Graph a steady rate and read it

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Pia's garden hose fills a water tank at a steady rate. The graph shows minutes and gallons. How many minutes go with 30 gallons?

  2. Zee rides a bike race at a steady speed. The graph shows hours and miles. How many hours go with 60 miles?

  3. Ren's pet snail crawls toward a lettuce leaf at a steady pace. The graph shows minutes and inches. How many minutes go with 14 inches?

  4. Milo and Bo fill tubs at steady rates. Milo's graph passes through (5, 15), and Bo's through (4, 6), both from (0, 0). How many more gallons per minute does Milo's circle give?

  5. Ari rides a bike around the lake at a steady pace. The graph shows hours and miles. How many miles go with 2 hours?

  6. Esme's sunflower graph is a line through (0, 0), with days across and inches up. The point (6, 15) is on the line. What does the point (6, 15) tell?

    • 15 inches in each 1 day.
    • 15 inches in 6 days.
    • 6 inches in 15 days.
  7. Luz's bathtub graph is a line through (0, 0), with minutes across and gallons up. The point (4, 14) is on the line. What does (4, 14) tell?

    • 14 gallons in each 1 minute.
    • 14 gallons in 4 minutes.
    • 4 gallons in 14 minutes.
  8. Kira walks at a steady pace. The graph has miles across and hours up, and the line passes through (0, 0) and (1, 1/4). What does (1, 1/4) tell?

    • 5/4 hours for 1 mile.
    • 1/4 hour for 1 mile.
    • 1 hour for 1/4 mile.
  9. Tala's hose fills a bucket at a steady rate. The graph has gallons across and minutes up, and the line passes through (0, 0) and (1, 1/3). What does (1, 1/3) tell?

    • 1/3 minute for 1 gallon.
    • 4/3 minutes for 1 gallon.
    • 1 minute for 1/3 gallon.
  10. Jun jogs at a steady pace. The graph has miles across and hours up, and the line passes through (0, 0) and (1, 1/6). What does (1, 1/6) tell?

    • 1/6 hour for 1 mile.
    • 1 hour for 1/6 mile.
    • 7/6 hours for 1 mile.
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Graph a steady rate and read it

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Pia's garden hose fills a water tank at a steady rate. The graph shows minutes and gallons. How many minutes go with 30 gallons?

    12
  2. Zee rides a bike race at a steady speed. The graph shows hours and miles. How many hours go with 60 miles?

    5
  3. Ren's pet snail crawls toward a lettuce leaf at a steady pace. The graph shows minutes and inches. How many minutes go with 14 inches?

    21
  4. Milo and Bo fill tubs at steady rates. Milo's graph passes through (5, 15), and Bo's through (4, 6), both from (0, 0). How many more gallons per minute does Milo's circle give?

    1 1/2
  5. Ari rides a bike around the lake at a steady pace. The graph shows hours and miles. How many miles go with 2 hours?

    16
  6. Esme's sunflower graph is a line through (0, 0), with days across and inches up. The point (6, 15) is on the line. What does the point (6, 15) tell?

    • 15 inches in each 1 day.
    • 15 inches in 6 days.
    • 6 inches in 15 days.
  7. Luz's bathtub graph is a line through (0, 0), with minutes across and gallons up. The point (4, 14) is on the line. What does (4, 14) tell?

    • 14 gallons in each 1 minute.
    • 14 gallons in 4 minutes.
    • 4 gallons in 14 minutes.
  8. Kira walks at a steady pace. The graph has miles across and hours up, and the line passes through (0, 0) and (1, 1/4). What does (1, 1/4) tell?

    • 5/4 hours for 1 mile.
    • 1/4 hour for 1 mile.
    • 1 hour for 1/4 mile.
  9. Tala's hose fills a bucket at a steady rate. The graph has gallons across and minutes up, and the line passes through (0, 0) and (1, 1/3). What does (1, 1/3) tell?

    • 1/3 minute for 1 gallon.
    • 4/3 minutes for 1 gallon.
    • 1 minute for 1/3 gallon.
  10. Jun jogs at a steady pace. The graph has miles across and hours up, and the line passes through (0, 0) and (1, 1/6). What does (1, 1/6) tell?

    • 1/6 hour for 1 mile.
    • 1 hour for 1/6 mile.
    • 7/6 hours for 1 mile.