Quiz Prep RP.1

Adrion's drone was able to travel ⁵/₆ of a mile on ⁵/₂₄ gallon of water. At this rate, what was the mileage in miles per gallon of his drone?

• 4

• 0.167

• 0.25

• 3.4

Jerrod read 3 ¹/₂ pages in ¹/₇ of an hour. At what rate, in pages per hour, is Jerrod reading?

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Matthew sold 3 1/2 dozen cupcakes in 15 minutes. What is the unit rate for the dozens of cupcakes sold per hour?

• 14

• 3 1/2

• 7/30

• 9

Facundo makes 20 anticuchos using 3 ¹/₃ pounds of steak. How many anticuchos are made from each pound of steak?

• 6 anticuchos

• 16 anticuchos

• 4 anticuchos

• 66 anticuchos

Which problem can be solved by calculating ¹/₂ ÷ ³/₅?

• If ¹/₂ of the pie is eaten in ³/₅ of the week, How much pie can be eaten in one week?

• If ³/₅ of a job can be completed in ¹/₂ of an hour, how much of the job can be completed in one hour?

• If ¹/₂ of a wall is covered by ³/₅ of a gallon of paint, how many gallons of paint are needed to cover the entire wall?

• If ¹/₂ of a batch of cookies can be made from ³/₅ of a recipe, how many batches of cookies can be made from the whole recipe?

Escarleth draws ¹/₅ of a picture in ¹/₁₅ of an hour, while Braxton takes ³/₁₀ of an hour to draw ³/₅ of a picture. If they continued at this rate, who would have the most drawn in one hour and by how much?

• Escarleth would draw 1 more picture than Braxton.

• Braxton would draw 1 more picture than Escarleth.

• Escarleth would draw 1.5 more pictures than Braxton.

• Braxton would draw 1.5 more pictures than Escarleth.

Phoenix-Lee finished ³/₈ of a level in ¹/₄ of an hour. At this rate, how many levels could he finish in 1 hour?

• 1.5

• ²/₃

• ³/₃₂

• 2

Yitzi is riding at a constant speed. If the she rides 3 ³/₄ miles in ⁵/₈ of an hour, how many miles will she ride in one hour?

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Brian is mixing paints. He will add ³/₄ of a tube of red, ²/₃ of a tube of yellow, and ¹/₆ of a tube of blue. Which of the following rates are unit rates equivalent to the ratios shown?

• ⁹/₈ tubes of red for each tube of yellow

• ⁸/₉ tubes of yellow for each tube of red.

• 4.5 tubes of blue for each tube of red.

• 4 tubes of blue for each tube of yellow.

• ¹/₃ tube of blue for each tube of red or yellow.

Mealine spent $95.16 on fabric to make a bedspread that was 78 square feet. Lon'Dyn wanted to use 1 square foot of the same fabric to make a patch for her own bedspread. Based on the price that Mealine paid, what was the cost of the patch?

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