think about this is what number comes between 5 and 7? The answer is 6 (but we have to consider that it's negative in this case.)
So the answer is -6
Another way to look at it is with a number line (not to scale.)
<===(-7)==(-6)==(-5)==(-3)==(-2)==(-1)==(0)==(1)==>
Notice how -6 comes between the two numbers.
-6 is larger than -7 (it's "less negative" -- closer to zero)
-6 is less than -5 (it's "more negative" -- further away from zero)
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