Common Core State Standards (CCSS-M)-aligned domains; also aligned to state standards such as Virginia 2023 Mathematics Standards of Learning — national
Measures proportional reasoning, unit rates, and percent applications. This Grade 7 reporting domain maps to 7 practice skills and 8 representative questions from the playable bank.
Common Core State Standards (CCSS-M)-aligned domains; also aligned to state standards such as Virginia 2023 Mathematics Standards of Learning — national
i-Ready Diagnostic is a vendor-developed adaptive assessment, not a state test, but Curriculum Associates reports results and alignment against state standards such as Virginia SOL. The math coverage is organized by grade-level content domains that closely track Common Core-style strands rather than a single fixed claim structure.
No official per-domain blueprint or item-weight percentages were found on the official product page; i-Ready publishes adaptive diagnostic results and domain placements rather than a public fixed-item weight table.
Curriculum Associates: i-Ready Learning
Virginia Department of Education: 2023 Mathematics Standards
An herbicide spray uses concentrate and water in a ratio of to . How many cups of concentrate should be added to quarts of water to make the spray in this ratio? ( cups quart, quarts gallon.)
Two quarts of water is cups. With a to ratio, , so and cups of concentrate.
What is of ?
Convert: . Then .
After a discount, a board game costs . What was the original price, in dollars, before the discount?
The sale price is of the original: , so dollars.
A recipe uses cups of flour to make muffins. At this rate, how many cups of flour are needed to make muffins?
Set up a proportion: , so and cups.
and are in the ratio to . Given that , what is ?
. With , , so and .
Find the simple interest on at per year for year.
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The table shows miles driven and gasoline used over two weeks. At the same miles-per-gallon rate, how many gallons are needed to drive miles?
Week : miles per gallon. Week : miles per gallon. So gallons.
A pool treatment uses chlorine concentrate and water in a ratio of to . How many cups of chlorine concentrate should be added to gallons of water to make the treatment in this ratio? ( cups quart, quarts gallon.)
Five gallons of water is cups. With a to ratio, , so and cups of concentrate.
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