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Whole Unit Proportion Vocabulary Review

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A comparison of two quantities using division. (part-to-part or part-to-whole)

a)

ratio

b)

rate

c)

Percent

d)

decimal

2.

It is a ratio that compares two quantities that are measured in different units.

a)

ratio

b)

rate

c)

percent

d)

unit rate

3.

When the numerator and/or the denominator also contains a fraction.

a)

complex fraction

b)

proprotion

c)

unit rate

d)

decimal

4.

A ratio that compares a number to 100.

a)

decimal

b)

rate

c)

percent

d)

ratio

5.

A fraction with an unexpressed denominator with a power of 10.

a)

proportion

b)

decimal

c)

fraction

d)

unit rate

6.

It is written in the form

Percent x whole = part, where the % is written as a decimal

P=BR

a)

percent equation

b)

proportion

c)

unit rate

d)

decimal

7.

They are ratios that represent the same part-to-part or part-to-whole relationships.

a)

percent equation

b)

ratio

c)

percent

d)

proportion

8.

When two ratios are equal to each other.

It is an equation that states that two ratios are equal.

a)

Proportional relationship

also called

equivalent ratios

b)

ratio

c)

decimal

d)

rate

9.

It is the comparison of two measurements in which the denominator has a value of one.

a)

unit rate

b)

decimal

c)

proportion

d)

ratio

10.

It means you multiply the numerator and denominator by the same factor.

a)

coordinate plane

b)

scaling up

c)

scaling down

d)

ordered pair

11.

It means you divide the numerator and the denominator by the same factor

a)

ordered pairs

b)

scaling up

c)

scaling down

d)

coordinate plane

12.

formed by the intersection of 2 number lines that meet right angles at their zero points

a)

coordinate plane

b)

ordered pairs

c)

x-coordinate

d)

y-coordinate

13.

measurements that can have data that falls between counting numbers

a)

coordinate plane

b)

continous data

c)

discrete data

d)

ordered pair

14.

measurements that can have data that falls between counting numbers

a)

Discrete Data

b)

Continuous Data

c)

Coordinate Plane

d)

Ordered Pair

15.

a pair of numbers used to any point on a coordinate plane

a)

Discrete Data

b)

Continuous Data

c)

Ordered Pair

d)

Coordinate Plane

16.

the first number in an ordered pair (moves left/right)

a)

y-coordinate

b)

x-coordinate

c)

ordered pair

d)

coordinate plane

17.

the point on a graph with ordered pair (0,0)

a)

x-coordinate

b)

y-coordinate

c)

coordinate pair

d)

origin

18.

the second number in an ordered pair (moves up/down)

a)

x-coordinate

b)

y-coordinate

c)

coordinate plane

d)

origin

19.

a constant ratio or unit rate of a proportion

the graph will be linear, a straight line, up or down

a)

interest rate

b)

constant of proportionality

c)

discrete data

d)

continuous data

20.

the equation used to represent the proportional relationship between 2 values, where x and y are the values that vary and k is the constant of proportionality

a)

percent equation

b)

simple interest equation

c)

is/of = %/100

d)

y=kx or y/x =k

21.

The percentage that is charged or paid on a loan, credit, or savings

a)

interest rate

b)

simple interest

c)

principal

d)

I=P×R×T

22.

Additional money earned or paid based on the principal and years

a)

good fortune

b)

principal

c)

rate

d)

interest

23.

It is paid over a specific period of time. (1 or 2 times a year) A fixed percentage of the principal

a)

simple interest

b)

principal

c)

rate

d)

money tree

24.

The original amount of money invested or borrowed

a)

interest

b)

principal

c)

rate

d)

credit

25.

The equation for simple interest

a)

I=P×R×T

b)

P=BR

c)

I=BR

d)

y=kx or y/x =k

26.

A ratio of the amount of increase to the original amount. Occurs when the new amount is greater.

a)

percent decrease

b)

percent increase

c)

depreciate

d)

discount

27.

A ratio of the amount of decrease to the original amount. Occurs when the new amount is less.

a)

percent increase

b)

percent decrease

c)

interest

d)

discount

28.

The decline in value of an item over time

a)

Depreciate

(Depreciation)

b)

percent change

c)

sales tax

d)

discount

29.

The percentage as an amount added to the price

a)

discount

b)

sales tax

c)

depreciation

d)

percent increase

30.

The percentage as an amount subtracted from the price

a)

mark up

b)

sales tax

c)

discount

d)

refund

31.

Percentage a price is increased

a)

mark up

b)

mark down

c)

gratuity or tip

d)

fees

32.

Percentage a price is decreased

a)

mark up

b)

mark down

c)

gratuity or tip

d)

selling price

33.

Percentage added in appreciation for good service

a)

mark up

b)

mark down

c)

gratuity or tip

d)

commision

34.

The price minus the discount or the price plus the tax

a)

selling price

b)

discount

c)

mark down

d)

mark up

35.

The amount of money a sales person earns after selling a product

a)

fee

b)

tax

c)

mark up

d)

commission

36.

The final price of an item

a)

cost

b)

fees

c)

tip

d)

commission

37.

The cost before fees, taxes, etc

a)

base cost

b)

cost

c)

fees

d)

commission