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Minecraft Proportionality Problems

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Minecraft Proportionality Problems

Use the ratios in each problem to find the missing amount. Show how you know.

Build and Gather

1.A fort wall uses 3 stone blocks for every 1 wooden plank. If the wall has 12 stone blocks, how many wooden planks does it use? Show your thinking.
2.A village has 2 villagers for every 5 houses. If there are 20 houses, how many villagers are there? Show your thinking.

Explain and Create

3.For the fort wall problem, how did you use the stone-block amount to work out the number of planks? Describe the pattern.
4.Make up a game-world problem about creepers and zombies that uses a ratio. Write a question and solve it.

More Game-World Ratios

5.For every 5 red-rock blocks gathered, a miner finds 1 glowing crystal. If the miner gathers 20 red-rock blocks, how many crystals should the miner find? Show your thinking.
6.A potion recipe uses 3 spider eyes for every 6 water bottles. How many spider eyes are needed for 18 water bottles? Show your thinking.

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  • Minecraft Proportionality Problems, page 1 of 2: Build and Gather, Explain and Create

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  • Minecraft Proportionality Problems, page 2 of 2: More Game-World Ratios

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