Quiz about Equivalent Ratios and Comparing Ratios

Question 1

Choose the three ratios that are equivalent to

$$\frac{3}{5}$$

Accepted Answer

$$\frac{6}{10}$$

Accepted Answer

$$\frac{12}{20}$$

Accepted Answer

$$\frac{9}{15}$$

Answer

$$\frac{6}{15}$$

Answer

$$\frac{9}{20}$$

Question 2

Choose the three ratios that are equivalent to

10:12

Accepted Answer

5:6

Accepted Answer

20:24

Accepted Answer

30:36

Answer

2:6

Answer

50:65

Question 3

$$ e\ or\ =$$

Use to show whether the ratios are equivalent:
3:12 ___ 6:24

Accepted Answer

Answer

Question 4

Use $$ e\ or\ =$$ to show whether the ratios are equivalent

4 to 20 ___ 1 to 4

Accepted Answer

Answer

Question 5

Aiko has 5 shirts for every 3 pairs of pants. Her brother Haro has 7 shirts for every 4 pairs of pants. Complete the ratio tables to help you. Which sibling has the greater ratio of shirts to pants?

Accepted Answer

Haro

Answer

Aiko

Question 6

Every 5 days during the week, Morgan sleeps 40 hours. How long will it take him to sleep 200 hours?

Accepted Answer

25 days

Answer

5 days

Answer

10 days

Answer

15 days

Question 7

Alice sleeps 50 hours every 6 days. Does Alice or Morgan (from problem 6) have a greater days to hours of sleep ratio?

Accepted Answer

Morgan

Answer

Alice

Question 8

Jan makes a party punch that requires 2 gallons of orange juice for every 1/2 gallon of lemonade. Matt's favorite party punch recipe calls for 3 gallons of orange juice for every 2 gallons of pineapple juice. Which table below shows possible values for a table representing Jan's ratio?

Accepted Answer

Option C is correct

Answer

A.

Answer

B.

Answer

D.

Question 9

Jan makes a party punch that requires 2 gallons of orange juice for every 1/2 gallon of lemonade. Matt's favorite party punch recipe calls for 3 gallons of orange juice for every 2 gallons of pineapple juice. Which table below shows possible values for a table representing Matt's ratio?

Accepted Answer

Option B is correct

Answer

A.

Answer

C.

Answer

D.

Question 10

Use the data from problems 8 and 9: If Matt and Jan each make 10 gallons of punch, how many more gallons of orange juice would Jan use than Matt?

Accepted Answer

2 gallons

Answer

6 gallons

Answer

8 gallons

Answer

None. Matt would use more.

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