Ratio Symbol Practice
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Ratio Symbol Practice
📚 Part 1: Converting Verbal Ratios
a) 3 apples to 5 oranges = _______
b) 7 boys to 4 girls = _______
c) 2 cats to 8 dogs = _______
d) 6 red cars to 9 blue cars = _______
Write the ratio of chocolate bars to sweets: _______
Write the ratio of sweets to chocolate bars: _______
🔄 Part 2: Order Matters!
The ratio 7:2 means the same as 2:7
TRUE FALSERatio of boys to girls: _______
Ratio of girls to boys: _______
Explain why these ratios are different:
a) The ratio 6:4 means "6 to 4" ✓
b) The ratio 3:8 means "8 to 3" ✗
c) The ratio symbol ":" can be read as "to" ✓
"There are 5 red flags and 3 blue flags at the sports day."
Red to blue: _______
Blue to red: _______
🎯 Part 3: Challenge Questions
If there are 15 footballs and 25 tennis balls, the ratio of footballs to tennis balls is _______ and the ratio of tennis balls to footballs is _______.
Describe a situation with two different items, then write the ratio using the ":" symbol.
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