Lesson 3 & 4 Quiz

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Ready Math Curriculum - Ratios, Rates and Unit Rates; Equivalent ratios

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Kara has a piece of ribbon that is 24 inches long. She knows that this piece of ribbon is 2 feet long.
Fill in the blanks in the double number line to show this relationship between inches and feet. (All blanks must be filled.)

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Lesson 3 & 4 Quiz

Kara has a piece of ribbon that is 24 inches long. She knows that this piece of ribbon is 2 feet long.
Fill in the blanks in the double number line to show this relationship between inches and feet. (All blanks must be filled.)

For a recipe, Paul uses 3 cups of sugar for every 4 cups of flour. Which table shows equivalent ratios for this recipe?

Divide 18 by $72 to find the amount Mr. Herman pays for one magazine.

The ratio of cost to number of magazines is 72:18.

Each magazine costs $4.

Mr. Herman pays $15 for 3 magazines.

Kara has a piece of ribbon that is 24 inches long. She knows that this piece of ribbon is 2 feet long.
Fill in the blanks in the double number line to show this relationship between inches and feet. (All blanks must be filled.)

A market sells 7 oranges for $2.45. How much will 8 oranges cost?

For a recipe, Paul uses 3 cups of sugar for every 4 cups of flour. Which table shows equivalent ratios for this recipe?

Divide 18 by $72 to find the amount Mr. Herman pays for one magazine.

The ratio of cost to number of magazines is 72:18.

Each magazine costs $4.

Mr. Herman pays $15 for 3 magazines.

A market sells 7 oranges for $2.45. How much will 8 oranges cost?

Lesson 3 & 4 Quiz

Kara has a piece of ribbon that is 24 inches long. She knows that this piece of ribbon is 2 feet long. Fill in the blanks in the double number line to show this relationship between inches and feet. (All blanks must be filled.)

For a recipe, Paul uses 3 cups of sugar for every 4 cups of flour. Which table shows equivalent ratios for this recipe?

Divide 18 by $72 to find the amount Mr. Herman pays for one magazine.

The ratio of cost to number of magazines is 72:18.

Each magazine costs $4.

Mr. Herman pays $15 for 3 magazines.

Kara has a piece of ribbon that is 24 inches long. She knows that this piece of ribbon is 2 feet long. Fill in the blanks in the double number line to show this relationship between inches and feet. (All blanks must be filled.)

A market sells 7 oranges for $2.45. How much will 8 oranges cost?

For a recipe, Paul uses 3 cups of sugar for every 4 cups of flour. Which table shows equivalent ratios for this recipe?

Divide 18 by $72 to find the amount Mr. Herman pays for one magazine.

The ratio of cost to number of magazines is 72:18.

Each magazine costs $4.

Mr. Herman pays $15 for 3 magazines.

A market sells 7 oranges for $2.45. How much will 8 oranges cost?

Kara has a piece of ribbon that is 24 inches long. She knows that this piece of ribbon is 2 feet long.
Fill in the blanks in the double number line to show this relationship between inches and feet. (All blanks must be filled.)

Kara has a piece of ribbon that is 24 inches long. She knows that this piece of ribbon is 2 feet long.
Fill in the blanks in the double number line to show this relationship between inches and feet. (All blanks must be filled.)