7th grade ratio and proportion
7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: 6.RP.A.3, 7.RP.A.2, 7.RP.A.3, 7.G.A.1 · England: Y6 Ratio and proportion, KS3 Ratio, GCSE Foundation Ratio
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Question 1
Juice and water are mixed in the ratio 3:4. What fraction of the drink is juice? Give a fraction in simplest form.
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Question 2
The line passes through (0, 0) and (3, 12). What is the constant of proportionality?
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Question 3
On a school trip, 1 euro buys 0.8 Swiss francs. How many francs do you get for 190 euros?
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Question 4
A recipe uses 2/3 cup of oats for 1/3 of a batch. How many cups of oats are needed for a whole batch?
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Question 5
A 20 m long room is drawn 10 cm long on a plan. The scale is 1 : n. What is n?
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Question 6
Solve: 9 / 6 = 90 / n
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Question 7
A car uses fuel in proportion to distance: f = 0.08d (litres per km). How many litres for 140 km?
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Question 8
Each streaming song earns 13 points. Write an equation for y in terms of s. Type only the right-hand side (y = …).
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Question 9
Sofia enlarges a scale drawing so every length is 5 times as long. Sofia thinks the area will be 5 times as big. How many times as big is the area really?
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Question 10
A pancake recipe for 4 people uses 200 g of flour. How much flour is needed for 12 people, in grams?
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Question 11
Concrete is made from cement, sand and gravel in the ratio 1:5:4. A builder uses 135 kg of sand. How many kg of concrete mix is that altogether?
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Question 12
Solve: x / 45 = 8 / 9
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Question 13
4/5 of a choir are sopranos and the rest are altos. What is the ratio of sopranos to altos, in simplest form? Type it like 2:3.
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Question 14
The ratio of adults to children at a show is 2:7. There are 35 more children than adults. How many people are there in total?
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Question 15
A model uses 1 cm for every 10 m. A real bridge is 20 m long. How long is it on the model, in cm?
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Question 16
Solve: 3 / 13 = 21 / y
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