Name
Proportions
H 8-2
Find the missing number in each proportion. Write the letters in the
correct blanks below to finish the silly story.
2
3
A
2. 45
T
9
7
T
5. 24
R
R
8. 10. L
3
L
11. 3 27
4
E
2
6
16. 7
P
E
14. F
P
17. W
3
26
6
W
51 N
N
21
7
11
33
15. L L
60
2
6
18. U
5
u
56
P
7
4
P
21. 4. 8
3
7. 12
9
13. R
32
45
81
E
9
13
10
O
O
20
42
14
3
R
T
17
9
T
51
2
O
18
3
10 5
6. I
8
3
6
9. O
11
A
15
1. 2
7
3
R
16
19. E
3. R
F
49
20. O
I O
12. 3
5
S
45
S
Joe Pro, the ball player, visited the Small Fry Diner one day and ordered a
sandwich. The sandwich was so small that Joe finished it in one bite.
“I’m still hungry,” Joe complained. “How can I play ball on an empty stomach?”
“I’m sorry, sir,” said the waitress, “but
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13
36
1
5
10
20
4
22
15
3
12
.”
21
9
26
14
32
12
6
35
16
22
17
27
Tell whether each pair of ratios is a proportion.
3
5
9
15
2
3
22. 8
12
8
15
23. 2
5
24. Circle the correct letter for the answer.
25. Sarah is making a pitcher of cherry lemonade. She normally puts 2 ounces
of cherry juice in an 8-ounce glass of lemonade. How much cherry juice should
Sarah add to a 64-ounce pitcher of lemonade?
Test Prep
A 20 ounces
© Scott Foresman, Gr. 6
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B 8 ounces
C 58 ounces
D 16 ounces
Use with Chapter 8, Lesson 2.