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Ratio Presentatiom

Ratio Presentatiom

Assessment

Presentation

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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Hard

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CCSS
6.RP.A.1, 7.RP.A.2D, 7.RP.A.3

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Yaritza Diaz

FREE Resource

18 Slides • 20 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Are these ratios proportional? 3/27 and 2/18

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Yes, they are proportional

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No, they are not proportional

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Only one ratio is proportional

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Cannot be determined

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Open Ended

How can understanding proportional relationships help you solve problems in everyday life?

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Multiple Choice

Are the ratios 3/27 and 2/18 proportional?

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Yes, they are proportional.

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No, they are not proportional.

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Only if the numerators are equal.

4

Only if the denominators are equal.

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Multiple Choice

14 is what percent of 35?

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20%

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35%

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40%

4

50%

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Open Ended

Explain how to determine if two ratios are proportional using an example from the images.

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Fill in the Blanks

If 45% of students chose Math as their favorite class and there are 280 students, how many chose Math?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following situations can be solved using proportions?

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Finding the number of lawns mowed in a given time.

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Converting feet to meters.

3

Calculating the percentage of students who chose Math.

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All of the above.

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Multiple Choice

If José has 7 US coins for every 4 international coins and he has 28 international coins, how many US coins does he have?

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7

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14

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28

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Open Ended

Why is it important to include units when calculating rates and unit prices?

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Multiple Choice

What is a unit rate, and how is it calculated?

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A rate for two items, calculated by multiplying.

2

A rate in lowest terms or the amount for one, calculated by dividing.

3

A rate for three items, calculated by adding.

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A rate with no units, calculated by subtracting.

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Open Ended

How would you find the unit price if a product costs $4.50 for 3 pounds?

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Fill in the Blanks

According to the special notes, what always goes on the bottom when finding rates?

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Multiple Select

Select all examples of unit rates from the following options:

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50 mi/hr

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4 pgs/hr

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$25 for 3 DVDs

4

10 pages in 2.5 hours

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a unit rate from the images?

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90 miles in 5 hours

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$25 for 3 DVDs

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18 miles in 1 hour

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10 pages in 2.5 hours

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Multiple Choice

What is the unit rate for mowing lawns as shown in the table?

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0.5 lawns/hr

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2 lawns/hr

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4 lawns/hr

4

1 lawn/hr

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Multiple Choice

Using the unit rates, which store offers the better deal for juice: Weis or Giant?

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Weis

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Giant

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Both are the same

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Cannot be determined

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Open Ended

Explain how to determine the unit rate from a table or a word problem. Give an example based on the images provided.

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Multiple Choice

Compare the deals for lawn food at Home Depot and Lowes. Which one is more cost-effective based on the unit rate?

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Home Depot

2

Lowes

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Both are the same

4

Cannot be determined

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a step in solving a proportional relationship problem?

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Write a proportion

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Estimate the answer using benchmark percents

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Ignore the relationship between quantities

4

Determine if the relationship is proportional

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Open Ended

What is one real-life situation where you could use proportional reasoning to solve a problem?

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