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Unit 2 Review - Proportional Reasoning

Unit 2 Review - Proportional Reasoning

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Mathematics

6th Grade

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CCSS
6.RP.A.1, 6.NS.B.3, 6.RP.A.3B

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Unit 2 Review - Proportional Reasoning

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Writing Ratios

  • Circle the word to, to separate the two questions.

  • There are 24 cats and 30 dogs at the animal shelter. What is the ratio of dogs to cats?

  • 30 to 24

  • Simplify the ratio (2, 5, 11, 3, 7)

  • 5 to 4

3

Multiple Choice

4 out of 5 people prefer Bulldogs over Gators. What is the ratio of Bulldog fans to Gator Fans?

1

4 to 5

2

4 to 1

3

4 to 9

4

5 to 9

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Multiple Choice

You have a bag of yellow and green marbles. There are 24 total marbles in the bag and 16 are yellow. What is the ratio of green to total?

1

2 to 3

2

3 to 2

3

1 to 3

4

1 to 2

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Multiple Choice

You have a bag of yellow and green marbles. There are 24 total marbles in the bag and 16 are yellow. What is the ratio of green to yellow?

1

2 to 3

2

3 to 2

3

1 to 3

4

1 to 2

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Multiple Choice

You have a bag of yellow and green marbles. There are 6 yellow marbles and 10 green marbles. What is the ratio of yellow to total marbles?

1

3 to 8

2

8 to 3

3

6 to 10

4

10 to 16

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Multiple Choice

You have a bag of yellow and green marbles. There are 6 yellow marbles and 10 green marbles. What is the ratio of green to yellow marbles?

1

6 to 10

2

10 to 6

3

5 to 8

4

8 to 5

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Unit Rate

  • per, each, every, a = the number 1

  • Set up your table, cross multiply and divide.

  • You bought 6 bags of chips for $12, how much did you pay per bag?

  • 12 x 1 = 12 / 6 = $2 per bag

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Multiple Choice

Samantha drove 75 miles in one hour. How far did she travel in a minute?

1

1 mile

2

1.25 miles

3

1.5 miles

4

2 miles

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Multiple Choice

Frankie made $350 after working 40 hours. How much does Frankie get paid per hour?

1

$8

2

$8.25

3

$8.50

4

$8.75

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Multiple Choice

Jack bought 17 hamburgers for $55.25. How much did he pay per burger?

1

$3.25

2

$3.00

3

$3.15

4

$3.35

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Multiple Choice

You paid $16.56 for 12 pairs of socks. How much did you pay per pair of socks?

1

$1.37

2

$1.38

3

$1.39

4

$1.40

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Multiple Choice

You traveled 426 miles in 6 hours. How far did you travel per hour?

1

71

2

72

3

73

4

74

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Equivalent Ratios

  • Set up your table

  • Cross multiply and Divide

  • There are 2 girls for every 3 boys in PE. If there are 12 girls, how many boys are there?

  • 3 x 12 = 36 divided by 2 = 18

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Multiple Choice

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What is the missing value?

1

10

2

12

3

20

4

21

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Multiple Choice

While training for a hotdog eating contest, Sally could eat 22 hotdogs in 2 minutes. If she continues at the same, how many hotdogs should she be able to eat in 7 minutes?

1

44

2

66

3

77

4

11

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Multiple Choice

The cookie recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar for every 3 cups of flour. If you use 6 cups of sugar, how much flour do you need?

1

9

2

6

3

4

4

12

18

Multiple Choice

7 out of 10 people chose to go to Stone Mountain Christmas. If they asked 900 people, how many went to Stone Mountain?

1

700

2

630

3

640

4

490

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Multiple Choice

The ratio of cat to dog owners is 4 to 5. If 20 people say they are cat people, how many should say they are dog people?

1

16

2

20

3

25

4

45

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Percent

  • Set up your table

  • Cross multiply and divide

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Multiple Choice

You spent 30% of your money. If you spent $60, how much did you have?

1

$15

2

$18

3

$100

4

$200

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Multiple Choice

You parents made $90 at your family yard sale. They let you have 25%. How much did you get?

1

$22.50

2

$360

3

$36

4

$225

23

Multiple Choice

You got 56 questions correct on an 80 question test. What was your grade as a percent?

1

56%

2

80%

3

70%

4

65%

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Multiple Choice

Frank ran 85% of the race. If he ran 12.75 miles, how long was the total race?

1

18

2

20

3

15

4

11

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Multiple Choice

You got 17 questions correct out of a 20 question quiz. What was your grade as a percent?

1

85%

2

80%

3

90%

4

75%

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Measurement Conversions

  • Keep equivalent measurements together on your table. EX 12 inches = 1 foot should stay together.

  • Cross multiply and divide

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Multiple Choice

10 centimeter is equal to 1 decimeter. How many centimeters are equal to 543.72 decimeters?

1

5.4372

2

54.372

3

5,437.2

4

54,372

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Multiple Choice

Jill ran 5 kilometers in 32.05 minutes. How long did it take her to run 1 kilometer?

1

6.41

2

0.16

3

6.61

4

0.14

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Multiple Choice

There are 2.54 centimeters in an inch. If your phone is 5 inches long, but cases are sold in centimeter dimensions. What is the length of your phone in centimeters?

1

12.7

2

1.96

3

0.508

4

13

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Multiple Choice

There are 1,000 meters in 1 kilometer. A lap around the track is 400 meters. What is that distance in kilometers?

1

4

2

40

3

0.04

4

0.4

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Multiple Choice

There are 16 cups in a gallon. If you have 56 cups of juice, how many gallon jugs can you fill?

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3

2

3.5

3

3.05

4

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