In this worksheet, we will practice comparing ratios by making ratio tables.
Q1:
Scarlett uses 2 tablespoons of sugar for every 3 glasses of lemonade, while Natalie uses 3 tablespoons of sugar for every 6 glasses of lemonade. Who makes the sweeter lemonade?
- AScarlett
- BNatalie
Q4:
The table shows the distances and travel times for three different flights departing from an airport.
| Flight | Destination | Distance (km) | Time (h) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A | 2.5 | |
| 2 | B | 3 | |
| 3 | C | 3.25 |
Which flight had the highest average speed?
- AFlight 1
- BFlight 2
- CFlight 3
Q6:
Michael wants to sign up for his school’s sports competition. In order to be accepted, he has to be able to run 400 meters in one minute. Michael took 20 seconds to run 100 meters. If he could run at the same rate, would he qualify to take part?
- A no
- B yes
Q7:
Nader, Amir, and Ramy are biking. Nader can bike 2 miles in 20 minutes, Amir can bike 3 miles in 25 minutes, and Ramy can bike 6 miles in 66 minutes. Who cycles at the fastest rate?
- ARamy
- BNader
- CAmir
Q9:
Which baker offers the better deal when buying 4 cupcakes?
| First Baker | $5.40 for 3 cupcakes “Buy three and get one half price” |
|---|---|
| Second Baker | $5.95 for 4 cupcakes |
- Athe second baker
- Bthe first baker
Q10:
You want to put together a quiz team for a competition. During a practice session, Scarlett answers 23 out of 24 questions correctly and Liam gets 12 questions correct out of 21. Who would you recommend to join the quiz team?
- AScarlett
- BLiam
Q11:
Which ratio does not have the same value as the other three?
- A9 out of 18
- B
- C
- D0.05
Q13:
Use the table to determine which runners ran at the same rate.
| Runner’s Name | Miles Jogged | Time (in Hours) |
|---|---|---|
| Amir | 10 | 2 |
| Ramy | 18 | 3 |
| Karim | 20 | 4 |
| Fady | 12 | 3 |
- AAmir and Ramy
- BKarim and Ramy
- CFady and Karim
- DAmir and Karim
- ERamy and Fady
Q14:
A township installed a new glass recycling container. They have three options for the frequency of discharge: every month, every two months, or every three months. Knowing that after three weeks, the container was one-third full, which option should they choose?
- A every three months
- B every month
- C every two months
Q15:
Adam and Sally both have a keen interest in gardening and are concerned by the number of slugs that they keep finding in their respective vegetable patches. They want to compare the number of slugs in each of their gardens but, due to the differences in size of their vegetable patches, they decide to compare the number of slugs per square foot. Adam’s vegetable patch is a rectangle with dimensions 5 ft by 3 ft and Sally’s is a circular patch with a radius of 3 ft. One Saturday morning, Adam counts 21 slugs in his entire vegetable patch, and Sally counts 36.
Work out the density of slugs in Adam’s vegetable patch.
- A1.7 slugs per square foot
- B2.5 slugs per square foot
- C2.8 slugs per square foot
- D1.4 slugs per square foot
- E0.74 slugs per square foot
Work out the density of slugs in Sally’s vegetable patch. Give your solution to one decimal place.
- A1.3 slugs per square foot
- B1.4 slugs per square foot
- C2.4 slugs per square foot
- D2.5 slugs per square foot
- E0.74 slugs per square foot
Who has the more severe slug problem?
- ASally
- BAdam