What does a ratio compare?

• Two or more graphs

• Two or more equations

• Two or more shapes

• Two or more quantities

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How many ways can a ratio be written?

• Five

• Three

• Two

• Four

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What is the correct order for writing the ratio of bananas to pineapples if there are 4 bananas and 3 pineapples?

• 4:3

• 3:4

• 3 to 4

• 4 to 3

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Why is order important in ratios?

• To increase the number of ratios

• To make them easier to read

• To ensure accuracy in comparison

• To simplify the ratio

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What is the ratio of pineapples to bananas if there are 3 pineapples and 4 bananas?

• 3:4

• 4:3

• 4 to 3

• 3 to 4

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What type of ratio compares part of a group to another part of the group?

• Part-to-part ratio

• Part-to-whole ratio

• Whole-to-whole ratio

• Whole-to-part ratio

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What is the ratio of pineapples to the total amount of fruit if there are 3 pineapples out of 7 pieces of fruit?

• 7:3

• 3:7

• 7 to 3

• 3 to 7

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What is the ratio of bananas to the total amount of fruit if there are 4 bananas out of 7 pieces of fruit?

• 4 to 7

• 7 to 4

• 4:7

• 7:4

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What does a part-to-whole ratio compare?

• A part of the group to the whole group

• A part of the group to another part

• The whole group to a part

• The whole group to another group

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Why is it important to understand the concept of ratios?

• To compare quantities accurately

• To calculate areas

• To solve equations

• To draw graphs

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