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Mastering Rates Foundations
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Mastering Rates Foundations
Choose the best answer, calculate unit rates, and explain your thinking. Include units in your answers.
Understand Rates
1.Which statement best describes a rate?
- A comparison of two quantities measured in different units
- A comparison of two quantities measured in the same unit
- The sum of two quantities
- A number with no units
2.A cyclist rides 84 miles in 4 hours. What is the cyclist's speed in miles per hour?
- 21 miles per hour
- 80 miles per hour
- 336 miles per hour
- 88 miles per hour
3.Select every choice that is a rate.
- 9 dollars for 3 notebooks
- 18 inches per second
- 27 marbles
- 5 pages per minute
4.Which operation helps find a unit rate from a rate such as 36 miles in 3 hours?
- Divide the miles by the hours to find miles for 1 hour
- Add the miles and hours
- Multiply the miles by the hours
- Subtract the hours from the miles
Calculate Unit Rates
5.A pack of 18 markers costs $9. What is the cost per marker? Show your calculation.
6.A baker uses 5 cups of oats to make 40 snack bars. How many snack bars are made per cup of oats? Show your calculation.
7.A van travels 280 miles using 14 gallons of gas. Find the unit rate in miles per gallon. Show your calculation.
8.A printer produces 96 pages in 8 minutes. What is its rate in pages per minute?
9.Match each rate to its unit rate.
- 36 stickers for 6 students
- $28 for 4 movie tickets
- 45 miles in 3 hours
- 32 liters in 8 containers
- B. 6 stickers per student
- A. 7 dollars per movie ticket
- C. 15 miles per hour
- D. 4 liters per container
Explain and Apply
10.In your own words, explain what a unit rate tells you. Include an example.
11.Write a real-world sentence explaining what a speed of 36 miles per hour means.
12.A walking trail is 3 miles long, and Malik walks it in 60 minutes at a steady pace. How many miles does she walk in 20 minutes? Show how you used the unit rate.
13.A machine uses 240 calories of energy during 40 minutes of operation. At the same rate, how many calories of energy does it use in 60 minutes? Show your thinking.
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