Grade 6, Module 1, Topic A, Lesson 6-8 Quiz, Fractions as Ratios, Test Prep

Part 1: Part to Part and Part to Whole Relationships

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The ratio of the number of boys to girls in a classroom.

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The ratio of dimes to coins in your wallet.

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The ratio of convertibles to SUVS on a car dealer's lot.

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The ratio of odd to even numbers in a set of numbers.

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The ratio of months with 31 days out of the year to total months.

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The ratio of the number of middle school students to high school students in a band.

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The ratio of maple trees to all the trees in a forest.

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The ratio of students in STEM to students in ART class.

Part 2: Fractions/Ratios Questions

Use the tape diagrams below to solve question #9-10. 

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Which of the above correctly models that the number of red gumballs is 5/3 the number of white gumballs?

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Which of the above correctly models that the number of white gumballs is 2/3 the the number of red gumballs.

The above tape diagram shows the relationship between the amount of shoes and sneakers at a local shoe store. Answer questions #11 -13. 

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The amount of shoes is _______ of the amount of sneakers.

Enter a fraction.

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The amount of shoes is _______ of the total amount of footwear.

Enter a fraction.

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The amount of sneakers is _______ of the amount of shoes.

Enter a fraction.

Part 3:  Converting Fractions to Ratios

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A farmer raises red hens and white hens. 5/7 of his hens are red.

Select TWO are true. You may need to model the statement above with a tape diagram.

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At a Bulls game, 8/9 of the attendees were Bulls fans and the rest were Raptors fans.

Enter the ratio of Raptors fans to Bulls fans.

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A survey asking 6th graders if they prefer Spapchat to Instagram revealed that ⅘ of students prefer Snapchat.

Enter the ratio of kids who prefer Snapchat to the kids who prefer Instagram.

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Grade 6, Module 1, Topic A, Lesson 6-8 Quiz, Fractions as Ratios, Test Prep

Part 1: Part to Part and Part to Whole Relationships

The ratio of the number of boys to girls in a classroom.

The ratio of dimes to coins in your wallet.

The ratio of convertibles to SUVS on a car dealer's lot.

The ratio of odd to even numbers in a set of numbers.

The ratio of months with 31 days out of the year to total months.

The ratio of the number of middle school students to high school students in a band.

The ratio of maple trees to all the trees in a forest.

The ratio of students in STEM to students in ART class.

Part 2: Fractions/Ratios Questions

Which of the above correctly models that the number of red gumballs is 5/3 the number of white gumballs?

Which of the above correctly models that the number of white gumballs is 2/3 the the number of red gumballs.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the amount of sneakers. Enter a fraction.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the total amount of footwear. Enter a fraction.

The amount of sneakers is _______ of the amount of shoes.Enter a fraction.

Part 3: Converting Fractions to Ratios

A farmer raises red hens and white hens. 5/7 of his hens are red.Select TWO are true. You may need to model the statement above with a tape diagram.

At a Bulls game, 8/9 of the attendees were Bulls fans and the rest were Raptors fans.Enter the ratio of Raptors fans to Bulls fans.

A survey asking 6th graders if they prefer Spapchat to Instagram revealed that ⅘ of students prefer Snapchat.Enter the ratio of kids who prefer Snapchat to the kids who prefer Instagram.

Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin Donuts 5/7 of the week.Enter the ratio of the days Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin to the day she does not go.

Part 1: Part to Part and Part to Whole Relationships

The ratio of the number of boys to girls in a classroom.

The ratio of dimes to coins in your wallet.

The ratio of convertibles to SUVS on a car dealer's lot.

The ratio of odd to even numbers in a set of numbers.

The ratio of months with 31 days out of the year to total months.

The ratio of the number of middle school students to high school students in a band.

The ratio of maple trees to all the trees in a forest.

The ratio of students in STEM to students in ART class.

Part 2: Fractions/Ratios Questions

Which of the above correctly models that the number of red gumballs is 5/3 the number of white gumballs?

Which of the above correctly models that the number of white gumballs is 2/3 the the number of red gumballs.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the amount of sneakers. Enter a fraction.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the total amount of footwear. Enter a fraction.

The amount of sneakers is _______ of the amount of shoes.Enter a fraction.

Part 3: Converting Fractions to Ratios

A farmer raises red hens and white hens. 5/7 of his hens are red.Select TWO are true. You may need to model the statement above with a tape diagram.

At a Bulls game, 8/9 of the attendees were Bulls fans and the rest were Raptors fans.Enter the ratio of Raptors fans to Bulls fans.

A survey asking 6th graders if they prefer Spapchat to Instagram revealed that ⅘ of students prefer Snapchat.Enter the ratio of kids who prefer Snapchat to the kids who prefer Instagram.

Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin Donuts 5/7 of the week.Enter the ratio of the days Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin to the day she does not go.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the amount of sneakers.

Enter a fraction.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the total amount of footwear.

Enter a fraction.

The amount of sneakers is _______ of the amount of shoes.

Enter a fraction.

A farmer raises red hens and white hens. 5/7 of his hens are red.

Select TWO are true. You may need to model the statement above with a tape diagram.

At a Bulls game, 8/9 of the attendees were Bulls fans and the rest were Raptors fans.

Enter the ratio of Raptors fans to Bulls fans.

A survey asking 6th graders if they prefer Spapchat to Instagram revealed that ⅘ of students prefer Snapchat.

Enter the ratio of kids who prefer Snapchat to the kids who prefer Instagram.

Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin Donuts 5/7 of the week.

Enter the ratio of the days Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin to the day she does not go.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the amount of sneakers.

Enter a fraction.

The amount of shoes is _______ of the total amount of footwear.

Enter a fraction.

The amount of sneakers is _______ of the amount of shoes.

Enter a fraction.

A farmer raises red hens and white hens. 5/7 of his hens are red.

Select TWO are true. You may need to model the statement above with a tape diagram.

At a Bulls game, 8/9 of the attendees were Bulls fans and the rest were Raptors fans.

Enter the ratio of Raptors fans to Bulls fans.

A survey asking 6th graders if they prefer Spapchat to Instagram revealed that ⅘ of students prefer Snapchat.

Enter the ratio of kids who prefer Snapchat to the kids who prefer Instagram.

Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin Donuts 5/7 of the week.

Enter the ratio of the days Ms. Granquist goes to Dunkin to the day she does not go.