From the number line above, −6 is the smallest and 5 is the biggest. Is this statement correct?

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The image explains the concept of a number line, where numbers increase as you move to the right and decrease as you move to the left.

Identify the range of numbers on the given number line.
The number line displayed shows integers from $-6$ to 5.
Apply the rule for identifying the smallest and largest numbers on a number line.
On a number line, the number furthest to the left is the smallest, and the number furthest to the right is the largest.
Confirm the statement based on the number line.
The number $-6$ is at the extreme left of the shown number line, making it the smallest value in this range. The number 5 is at the extreme right, making it the largest value in this range. Therefore, the statement is correct.

The statement "From the number line above, $-6$ is the smallest and 5 is the biggest" is correct.
$\text{The statement is correct.}$

From the number line above, -6 is the smallest and 5 is the biggest. Is this statement correct?