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Ratio Test 6th grade

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12 Nsɛmmisa

1

1

1

1

1

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5.

How many students are expected to attend?
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1

1

1

1

1

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10.

How many dogs will the shelter adopt out?

1

1

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12.

What number should be in the peach box?

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1.

How many lilies would the florist use to create 6 identical arrangements?
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25

150

225

175

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2.

What is the ratio of girls to students?

13:7

6:7

7:13

14:6

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3.

The ratio of days to laps is 1:18

The ratio of days to laps is 1:18

In 5 days, 80 laps will be completed.

The ratio of laps to days is 1:18.

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4.

16:48

24:30

20:25

8:10

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6.

How many non-fiction books will need to be shelved?

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7.

Which equation best represents the number of calories burned, c, when m minutes have passed?
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c = 120m

c = 15m

c = 12m

m = 8c

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8.

Are these values equivalent?

Yes, because they simplify to the same value.

Yes, because they are both fractions.

No, because they are both fractions.

No, because they are not the same value.

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9.

How many foot long hot dogs will be served?
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45

8

15

75

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11.

A - 4:1, B - 3:1, C - 2:5

A - 1:4, B - 2:3, C - 5:1

A - 1:4, B - 1:3, C - 1:5