WorksheetsPercent of a Quantity
Total questions: 12
Answer KeyPercent of a Quantity
Total questions: 12
36
96
47.85
13.5
28
50
4.375
90
3.91
1.8

12 questions
6th - 6th Grade
Mathematics
Percent of a Quantity is a Grade 6 mathematics worksheet that builds fluency in finding a percentage of a whole number. Its 12 multiple-choice questions include direct calculations such as 87% of 55 and 3.5% of 125, as well as real-world situations involving gifts, paychecks, tests, and correct answers. Students work with percentages below, equal to, and above 100%, including decimal results and benchmark percentages such as 25% and 50%. The worksheet helps students connect percent notation to multiplication and interpret what a calculated percentage represents in context. It is useful for guided practice, independent review, homework, or a quick assessment after instruction on percent of a quantity. This free printable worksheet includes a complete answer key, helping teachers check whether students can select accurate answers and recognize common place-value or decimal errors.
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Answer Key36
96
47.85
13.5
28
50
4.375
90
3.91
1.8
This Grade 6 worksheet covers finding a percentage of a whole number through 12 multiple-choice questions. Students calculate values such as 75% of 48, 3.5% of 125, and 125% of 84, then apply the same skill to contexts involving money, test questions, and quantities. The varied percentages help students connect percent calculations to practical amounts and identify correctly placed decimal answers.
Begin by modeling one direct calculation, such as rewriting 15% as 0.15 and multiplying by 90. Then solve one of the worksheet’s context problems with students, asking them to identify the whole amount, the percent, and the quantity being found before calculating. Use the remaining multiple-choice items for guided or independent practice, and discuss why distractors such as 1.35 or 13.8 do not represent 15% of 90.
Watch for students choosing the original whole number or the percent itself instead of calculating the percentage amount, such as selecting 48 or 75 for 75% of 48. Students may also misplace the decimal when finding values such as 3.5% of 125 or 17% of 23, or treat 120% and 125% as though they must produce an answer smaller than the whole. Ask students to estimate whether their answer is reasonable before selecting an option.
The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, with a complete answer key for all 12 multiple-choice questions. You can assign the digital version for online responses or print copies for paper practice. Printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app.
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