Sophia and Gabriel are playing games for tickets at the arcade. At the first machine, Sophia wins 40 tickets and Gabriel wins 5 tickets. At the second machine, Sophia wins 42 tickets and Gabriel wins 6 tickets. At which machine was the ratio of Sophia's tickets won to Gabriel's tickets won the highest?

\(Neither; \, the \, ratios \, are \, equivalent\)

A teacher asks a grade three class their favorite color. 10 students like the color orange and 2 students like the color purple. The teacher then asks a grade four class about their favorite colors. 30 students like the color orange and 10 students like the color purple. In which class is the ratio of students that like orange to the students the like purple the highest?

\(Neither; \, the \, ratios \, are \, equivalent\)

Cameron and his friend Hannah both want to read the same two books. One is a fiction book and the other is a non-fiction book. It takes Cameron 36 hours to finish the fiction book, and it takes Hannah 6 hours to finish the same book. It then takes Cameron 72 hours to finish the non-fiction book, and it takes Hannah 9 hours. For which book was the ratio of Cameron's reading time to Hannah's reading time the highest?

\(Neither; \, the \, ratios \, are \, equivalent\)

Compare Ratios - Primary 6 - Practice with Math Games

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Primary 6 - Number and Algebra: Percentage

Standard 6.NA-P.1 - Compare and understand ratios in a word problem.

Included Skills:

Percentage
• 1.1 expressing a part of a whole as a percentage,
• 1.2 use of the percentage symbol (%),
• 1.3 writing fractions and decimals as percentages, and vice versa,
• 1.4 finding a percentage part of a whole,
• 1.5 solving up to 2-step word problems involving percentage,
• 1.6 discount, GST and annual interest.

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