Practice 4: Equivalent Ratios and Unit Rate

A ratio is...

• a relationship between two quantities
• a relationship between a mom and dad
• a decimal written as a fraction
• all of thee above

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Which is NOT a way to write a ratio?

• 3/5
• 3.5
• 3:5
• 3 to 5

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There are 14 dogs and 13 cats. What is the ratio of dogs to cats?

• 13:14
• 14:13
• 27:14
• 14:27

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There are 6 red dots, 3 green dots, and 5 orange dots. What is the ratio of green dots to orange dots?

• 5:3
• 3:5
• 6:3
• 5:6

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What is another way to write 6:7

• 7:6
• 6/7
• 7/6
• 7 to 6

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Travis can ride his bike 3 miles in 20 minutes. At this rate, how long will it take to ride 9 miles? 

• 60 minutes
• 50 minutes
• 28 minutes
• 15 minutes

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3B

There are 7 cars for every 5 trucks. If there are 21 cars, how many trucks are there?

• 10
• 7
• 15
• 21

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There are 10 girls for every 12 boys. What is the ratio of girls to all?

• 10:12
• 10:22
• 22:10
• 12:22

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The ratio of minutes to dry and minutes to wash is 4:3. How many minutes will a load of clothes need to wash if it takes 48 minutes to dry?

• 50 min

• 32 min

• 36 min

• 41 min

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It takes two scoops of detergent for every three scoops of fabric softener. If there are 28 scoops of detergent left, then how many scoops of fabric softener are needed?

• 42 scoops

• 38 scoops

• 46 scoops

• 35 scoops

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