Bootcamp Review #3 - RP.1-3

The ratio of orange to green in a bag of colored marbles is 6 : 1. Which statement MUST be true about this bag of marbles?

• There is a total of 7 marbles in the bag.

• There are 5 less green marbles than orange marbles.

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Truman gave each of his siblings 3 gifts for Christmas.

Which TWO ratios correctly relate the number of siblings Truman has to the number of gifts?

• 1 to 5

• 1 to 6

• 2 to 6

• 3 to 9

• 3 to 12

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Which of the following demonstrates a ratio of 7 passengers per car?

• A fleet of 7 cars carrying a total of 14 passengers.

• A fleet of 3 cars carrying a total of 28 passengers.

• A fleet of 5 cars carrying a total of 35 passengers.

• A fleet of 6 cars carrying a total of 36 passengers.

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At a produce market, fresh strawberries are sold at different rates depending on the number bought.

Which option provides the most strawberries for the least amount of money?

• $5.00 for 30 strawberries because the ratio is $1 to 6 strawberries.

• $8.00 for 50 strawberries because the ratio is $4 to 25 strawberries.

• $10.00 for 75 strawberries because the ratio is $2 to 15 strawberries.

• $15.00 for 100 strawberries because the ratio is $3 to 20 strawberries.

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Jessica sewed 3 scarves in 50 minutes.

Which of the following unit rates are equivalent to this ratio? Select all that apply.

• 3/50 scarf per minute

• 3/50 minute per scarf

• 50/3 scarves per minute

• 50/3 minutes per scarf

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Beth is sewing a dress for herself. In the directions, Beth's dress pattern says she will need 3 feet of blue fabric and 7 feet of red fabric to complete the dress.

Which of the following provides an equivalent ratio of blue fabric to red fabric?

• 3/7

• 7/3

• 6/7

• 7/6

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Mrs. Dickinson often gives her students candy, and on different days she awards various numbers of students. The amount of candy every student gets is constant. The table shows how many students were chosen to receive candy and the number of candies passed out each day.

How many students were awarded when 9 candies were given?

• 1

• 3

• 5

• 27

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A bakery is selling cookies in two different boxed amounts. A box of 10 cookies costs $4.76, and a box of 25 cookies costs $10.00.

Which statement is correct about the unit cost of the cookies?

• The box of 10 cookies is cheaper by $0.08 per cookie.

• The box of 25 cookies is cheaper by $0.08 per cookie.

• The box of 10 cookies is cheaper by $0.02 per cookie.

• The box of 25 cookies is cheaper by $0.02 per cookie.

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Out of a class of sixth graders, 30% joined band. If there are 180 sixth graders total, how many are in band?

• 17

• 54

• 60

• 126

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