- 1. A comparison between two quantities with division, in which for every a units of one quantity, there are b units of another quantity.
A) Unit Rate
B) Ratio
C) Coordinate
D) Origin
- 2. A ratio comparing two quantities of different kinds of units.
A) Rate
B) Coordinate
C) Ratio
D) Origin
- 3. has a denominator of 1 unit when the rate is written as a fraction (How much of something per 1 unit of something else)
A) Percent
B) Coordinate
C) Unit Rate
D) Origin
A) Origin
B) Coordinate
C) Ratio
D) Unit Price
- 5. A collection of equivalent ratios that are organized in a table. Scaling
multiplying or dividing two related quantities by the same number (Making equivalent ratios or fractions)
A) Coordinate
B) Percent
C) Ratio
D) Ratio Table
- 6. A pair of numbers used to locate a point on the coordinate plane
A) Ordered Pair
B) Ratio
C) Percent
D) Coordinate
- 7. The point of the intersection of the x-axis and y-axis on a coordinate plane
A) Ordered Pair
B) Ratio
C) Origin
D) Coordinate
- 8. The first number of an ordered pair.
A) orgin
B) Ratio
C) y-coordinate
D) x-coordinate
- 9. The second number of an ordered pair.
A) Ratio
B) origin
C) y-coordinate
D) x-coordinate
- 10. ratios that name the same comparison
A) Coordinate
B) Ratio
C) Ordered Pair
D) equivalent ratios
- 11. The bar above an number that indicates that the number repeats forever.
A) Coordinate
B) Bar Notation
C) Fraction Bar
D) Ratio
- 12. A number that represents part of a whole or part of a set
A) Bar Notation
B) Fraction
C) Origin
D) Ordered Pair
- 13. A ratio that compares a number to 100.
A) Ordered Pair
B) Percent
C) Bar Notation
D) Coordinate
- 14. Any number that can be written as a fraction
A) Percent
B) Rational number
C) Ordered Pair
D) Bar Notation
- 15. The number below the bar in a fraction
A) Bar Notation
B) Ordered Pair
C) Denominator
D) Numerator
- 16. The number above the bar in a fraction
A) Denominator
B) Coordinate
C) Numerator
D) Ordered Pair
- 17. Percents that are used when estimating the part of a whole. They are the most commonly used percent such as 20%, 25%, 50% etc
A) Ordered Pairs
B) Ratios
C) Benchmark Percent
D) Coordinates
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