Ratio Problems (one quantity given) Quiz

Claire and John share some money in the ratio 3:2. Claire receives £18 – how much does John receive?

• £12

• £18

• £24

• £27

Claire and John share some money in the ratio 6:4. Claire receives £18 – how much does John receive?

• £16

• £12

• £18

• £14

Claire and John share some money in the ratio 3:2. Claire receives £36 – how much does John receive?

• £36

• £12

• £24

• £44

Sandy and Mark share some sweets in the ratio 1:4. Mark receives 48 sweets. How many does Sandy receive?

• 6 sweets

• 60 sweets

• 12 sweets

• 24 sweets

Sandy and Mark share some sweets in the ratio 1:9. Mark receives 18 sweets. How many does Sandy receive?

• 2 sweets

• 20 sweets

• 12 sweets

• 22 sweets

George and Joe share some sweets in the ratio 1:9. Joe receives 18 sweets. How many sweets are shared in total?

• 21 sweets

• 22 sweets

• 40 sweets

• 20 sweets

George and Joe share some money in the ratio 7:9. Joe receives 18 sweets. How sweets are shared in total?

• 34 sweets

• 32 sweets

• 36 sweets

• 42 sweets

Huda, Nicole and Bethan share some money in the ratio 7:8:9. Huda receives 14 sweets. How many sweets do Nicole and Bethan each receive?

• Nicole – 16 sweets. Bethan – 18 sweets.

• Nicole – 18 sweets. Bethan – 16 sweets.

• Nicole – 32 sweets. Bethan – 18 sweets.

• Nicole – 16 sweets. Bethan – 22 sweets.

A piece of wood is split into three pieces into the ratio 7:8:9. The smallest piece of wood is 21cm. Work out the length of the other two pieces.

• 12cm and 27cm

• 28cm and 27cm

• 24cm and 27cm

• 26cm and 27cm

A piece of wood is split into three pieces into the ratio 3:6:5. The smallest piece of wood is 21m. Work out the total length of the wood.

• 108m

• 96m

• 98m

• 102m