In this Grade 5 medium-2 worksheet, students apply equivalent ratios to recipes, paint mixes, and juice blends drawn from everyday life. They scale ingredients up and simplify ratios to lowest terms in real-world contexts that mirror cooking and art projects. The matching section pairs original mixtures with their scaled or simplified equivalents, reinforcing how multiplying or dividing both parts of a ratio keeps the underlying relationship intact across many practical situations.

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Ratios Introduction
Grade 5
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) A pancake recipe uses 3 cups flour to 2 cups milk; for 6 cups flour, you need 4 cups milk.
2) Paint mixes 1 part blue to 4 parts white; for 5 parts blue, you need 20 parts white.
3) Simplify the ratio 9:12 to lowest terms: 3:4.
4) A juice recipe uses 2 cups orange to 5 cups water; tripled, it needs 15 cups water.
5) If 14:21 is a ratio, simplifying gives 2:3.
6) A bread recipe uses 4 cups flour to 1 cup water; for 12 cups flour, you need 3 cups water.
7) An equivalent ratio of 6:9 in lowest terms is 2:3.
8) Color mix uses 5 drops red to 2 drops yellow; doubled, it uses 10 drops red.
9) Simplify the ratio 20:25 to lowest terms: 4:5.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Recipe 2:3 doubled
4:6
4:6
Mix 6:9 simplified
2:3
2:3
Ratio 1:5 tripled
3:15
3:15
Ratio 8:12 simplified
2:3 simplified from 8:12
2:3 simplified from 8:12
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