Ratios and Proportional relationships test review

The table shows the number of movies watched, by type, for a family over the past 6 months.

Part A: Which statement is true?

• for every 2 family movies watched, 3 comedy movies were watched.

• For every 6 family movies watched, 2 comedy movies were watched.

• For every 4 family movies watched, 3 comedy movies were watched.

• For every 6 family movies, 4 comedy movies were watched.

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Part B:

The statement you chose in Part A describes a _________

• rate

• ratio

• quantity

• unit rate

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A punch bowl contained 4 liters of soda, 2 liters of orange juice, and 2 liters of raspberry juice.

Select all the statements that are true.

• The ratio of the orange juice to the raspberry juice is 2 to 2.

• The ratio of soda to the entire punch bow is 2 to 8.

• The ratio of the entire punch bowl to soda is 8 to 4.

• The ratio of orange juice to soda is 4 to 2

• The ratio of the entire punch bowl to the juices is 4 to 8.

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The ratio of trombone players to drummers in the school band is 2:6. Which statement correctly interprets this ratio?

• For every 2 trombone players, there are 6 drummers.

• There are 2 more trombone players than drummers.

• There are 6 trombone players for every 2 drummers.

• For every 2 drummers, there are 6 trombone players.

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Javier is at WalMart buying candy for party bags. For every 8 pieces of candy he buys, he pays $2.

What is the price PER piece of candy?

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A class of 15 students share a set of 60 colored pencils.

Which statement is true?

• For every 4 students, there is 1 colored pencil.

• For each student, there is 4 colored pencils.

• For every 10 students, there is 1 colored pencil.

• For each student, there are 10 colored pencils.

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Select the situations that can be described by the unit rate 5 peppers per plant.

• A gardener harvested 5 peppers from 25 plants.

• A gardener harvested 5 peppers from 10 plants.

• A gardener harvested 4 peppers from 20 plants.

• A gardener harvested 20 peppers from 4 plants.

• A gardener harvested 15 peppers from 3 plants.

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At the local video game store, 4 video games cost $40. The table represents the amount of video games compared to the cost.

Which ordered pair could also be included in the table based on the information given?

• (7, 60)

• (8, 75)

• (9, 80)

• (10, 100)

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A cheetah can run at a speed of 80 miles per hour. How long would it take the cheetah to travel 480 miles without stopping?

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Angel has taken three math assessments this year. He answered 16 out of 20 questions correctly on the first assessment.

On the second assessment, he answered 19 out of 25 correctly.

On the third assessment, he received an 85%.

On which assessment did he score the highest percentage?

• Assessment 1

• Assessment 2

• Assessment 3

• He scored the same on all three assessments.

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