This Grade 5 worksheet applies ratios to real engineering, cooking, and mapping situations. Students compute scale-model dimensions, mix ingredients in three-part ratios, and convert map distances to real-world miles. Both multiple choice and fill-in problems require multiple steps, including dividing total parts and multiplying by individual ratio components. The challenges prepare fifth-graders for proportional reasoning in middle school while connecting math to everyday experiences like building, cooking, and travel.

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Ratios Introduction
Grade 5
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A trail mix has peanuts, raisins, and chocolate in a 5:3:2 ratio. In a 100 gram bag, how many grams are peanuts?
 A) 50 grams
 B) 30 grams
 C) 20 grams
 D) 60 grams
2. A model train has scale 1:50. The real train is 1500 cm long. How long is the model in centimeters?
 A) 50 cm
 B) 30 cm
 C) 25 cm
 D) 75 cm
3. A garden uses tulips, roses, and lilies in 4:5:6. Of 60 flowers, how many are lilies?
 A) 16 lilies
 B) 20 lilies
 C) 24 lilies
 D) 30 lilies
4. A map shows 2 inches equals 30 miles. A 9-inch distance on the map equals how many miles?
 A) 120 miles
 B) 90 miles
 C) 150 miles
 D) 135 miles
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) Smoothie uses banana, berry, and yogurt in 3:2:5. For 20 oz total, banana is 6 oz.
2) A scale model uses 1:36. A real bus 540 inches long is modeled at 15 inches.
3) Mortar uses cement, lime, and sand in 1:1:6. For 24 buckets total, sand needs 18 buckets.
4) Map scale 1 inch equals 75 miles. Cities 5 inches apart are 375 miles apart in reality.
5) A recipe scaled up uses 4 cups flour for 6 loaves. For 15 loaves, you need 10 cups flour.
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