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Scale Drawing

Scale Drawing

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Mathematics

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6th Grade

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Bianca Morgan

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Which of the following best describes a scale drawing?

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A drawing that shows an object or area reduced or enlarged by a certain ratio called a scale.

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A drawing that is always the same size as the real object.

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A drawing that does not use any measurements.

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A drawing that only uses colors to represent objects.

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Open Ended

Why do you think scale drawings are important in real life?

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The ratio between the measurements on the drawing and the actual object is called

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Multiple Choice

Which terms are correctly matched with their definitions?

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Scale: The number by which each measurement is multiplied

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Ratio: A simplified representation of a physical object

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Model: The ratio between the measurements on the drawing and the actual object

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Scale Factor: The number by which each measurement on the model is multiplied to get the actual size

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Open Ended

Explain how the concept of ratio is important when creating a scale drawing.

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Describe the steps you would take to create a scale drawing of a rectangular table at home.

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Multiple Choice

If a room on a floor plan measures 6 cm and the scale is 1:250, what is the actual length of the room in real life?

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150 cm

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250 cm

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1200 cm

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1500 cm

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct actual length of the Living Room if its length on the floor plan is 5 cm and the scale is 1:250?

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12.5 m

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7.5 m

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10 m

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15 m

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Open Ended

After learning about scale drawings, what questions do you still have or what would you like to know more about this topic?

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Open Ended

What is a scale drawing and how is it used to represent real objects?

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Why is it important to understand scales and ratios in real life?

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Multiple Choice

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A portion of a map with cities A and B is shown. The map uses a scale of 1 inch=30 miles. You are making a map with a scale of 2 inches=15 miles. How far apart are cities A and B on your​ map?

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10 in

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18 in

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12 in

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15 in

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Which statement explains how to find the actual length of the sides of the retaining wall, in feet?

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Divide the length of each side in the scale drawing by 16.

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Add 16 to the length of each side in the scale drawing.

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Multiply the length of each side in the scale drawing by 16.

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Multiply the length of each side in the scale drawing by 1.

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When applying a scale factor of 1/4 to Figure A, what is the new length and height?

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L= 1

H= 3/4

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L= 4

H= 3

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L= 16

H= 12

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L= 2/3

H= 3/5

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Scale: 1in.=7ft. The actual width of the backyard is 49 ft, how wide is it in the drawing?

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14 in 

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7 in

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42 in

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56 in

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The scale drawing car length is 3 cm. If the scale is 1 cm:4 ft, what is the actual car length?

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12 feet

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16 feet 

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10 feet

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4 feet

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Use the original image and new image to decide which statement is true.

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The new image is a scale drawing with a scale factor of 22 .

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The new image is a scale drawing with a scale factor of 12\frac{1}{2}

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The new image is not a scale drawing because there is no scale factor.

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The object was not changed proportionally.

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