7th Grade
3.4 worksheet – Unit Rate
Name
Date
Hour
Find the unit rate or unit price given the information. Round to the nearest tenth for unit rates. Unit prices
should be rounded to the nearest cent (hundredth).
1. A car travels 430 miles and uses 18 gallons.
2. 15 movie tickets cost $67.50.
3. Meriwether spends $30 on 100 blank CDs.
4. 24 sticks of chewing gum is shared equally by 3 people.
5. $100 award given to a team of 5 people. The money must be shared.
6. A 2-liter bottle of soda is poured into 9 cups.
7. A 6 pack of soda given to 4 people.
8. 3 plane tickets to Orange County cost $328
Find the unit rate or unit price given the information. Then circle the answer.
9. Two burritos cost $0.82 and five burritos cost $2.10. Which is a better buy?
10. For $5, Alicia can buy three sticks of lipstick. For $8, she can buy 5 sticks of lipstick. Which is a better buy?
11. Pam can run four laps around the track in 330 seconds. Patrick can run two laps around the track in 160
seconds. Which person runs the fastest per lap?
12. A plant in the front of the house grew 15 inches in 4 weeks. A plant in the back of the house grew 20
inches in 5 weeks. Which plant grew the most each week?
13. Percy can make 33 free throws in 2 minutes. Marcos can make 43 free throws in 3 minutes. Who makes
more free throws faster?
14. Mrs. Carlson grades 50 papers in 12 minutes. Mrs. Hutchinson grades 120 papers in 30 minutes. Who
grades more papers per minute?
Use a model drawing to solve:
15. A worker can pack 72 boxes of oranges in 2 hours. At this rate, how many boxes of oranges can she pack
in 8 hours?