Summer Practice - Ratios and Proportional Relationships

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Complete all questions and submit at end. This is part of your summer math packet. All 5 parts must be completed by September 3, 2019. These questions are to reinforce ratios and proportional relationships from 6th grade.
Please do not use a calculator.
When answering please submit just a numerical answer.

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6th grade cluster *

Gina is putting together a desk. There are 28 screws and 16 pieces of wood. What is the ratio of screws to pieces of wood? *

1:28

4:7

28:1

7:4

The ratio of pens to pencils in Mrs. Bosworth's desk is 4:1. What does this mean? *

There are 3 more pens than pencils.

For every 4 pens, there is 1 pencil.

For every 4 pencils, there is 1 pen.

There are 4 more pens than pencils.

In an orchard, there are 16 apple trees, 26 orange trees, and a cherry tree. What is the ratio of apple trees to orange trees? *

16:26

26:16

10:26

42:26

Susie has a bag with 9 hair pins, 7 pencils, 3 snacks, and 4 books. What is the ratio of books to pencils? *

7/4

4/7

9/7

4/9

At the local animal shelter, there are 30 cats and 36 dogs. What is the ratio of dogs to cats at the local animal shelter? *

6:5

30:1

1:30

5:6

Mr. Sonny's science class is calculating the average number of blinks per minute. Jan blinks 588 times in 7 minutes. What is her blinking rate, in blinks per minute? *

42 blinks per minute

84 blinks per minute

95 blinks per minute

85 blinks per minute

A car dealership sold 265 cars in 5 months. At what rate did the dealership sell cars in cars per month? *

55 cars per month

53 cars per month

54 cars per month

52 cars per month

Laura paddles in her canoe at a speed of 5 mph for 5 miles. She then hops on her windsurfer and sails for 6 miles at a speed of 6 mph. For how long does Laura travel? *

Your answer does not require a label, only the quantity.

Vince worked 539 hours in 11 weeks. At what rate did he work in hours per week? *

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Driving 70 mph, it takes Alicia 3 hours to reach the airport to go on a vacation. It then takes her 2 hours to get to her destination (with the jet traveling at a speed of 350 mph). How many miles does Alicia travel to get to her destination? *

Your answer does not require a label, only a quantity.

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