Ratios and Proportions Assessment Review

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Emma went shopping. The cost of the items she bought was $46.00 before the 7% sales tax was added. What is the total amount Emma spent on her purchases?

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$49.22

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6.0 mph

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Tim's bill at a restaurant is $40.00. Tim pays the bill, adding a tip of 25% for the server. What is the total amount of money Tim spends at the restaurant?

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$50.00

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The graph shows the amounts, ounces (oz), of cheese and milk needed to make macaroni and cheese. Based on the graph, which statement about the amounts of cheese and milk in the macaroni and cheese is true?

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For every 8 oz of milk, there are 6 oz of cheese.

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Joe runs at an average speed of 3 miles in 21 minutes. Which graph shows the same running speed?

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The graph shows the amount of money, in dollars, a class could raise by selling cookie dough.

Based on this graph, which statement must be true?

• For every 1 bucket sold, the class earns $1.
• For every 5 buckets sold, the class earns $1.
• The class earns $1 per bucket of cookie dough.
• The class earns $5 per bucket of cookie dough.

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The class earns $5 per bucket of cookie dough.

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What does the point (1, 3) on the graph represent?

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Austin plays tennis once in 3 weeks.

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Billy spends one dollar for six pencils. Which graph could be used to find the cost of any number of pencils sold for the same price?

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The graph shows the amounts of sugar and cream cheese, in cups (c) needed for a cheesecake recipe.

Which statement is true about this recipe?

• For each cup of sugar, there are four cups of cream cheese.
• For each cup of sugar, there is one-fourth cup of cream cheese.
• For every three cups of cream cheese, there is one cup of sugar.
• For every three cups of cream cheese, there are four cups of sugar.

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For each cup of sugar, there are four cups of cream cheese.

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A bean plant grows at an average rate of 2.5 centimeters (cm) per day. Which graph shows the growth of this bean plant?

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