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Percent Proportions Practice

Percent Proportions Practice

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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CCSS
6.RP.A.3C, 7.RP.A.2C

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Sandy Forman

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Percent Proportions Practice

7th Grade Math

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​Percent Proportions

​Watch the video if you still need help setting up and solving percent proportions

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Draw

Circle the number that represents the whole amount in the problem below.

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Multiple Choice

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In a neighborhood, there are 9 families that own a poodle. If these owners make up 50% of all dog owners in the neighborhood, how many dog owners are there?


What part of the percent proportion are you missing? (What is this question asking you to find?)

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Part

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Whole

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Percent

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Multiple Choice

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At a construction job, there are 15 painters. Of the painters, 40% of them are working on the inside. How many painters are working inside of the building?


What part of the percent proportion are you missing? (What is this question asking you to find?)

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Part

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Whole

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Percent

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Now you try...​

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Multiple Choice

Ms. Smith bought a box of 10 cupcakes. She ate 30% of the cupcakes. How many did she eat?


**What is this question asking you to find?**

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part

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whole

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percent

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Multiple Choice

Ms. Smith bought a box of 10 cupcakes. She ate 30% of the cupcakes. How many did she eat?


**What is your WHOLE? (total number of cupcakes)**

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10

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30

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Multiple Choice

Ms. Smith bought a box of 10 cupcakes. She ate 30% of the cupcakes. How many did she eat?


**What is your PERCENT? (percent of cupcakes eaten)**

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10

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30

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Multiple Choice

Ms. Smith bought a box of 10 cupcakes. She ate 30% of the cupcakes. How many did she eat?


**What is your PERCENT? (percent of cupcakes eaten)**

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30100=10?\frac{30}{100}=\frac{10}{?}

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30100=?10\frac{30}{100}=\frac{?}{10}

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10100=30?\frac{10}{100}=\frac{30}{?}

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10100=?30\frac{10}{100}=\frac{?}{30}

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Multiple Choice

A baseball pitcher won 80% of the games he pitched. If he pitched 10 ballgames, how many games did he win?

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10 games

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8 games

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800 games

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2 games

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Multiple Choice

In the Central City Grand Prix, out of 30 cars that started the race, 12 of them finished. What percent of the cars finished the race?

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40%

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20%

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60%

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80%

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Multiple Choice

Shirley spelled 12 of her 15 spelling words correctly on the test. What percent grade did Shirley get on the test?

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70%

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20%

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12%

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80%

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Multiple Choice

A sports shop has 90 employees. 30% of the employees work part-time. How many part-time employees does the sports shop have?

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27 employees

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30 employees

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60 employees

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10 employes

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Multiple Choice

Lacey's class just held a class election. 60% of the 25 students in the class voted. How many students voted?

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19 students

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35 students

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15 students

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6 students

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Multiple Choice

Yesterday, there were 60 problems assigned for math homework. Albert did 30% of them correctly. How many problems did Albert get right?

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20 correct

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7 correct

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30 correct

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18 correct

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Multiple Choice

Simon took a math quiz last week. He got 12 out of 16 problems correct. What percentage did Simon get INCORRECT?

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75 %

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25%

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12%

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4%

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Multiple Choice

60% of the animals at a pet shop are dogs. If there are 42 dogs at the shop, then how many animals are there at the shop?

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70 animals

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18 animals

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60 animals

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42 animals

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Multiple Choice

A volleyball team played 28 matches and won 21 of them. What percent of their matches did they win?

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25%

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7%

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75%

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49%

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Multiple Choice

In a 6th grade classroom of 30 students, 40% are girls. How many BOYS are there in the classroom?

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16 boys

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18 boys

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12 boys

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14 boys

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Multiple Choice

Peyton spent 60% of her money to buy a new television. If the television cost $300, how much money did she have?

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$350

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$450

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$500

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600

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