Common Core 6.RP

Grade 6 Ratios Test Generator

Generate ratio and unit rate assessments for Grade 6 with printable PDF output.

Ideal for teachers who need fast checks on ratio language, tables, and proportional reasoning foundations.

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Sample questions

1. Simplify 12:20

2. Find unit rate: 48 miles in 2 hours

3. Is 2/3 equivalent to 8/12?

4. If 5 notebooks cost $8, cost of 10?

5. Write ratio of red to blue marbles if red=9 and blue=6

Answer key preview

1. 3:5

Divide both terms by 4.

2. 24 mph

48 divided by 2 equals 24.

3. Yes

8/12 simplifies to 2/3.

Skills assessed

Ratio simplification
Unit rates
Equivalent ratio tables
Ratio word problems

Common student mistakes

Using subtraction instead of multiplicative scaling
Forgetting to simplify ratios
Confusing part-to-part and part-to-whole

FAQ

Is this aligned to 6.RP?

Yes. This page targets ratio language, equivalent ratios, and unit rate reasoning in 6.RP.

Does it include an answer key?

Yes. Every generated test includes a step-by-step answer key in the printable PDF.

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