6th Grade Unit 3 Post Test

• 60 red sweets

• 90 red sweets

• 100 red sweets

• 110 red weets

6NR.4.1: Brianna has a bag of red and green sweets. The ratio of red sweets to
green sweets is 3:4. If Brianne’s bag has 120 green sweets, how many sweets
altogether are there?

*Hint: You must add numbers from the previous problem to find the answer.

• 90 sweets altogether

• 120 sweets altogether

• 180 sweets altogether

• 210 sweets altogether

6NR.4.2: To earn some extra money, Brianne knits colorful scarves to sell at craft
fairs. It takes her 10 minutes to knit 4 rows of stitches. Determine the missing value
to show the relationship between the number of minutes and rows knitted?

*Hint: You must find how to get from number to the next by multiplying or dividing.

• 9

• 9.5

• 10

• 11

6NR.4.1: Michaela and Lucas both ran for class treasurer at their middle school. The
ratio of votes for Michaela to votes for Lucas was 3:1. Select all of the statements that
are true.

*Hint: Make sure each ratio is equivalent to 3 : 1

• For every 5 votes Lucas got, Michaela got 10 votes.

• Michaela got 3 out of every 4 votes.

• Lucas got 1 out of every 3 votes.

• Lucas got 1/4 of all the votes.

• Out of 32 votes, Michaela got 24.

• 6 inches wide

• 8 inches wide

• 10 inches wide

• 16 inches wide

• 4 hours

• 3.5 hours

• 3 hours

• 2.5 hours

• 125

• 150

• 180

• None of the Answers Listed

6NR.4.4: Glover walks at a speed of 4 kilometers per hour. If he keeps up with
this rate, how much time does he take to walk a distance of 20
kilometers?

*Hint: Set up a proportion of kilometers and hours

• 5 hours

• 10 hours

• 11 hours

• 15 hours

6NR.4.5: Miracle and her friend went to see a restaurant. Her friend asked her to buy wings. To impress her friend with her knowledge of math, she decided to buy the
best deal. Which amount of wings should she buy?

*Hint: Find the unit rate.

• 32 oz. for $10.24

• 16 oz. for $4.48

• 24 oz. for $6.00

• 8 oz. for $2.40