Is it proportional?

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Read this first

    Use the table

    minutesgallonsgallons for 1 minute
    263
    4123
    6183
  2. Zee's garden hose fills a bucket at a steady rate, and a duck stands very close. The table shows minutes, gallons, and gallons for 1 minute. Is it proportional, and why?

    • Yes: every row has 3 gallons for 1 minute
    • No: minutes and gallons are different numbers
    • No: gallons go up by 6 each time, but minutes go up by 2
  3. Kira walks a trail from a campsite that is already 4 miles past the trailhead. The table shows hours and miles from the trailhead. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: miles for 1 hour is 7 in row one but 5 in row two
    • Yes: miles go up by 3 every time hours go up by 1
    • No: hours and miles are different numbers
  4. Milo bakes bread in batches, with a flour cloud on the counter. The table shows batches and cups of flour. Is it proportional, and why?

    • Yes: rows one and two both have 4 cups of flour for 1 batch
    • No: row three has 13/3 cups of flour for 1 batch, not 4
    • Yes: batches and cups of flour both get bigger
  5. Pia times a garden snail that is in no rush. The table shows minutes and feet. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: minutes and feet are different numbers
    • No: feet go up by 2 each time, but minutes go up by 3
    • Yes: every row has 2/3 foot for 1 minute
  6. Esme's bathtub fills at a steady rate, with one rubber duck on watch. The graph shows minutes and gallons. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: the line is not flat
    • No: it does not go through (1, 1), so the rate is not steady
    • Yes: it is a straight line through (0, 0)
  7. Ren reads a mystery at a steady pace and gasps at page twelve. The graph shows minutes and pages. Is it proportional, and why?

    • Yes: it is a straight line through (0, 0)
    • No: the line is not flat
    • No: it does not go through (1, 1), so it cannot be a rate
  8. Tala's bean plant is already sprouting when the measuring starts. The graph shows days and inches. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: it does not go through (1, 1), so the line is not straight
    • Yes: it is a straight line
    • No: the line does not go through (0, 0)
  9. Noah hikes a trail that begins at a campsite. The graph shows hours and miles from the gate. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: the line does not go through (0, 0)
    • No: it does not go through (1, 1)
    • Yes: it is a straight line
  10. There are already 2 inches of snow when Milo starts, and 3 more inches fall every hour. Is the snow depth proportional to the time, and why?

    • No: at 0 hours there are already 2 inches
    • No: the numbers are different
    • Yes: it grows by 3 inches every hour
  11. Bo's lemonade uses 4 cups of water with every lemon. Is the water proportional to the lemons, and why?

    • Yes: 4 cups of water for each lemon, every time
    • No: it needs a starting amount
    • No: cups and lemons are different things
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Is it proportional?

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer.

  1. Read this first

    Use the table

    minutesgallonsgallons for 1 minute
    263
    4123
    6183
  2. Zee's garden hose fills a bucket at a steady rate, and a duck stands very close. The table shows minutes, gallons, and gallons for 1 minute. Is it proportional, and why?

    • Yes: every row has 3 gallons for 1 minute
    • No: minutes and gallons are different numbers
    • No: gallons go up by 6 each time, but minutes go up by 2
  3. Kira walks a trail from a campsite that is already 4 miles past the trailhead. The table shows hours and miles from the trailhead. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: miles for 1 hour is 7 in row one but 5 in row two
    • Yes: miles go up by 3 every time hours go up by 1
    • No: hours and miles are different numbers
  4. Milo bakes bread in batches, with a flour cloud on the counter. The table shows batches and cups of flour. Is it proportional, and why?

    • Yes: rows one and two both have 4 cups of flour for 1 batch
    • No: row three has 13/3 cups of flour for 1 batch, not 4
    • Yes: batches and cups of flour both get bigger
  5. Pia times a garden snail that is in no rush. The table shows minutes and feet. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: minutes and feet are different numbers
    • No: feet go up by 2 each time, but minutes go up by 3
    • Yes: every row has 2/3 foot for 1 minute
  6. Esme's bathtub fills at a steady rate, with one rubber duck on watch. The graph shows minutes and gallons. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: the line is not flat
    • No: it does not go through (1, 1), so the rate is not steady
    • Yes: it is a straight line through (0, 0)
  7. Ren reads a mystery at a steady pace and gasps at page twelve. The graph shows minutes and pages. Is it proportional, and why?

    • Yes: it is a straight line through (0, 0)
    • No: the line is not flat
    • No: it does not go through (1, 1), so it cannot be a rate
  8. Tala's bean plant is already sprouting when the measuring starts. The graph shows days and inches. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: it does not go through (1, 1), so the line is not straight
    • Yes: it is a straight line
    • No: the line does not go through (0, 0)
  9. Noah hikes a trail that begins at a campsite. The graph shows hours and miles from the gate. Is it proportional, and why?

    • No: the line does not go through (0, 0)
    • No: it does not go through (1, 1)
    • Yes: it is a straight line
  10. There are already 2 inches of snow when Milo starts, and 3 more inches fall every hour. Is the snow depth proportional to the time, and why?

    • No: at 0 hours there are already 2 inches
    • No: the numbers are different
    • Yes: it grows by 3 inches every hour
  11. Bo's lemonade uses 4 cups of water with every lemon. Is the water proportional to the lemons, and why?

    • Yes: 4 cups of water for each lemon, every time
    • No: it needs a starting amount
    • No: cups and lemons are different things