Graph a steady rate and read it

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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

  1. “With the arrow × 5 beside both columns. The graph of the rate starts at (0, 0)” Ren walks 4 miles each hour (a squirrel keeps up). On the rate's graph, the table row 1 | 4 grows × 5 to the point at 5 hours. What is that point's y-value?

  2. “With the arrow × 4 beside both columns. The graph of the rate starts at (0, 0)” Jun's garden hose fills 9 gallons each minute (one wet sock). On the rate's graph, the table row 1 | 9 grows × 4 to the point at 4 minutes. What is that point's y-value?

  3. “With the arrow × 6 beside both columns. The graph of the rate starts at (0, 0)” Tala's bathtub fills 3 gallons each minute (a duck waits). On the rate's graph, the table row 1 | 3 grows × 6 to the point at 6 minutes. What is that point's y-value?

  4. Esme rides a scooter 3 city blocks every minute. The line through (0, 0) has minutes across (x) and blocks up (y). Which point has x = 6, written as (x, y)?

  5. Tala rides a bike path at a steady pace, ringing the bell at every bridge. The graph shows hours and miles. How many miles go with 4 hours?

  6. Ari's bathtub fills at a steady rate (a rubber duck supervises). The graph shows minutes and gallons. How many gallons go with 12 minutes?

  7. Noah bakes cookies, and the recipe grows at a steady rate. The graph shows cups of flour and cups of sugar. How many cups of sugar go with 12 cups of flour?

  8. Zee's bike graph is a line through (0, 0), with hours across and miles up. It also passes through (1, 10). What does the point (1, 10) tell?

    • 10 miles for 1 hour.
    • 1 mile for 10 hours.
    • 11 miles for 1 hour.
  9. Luz fills a bucket at a steady rate. The graph is a line through (0, 0), with minutes across and gallons up. It passes through (1, 9). What does (1, 9) tell?

    • 1 gallon for 9 minutes.
    • 10 gallons for 1 minute.
    • 9 gallons for 1 minute.
  10. Jun bakes cookies. The graph is a line through (0, 0), with batches across and cups of flour up. It passes through (1, 3). What does (1, 3) tell?

    • 1 cup of flour for 3 batches.
    • 3 cups of flour for 1 batch.
    • 4 cups of flour for 1 batch.
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Graph a steady rate and read it

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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

  1. “With the arrow × 5 beside both columns. The graph of the rate starts at (0, 0)” Ren walks 4 miles each hour (a squirrel keeps up). On the rate's graph, the table row 1 | 4 grows × 5 to the point at 5 hours. What is that point's y-value?

    20
  2. “With the arrow × 4 beside both columns. The graph of the rate starts at (0, 0)” Jun's garden hose fills 9 gallons each minute (one wet sock). On the rate's graph, the table row 1 | 9 grows × 4 to the point at 4 minutes. What is that point's y-value?

    36
  3. “With the arrow × 6 beside both columns. The graph of the rate starts at (0, 0)” Tala's bathtub fills 3 gallons each minute (a duck waits). On the rate's graph, the table row 1 | 3 grows × 6 to the point at 6 minutes. What is that point's y-value?

    18
  4. Esme rides a scooter 3 city blocks every minute. The line through (0, 0) has minutes across (x) and blocks up (y). Which point has x = 6, written as (x, y)?

    (6, 18)
  5. Tala rides a bike path at a steady pace, ringing the bell at every bridge. The graph shows hours and miles. How many miles go with 4 hours?

    48
  6. Ari's bathtub fills at a steady rate (a rubber duck supervises). The graph shows minutes and gallons. How many gallons go with 12 minutes?

    36
  7. Noah bakes cookies, and the recipe grows at a steady rate. The graph shows cups of flour and cups of sugar. How many cups of sugar go with 12 cups of flour?

    9
  8. Zee's bike graph is a line through (0, 0), with hours across and miles up. It also passes through (1, 10). What does the point (1, 10) tell?

    • 10 miles for 1 hour.
    • 1 mile for 10 hours.
    • 11 miles for 1 hour.
  9. Luz fills a bucket at a steady rate. The graph is a line through (0, 0), with minutes across and gallons up. It passes through (1, 9). What does (1, 9) tell?

    • 1 gallon for 9 minutes.
    • 10 gallons for 1 minute.
    • 9 gallons for 1 minute.
  10. Jun bakes cookies. The graph is a line through (0, 0), with batches across and cups of flour up. It passes through (1, 3). What does (1, 3) tell?

    • 1 cup of flour for 3 batches.
    • 3 cups of flour for 1 batch.
    • 4 cups of flour for 1 batch.