6th grade math

Section 1: Ratios (22 points)

Part-to-Whole Ratios

  1. In a basket of 12 fruits, there are 5 apples. What is the ratio of apples to total fruits?
    Answer: ______
  2. A class has 18 students. If 7 are wearing glasses, what is the ratio of students wearing glasses to the whole class?
    Answer: ______
  3. Write the ratio of vowels to total letters in the word “MATHEMATICS”.
    Answer: ______
  4. In a parking lot of 30 cars, 9 are red. What is the ratio of red cars to all cars?
    Answer: ______
  5. A bag has 4 blue marbles and 6 green marbles. What is the ratio of blue marbles to the total number of marbles?
    Answer: ______

Ratios with Tape Diagrams & Word Problems

  1. The ratio of cats to dogs at a shelter is 3:5. If there are 15 cats, how many dogs are there?
    Answer: ______
  2. For every 2 adults on a bus, there are 3 children. If there are 18 children, how many adults are there?
    Answer: ______
  3. The ratio of fiction to non-fiction books on a shelf is 7:4. If there are 28 fiction books, how many non-fiction books are there?
    Answer: ______

Ratios and Measurements

  1. A map scale is 1 inch : 10 miles. How many miles are represented by 4.5 inches?
    Answer: ______ miles
  2. Convert the ratio 2 feet : 18 inches to a simplified ratio of feet to inches.
    Answer: ______

Ratios in Recipes (Word Problem)

  1. A lemonade recipe calls for 3 cups of water for every 1 cup of lemon juice. If you use 8 cups of lemon juice, how many cups of water do you need?
    Answer: ______ cups

Section 2: Rates and Percentages (18 points)

Solving Unit Rate/Price Problems

  1. If 5 pounds of apples cost $7.50, what is the cost per pound?
    Answer: $______
  2. A printer can print 120 pages in 4 minutes. What is the unit rate (pages per minute)?
    Answer: ______ pages/minute

Fraction, Decimal, and Percent Converting

  1. Convert 3553​ to a decimal and a percent.
    Decimal: ______ Percent: ______
  2. Convert 0.72 to a fraction (simplified) and a percent.
    Fraction: ______ Percent: ______
  3. Convert 45% to a fraction (simplified) and a decimal.
    Fraction: ______ Decimal: ______

Percent of a Number

  1. What is 30% of 80?
    Answer: ______
  2. Find 15% of 200.
    Answer: ______

Finding Common Percentages

  1. What is 100% of 47?
    Answer: ______
  2. What is 50% of 120?
    Answer: ______

Section 3: Negative Numbers (30 points)

Adding and Subtracting Negative Numbers

  1. 5+(9)=5+(−9)= ______
  2. 7+3=−7+3= ______
  3. 46=−4−6= ______
  4. 8(5)=8−(−5)= ______
  5. 12(8)=−12−(−8)= ______
  6. 3+(10)=−3+(−10)= ______
  7. 015=0−15= ______
  8. 20+20=−20+20= ______
  9. 14+(17)=14+(−17)= ______
  10. 1(1)=−1−(−1)= ______

Multiplying and Dividing Negative Numbers

  1. (6)×4=(−6)×4= ______
  2. 5×(8)=5×(−8)= ______
  3. (7)×(3)=(−7)×(−3)= ______
  4. (24)÷6=(−24)÷6= ______
  5. 18÷(2)=18÷(−2)= ______
  6. (40)÷(5)=(−40)÷(−5)= ______
  7. (9)×0=(−9)×0= ______
  8. (15)÷(3)=(−15)÷(−3)= ______

Negative Numbers in Word Problems

  1. The temperature at noon was 5°F. By midnight, it had dropped 18 degrees. What was the temperature at midnight?
    Answer: ______ °F
  2. A submarine is 250 feet below sea level. It rises 75 feet. What is its new position relative to sea level?
    Answer: ______ feet
  3. Sam has $20 in his bank account. He withdraws $35. What is his account balance now?
    Answer: $______

Negative Fractions and Decimals

  1. 14+12=−41​+21​= ______
  2. 0.60.1=−0.6−0.1= ______
  3. (0.5)×4=(−0.5)×4= ______
  4. 35÷2=−53​÷2= ______

Section 4: Equations and Inequalities (20 points)

Solving Equations

  1. x+9=15x+9=15
    x=x= ______
  2. 3y=273y=27
    y=y= ______
  3. m7=4m−7=4
    m=m= ______
  4. p÷6=8p÷6=8
    p=p= ______
  5. 2n+5=192n+5=19
    n=n= ______

Inequalities – Solve each inequality.

  1. k4>10k−4>10
    Solution: kk ______
  2. 3t213t≤21
    Solution: tt ______
  3. w+8<5w+8<5
    Solution: ww ______

Inequalities in Word Problems – Write and solve.

  1. Lisa needs to save at least $50 for a gift. She has saved $22. Write and solve an inequality to find how much more she needs to save.
    Inequality: ________________
    Solution: ______
  2. A bus can hold at most 45 students. There are already 31 students on the bus. Write and solve an inequality to find how many more can board.
    Inequality: ________________
    Solution: ______

Two-Step Inequalities – Solve.

  1. 2x+3112x+3≥11
    Solution: xx ______
  2. y42<14y​−2<1
    Solution: yy ______
  3. 53z>145−3z>14
    Solution: zz ______

Section 5: Plane Figures (20 points)

Parallelogram Area

  1. Find the area of a parallelogram with a base of 12 cm and a height of 7 cm.
    Answer: ______ cm²
  2. A parallelogram has an area of 54 in² and a height of 6 in. What is the length of its base?
    Answer: ______ in

Areas of Triangles (Missing Height or Base)

  1. Find the area of a triangle with a base of 10 m and a height of 5 m.
    Answer: ______ m²
  2. A triangle has an area of 36 ft² and a base of 9 ft. What is its height?
    Answer: ______ ft
  3. A triangle has an area of 20 cm² and a height of 8 cm. What is the length of its base?
    Answer: ______ cm

Finding Areas of Quadrilaterals with Two Parallel Sides (Trapezoids)

  1. Find the area of a trapezoid with bases of 5 in and 9 in, and a height of 4 in.
    Answer: ______ in²
  2. A trapezoid has an area of 70 mm². Its bases are 8 mm and 12 mm. What is its height?
    Answer: ______ mm
  3. Find the area of a trapezoid with bases of 6.5 cm and 9.5 cm, and a height of 3 cm.
    Answer: ______ cm²

Test Complete – Please review your work.


Answer Key (For Teacher Use)

Section 1:

  1. 5:12
  2. 7:18
  3. 4:11
  4. 9:30 or 3:10
  5. 4:10 or 2:5
  6. 25
  7. 12
  8. 16
  9. 45
  10. 4:3
  11. 24

Section 2:
12. $1.50
13. 30
14. 0.6, 60%
15. 18/25, 72%
16. 9/20, 0.45
17. 24
18. 30
19. 47
20. 60

Section 3:
21. -4
22. -4
23. -10
24. 13
25. -4
26. -13
27. -15
28. 0
29. -3
30. 0
31. -24
32. -40
33. 21
34. -4
35. -9
36. 8
37. 0
38. 5
39. -13
40. -175
41. -$15
42. 1/4 or 0.25
43. -0.7
44. -2
45. -3/10 or -0.3

Section 4:
46. 6
47. 9
48. 11
49. 48
50. 7
51. k>14k>14
52. t7t≤7
53. w<3w<−3
54. m28m≥28, m=m= money needed
55. s14s≤14, s=s= students
56. x4x≥4
57. y<12y<12
58. z<3z<−3

Section 5:
59. 84
60. 9
61. 25
62. 8
63. 5
64. 28
65. 7
66. 24