6th grade math

Ratios, Rates & Percentages, Negative Numbers, Equations & Inequalities, Plane Figures


Section 1: Ratios (6 questions, 12 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 blue shirts, what is the ratio of students wearing blue to the whole class?
    Answer: ______

Ratios with Tape Diagrams & Word Problems

  1. The ratio of dogs to cats at a pet shelter is 3:2. If there are 15 dogs, how many cats are there?
    Answer: ______
  2. For every 4 pencils in a desk, there is 1 eraser. If there are 6 erasers, how many pencils are there?
    Answer: ______

Ratios and Measurements

  1. A map scale is 1 inch : 20 miles. How many miles apart are two cities that are 3.5 inches apart on the map?
    Answer: ______ miles

Ratios in Recipes (Word Problem)

  1. A lemonade recipe calls for 2 cups of lemon juice for every 5 cups of water. If you use 8 cups of lemon juice, how many cups of water do you need?
    Answer: ______ cups

Section 2: Rates and Percentages (6 questions, 12 points)

Solving Unit Rate/Price Problems

  1. If 6 pounds of apples cost $12, 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. Write 3883​ as a decimal and a percent.
    Decimal: ______ Percent: ______
  2. Write 0.45 as a fraction in simplest form and as a percent.
    Fraction: ______ Percent: ______

Percent of a Number

  1. What is 30% of 80?
    Answer: ______

Finding Common Percentages

  1. A shirt originally costs $40. It is on sale for 25% off. What is the sale price?
    Answer: $______

Section 3: Negative Numbers (24 questions, 24 points)

Adding and Subtracting Negative Numbers

  1. 5+8=−5+8= ______
  2. 37=3−7= ______
  3. 4+(6)=−4+(−6)= ______
  4. 9(2)=−9−(−2)= ______
  5. 5+(12)=5+(−12)= ______
  6. 84=−8−4= ______
  7. 1+10=−1+10= ______
  8. 6(3)=6−(−3)= ______
  9. 7+(7)=−7+(−7)= ______
  10. 015=0−15= ______

Multiplying and Dividing Negative Numbers

  1. (4)×5=(−4)×5= ______
  2. 6×(3)=6×(−3)= ______
  3. (7)×(2)=(−7)×(−2)= ______
  4. 18÷(3)=18÷(−3)= ______
  5. (24)÷(6)=(−24)÷(−6)= ______
  6. (10)÷2=(−10)÷2= ______

Negative Numbers in Word Problems

  1. The temperature at 6 a.m. was -3°F. By noon, it had risen 12 degrees. What was the temperature at noon?
    Answer: ______°F
  2. A scuba diver is at -15 feet. She descends another 10 feet. What is her new depth?
    Answer: ______ feet
  3. A penalty in a game gives a score of -5 points. If a team gets 3 penalties, what is their total penalty score?
    Answer: ______ points
  4. You have $20 in your bank account. You write a check for $35. What is your new balance, represented as a negative number if you are overdrawn?
    Answer: $______

Negative Fractions and Decimals

  1. 12+34=−21​+43​= ______
  2. 0.60.1=−0.6−0.1= ______
  3. (23)×6=(−32​)×6= ______
  4. 1.5÷(0.5)=−1.5÷(−0.5)= ______

Section 4: Equations and Inequalities (15 questions, 45 points)

Solving Equations

  1. x+8=15x+8=15
    x=x= ______
  2. 3y=273y=27
    y=y= ______
  3. m4=54m​=5
    m=m= ______
  4. 2p3=112p−3=11
    p=p= ______

Inequalities – Solve each inequality.

  1. n5>7n−5>7
    Solution: nn ______
  2. 4k204k≤20
    Solution: kk ______
  3. 2x<10−2x<10
    Solution: xx ______

Inequalities in Word Problems

  1. To ride a roller coaster, you must be at least 48 inches tall. If hh represents height, write an inequality.
    Inequality: ______
  2. You can spend at most $30 on snacks. If each snack costs $3, write an inequality to find how many snacks ss you can buy.
    Inequality: ______

Multi-Step Inequalities – Solve.

  1. 3a+7223a+7≤22
    Solution: aa ______
  2. b24>12b​−4>1
    Solution: bb ______
  3. 5x+217−5x+2≥17
    Solution: xx ______
  4. 2(y3)<102(y−3)<10
    Solution: yy ______
  5. 83m18−3m≤−1
    Solution: mm ______
  6. 4+c364+3c​≤6
    Solution: cc ______

Section 5: Plane Figures (9 questions, 27 points)

Parallelogram Models

  1. Find the area of a parallelogram with a base of 10 cm and a height of 6 cm.
    Answer: ______ cm²
  2. A parallelogram has an area of 42 in² and a height of 7 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 12 m and a height of 5 m.
    Answer: ______ m²
  2. A triangle has an area of 24 ft² and a base of 8 ft. What is its height?
    Answer: ______ ft
  3. Find the area of a triangle with a base of 9 cm and a height of 4 cm.
    Answer: ______ cm²

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 35 cm², a height of 5 cm, and one base of 6 cm. Find the length of the other base.
    Answer: ______ cm
  3. Find the area of a trapezoid with bases of 8 m and 11 m, and a height of 7 m.
    Answer: ______ m²
  4. A trapezoid has an area of 60 ft², bases of 10 ft and 14 ft. What is its height?
    Answer: ______ ft

End of Test – Please check your work before submitting.


Answer Key (For Teacher Use)

Section 1:

  1. 5:12
  2. 7:18
  3. 10
  4. 24
  5. 70
  6. 20

Section 2:
7. 2
8. 30
9. 0.375, 37.5%
10. 9/20, 45%
11. 24
12. 30

Section 3:
13. 3
14. -4
15. -10
16. -7
17. -7
18. -12
19. 9
20. 9
21. -14
22. -15
23. -20
24. -18
25. 14
26. -6
27. 4
28. -5
29. 9
30. -25
31. -15
32. -15
33. ¼ or 0.25
34. -0.7
35. -4
36. 3

Section 4:
37. 7
38. 9
39. 20
40. 7
41. n>12n>12
42. k5k≤5
43. x>5x>−5
44. h48h≥48
45. 3s303s≤30 or s10s≤10
46. a5a≤5
47. b>10b>10
48. x3x≤−3
49. y<8y<8
50. m3m≥3
51. c6c≤6

Section 5:
52. 60
53. 6
54. 30
55. 6
56. 18
57. 28
58. 8
59. 66.5
60. 5