RISE Grade 7 Ratios and Proportional Relationships. Practice it free.

Analyze proportional relationships and use them to solve real-world and mathematical problems. This Grade 7 reporting domain maps to 7 practice skills and 8 representative questions from the playable bank.

Grade 77 mapped skills
What the test measures

Ratios and Proportional Relationships skills

  1. Analyze proportional relationships and use them to solve real-world and mathematical problems

Standards basis

Utah Core Standards for Mathematics (CCSS-aligned Utah math standards) — Utah

How the RISE reports it

Utah’s RISE mathematics assessment is a state assessment aligned to Utah Core Standards rather than a separately branded national framework. The official Utah pages point to Utah Core standards resources and the RISE administration guidance, with no separate public math blueprint published on the assessment page itself.

Blueprint & weighting

RISE mathematics weighting by domain was not located on the official Utah assessment page; the official page only points to the RISE assessment overview/administration resources and the Utah Core Standards resources. Grade 6 administration guidance notes a two-segment math test with Segment 1 no calculator and Segment 2 calculator allowed, and the proctor guide states Mathematics has an expected testing time of 90 minutes for most students and 135 minutes for all students.

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Practice playeasy

Windshield washer fluid is mixed with concentrate and water in a ratio of 77 to 5656. How many cups of concentrate should be added to 33 gallons of water to make the fluid in this ratio? (44 cups == 11 quart, 44 quarts == 11 gallon.)

Three gallons of water is 3×16=483 \times 16 = 48 cups. With a 77 to 5656 ratio, 756=x48\dfrac{7}{56} = \dfrac{x}{48}, so 56x=33656x = 336 and x=6x = 6 cups of concentrate.

Practice playeasy

A $200\text{\char36}200 shirt is on sale for 25%25\% off. What is the sale price?

Discount: 25100×$200=$50\frac{25}{100} \times \text{\char36}200 = \text{\char36}50. Sale: $200$50=$150\text{\char36}200 - \text{\char36}50 = \text{\char36}150.

Practice playmedium

A town's population increased from 12,00012{,}000 to 13,80013{,}800. What is the percent increase?

Increase =13,80012,000=1,800= 13{,}800 - 12{,}000 = 1{,}800. Percent increase =1,80012,000=0.15=15%= \dfrac{1{,}800}{12{,}000} = 0.15 = 15\%.

Practice playeasy

A paint mixture uses red and blue paint in a ratio of 44 to 77. How many ounces of blue paint are needed to mix with 3232 ounces of red paint?

Scale the ratio: 3232 oz red is 88 groups of 44, so blue paint = 8×7=568 \times 7 = 56 ounces.

Practice playeasy

Solve for xx: 963=6x\dfrac{9}{63} = \dfrac{6}{x}.

Cross-multiply: 9x=636=3789 x = 63 \cdot 6 = 378. So x=42x = 42.

Practice playeasy

Find the simple interest on $100\text{\char36}100 at 5%5\% per year for 11 year.

I=100×0.05×1=$5I = 100 \times 0.05 \times 1 = \$5.

Practice playmedium

Three purchases are taxed at the rates shown. What is the total cost including tax?
ItemPriceSales taxBook$405%Headphones$608%Cable$2010%\begin{array}{l|c|c} \text{Item} & \text{Price} & \text{Sales tax} \\ \hline \text{Book} & \text{\char36}40 & 5\% \\ \text{Headphones} & \text{\char36}60 & 8\% \\ \text{Cable} & \text{\char36}20 & 10\% \end{array}

Book: 40+0.0540=42.40+0.05\cdot 40=42\textsf{.} Headphones: 60+0.0860=64.80.60+0.08\cdot 60=64.80\textsf{.} Cable: 20+0.1020=22.20+0.10\cdot 20=22\textsf{.} Total: 42+64.80+22=$128.80.42+64.80+22=\text{\char36}128.80\textsf{.}

Practice playeasy

A fabric dye bath uses dye concentrate and water in a ratio of 44 to 3232. How many cups of dye concentrate should be added to 22 gallons of water to make the bath in this ratio? (44 cups == 11 quart, 44 quarts == 11 gallon.)

Two gallons of water is 3232 cups. With a 44 to 3232 ratio, 432=x32\dfrac{4}{32} = \dfrac{x}{32}, so x=4x = 4 cups of dye concentrate.

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