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Unit 2 Lesson1-3 Study Guide #2

Unit 2 Lesson1-3 Study Guide #2

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Unit 2 Lesson1-3 Study Guide #2

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There are two bags of trail mix.

· In bag A, there are 10 cups of peanuts mixed with 5 cups of chocolate chips.

· In bag B, there are 6 cups of peanuts and 9 cups of chocolate chips.


What is the ratio of peanuts to chocolate chips for bag A?

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3:2

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2:1

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1:2

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2:3

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There are two bags of trail mix.

· In bag A, there are 10 cups of peanuts mixed with 5 cups of chocolate chips.

· In bag B, there are 6 cups of peanuts and 9 cups of chocolate chips.


What is the ratio of peanuts to chocolate chips for bag B?

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3:2

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2:1

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1:2

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2:3

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Multiple Choice

Here are three different recipes for punch.


· Recipe 1: 4 cups of Ginger Ale to 6 cups of Punch

· Recipe 2: 2 cups of Ginger Ale to 3 cups of Punch

· Recipe 3: 5 cups of Ginger Ale to 7 cups of Punch


Which recipes will taste the same?

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Recipe 1 & 2

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Recipe 1 & 3

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Recipe 2 & 3

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None will taste the same

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All of them will taste the same

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Multiple Choice

If you mix red and white paint in different ratios, you will get different shades of pink paint. If the ratios are equivalent, the shades of pink will be the same.


· Jill mixed a batch of pink paint using 3 cups of red paint and 8 cups of white paint.

· Kelly mixed another batch of pink paint using 8 cups of red paint and 24 cups of white paint.


Are these two batches the same shade of pink? How do you know?

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Yes

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No

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I have no idea

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The ratio of the number of zebras to the number of elephants at a watering hole is 6:8. 


  • If there were 15 zebras, how many elephants would there be?


  • If there were 32 elephants, how many zebras would there be?

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Multiple Choice

The ratio of the number of zebras to the number of elephants at a watering hole is 6:8.


If there were 15 zebras, how many elephants would there be?

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12

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40

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20

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24

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The ratio of the number of zebras to the number of elephants at a watering hole is 6:8.

If there were 32 elephants, how many zebras would there be?

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12

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20

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24

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48

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Multiple Choice

Ratios 12:6, 8:4, and 20:10 are equivalent to each other. Which ratio below is also equivalent?

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15:5

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3:6

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6:3

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7:14

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