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Complete each statement by determining the missing number.  \n1) 2)  \nThe ratio of fish to crabs is  :5. The ratio of deer to owls is  :4.  \n3)  \n4)  \nThe ratio of sandwiches to tacos is  :6. The ratio of parrots to kangaroos is  :5.  \n5) 6)  \nThe ratio of owls to deer is  :2. The ratio of apples to oranges is 4 : .  \n7)  \nThe ratio of bees to hummingbirds is 4 : .  \n8)  \nThe ratio of elephants to alligators is  :5.  \nFor each problem, an illustration represents a scenario with two types of items. Determine each ratio.  \n9) 10)  \nWhat is the ratio of turtles to frogs? What is the ratio of cheese slices to eggs?  \n11)  \nWhat is the ratio of cats to dogs?  \n12)  \nWhat is the ratio of tacos to sandwiches?  \nDetermine each ratio.  \n13) A tree-lined street has 5 dogwoods and 3 ginkgos. What is the ratio of dogwoods to ginkgos?  \n14) A can of nuts contains 10 Brazil nuts and 7 peanuts. What is the ratio of peanuts to Brazil nuts?  \n15) Abag of candy contains 8 gummy bears and 5 pieces of chocolate. What is the ratio of gummy bears to pieces of chocolate?  \n16) A delivery worker has 10 sausage pizzas and 7 pepperoni pizzas. What is the ratio of sausage pizzas to pepperoni pizzas?  \nKuta Software-Infinite Grade 6 Math Introduction to Ratios  \nName   \nDate  Period   \nFor each problem, an illustration represents a scenario with two types of items. Complete each statement by determining the missing number.  \n1) 2)  \n3)  \n5)  \n7)  \nThe ratio of fish to crabs is  :5. 1  \nThe ratio of sandwiches to tacos is  :6. 1  \nThe ratio of owls to deer is  :2. 5  \nThe ratio of bees to hummingbirds is 4 : . 1  \nThe ratio of deer to owls is  :4. 5  \n4)  \nThe ratio of parrots to kangaroos is  :5. 3  \n6)  \nThe ratio of apples to oranges is 4 : . 3  \n8)  \nThe ratio of elephants to alligators is  :5. 2  \nFor each problem, an illustration represents a scenario with two types of items. Determine each ratio.  \n9) 10)  \nWhat is the ratio of turtles to frogs?  \n3 :2  \n11)  \nWhat is the ratio of cats to dogs?  \n6 :5  \nDetermine each ratio.  \nWhat is the ratio of cheese slices to eggs?  \n6 :5  \n12)  \nWhat is the ratio of tacos to sandwiches?  \n3 :5  \n13) A tree-lined street has 5 dogwoods and 3 ginkgos. What is the ratio of dogwoods to ginkgos?  \n5 :3  \n14) A can of nuts contains 10 Brazil nuts and 7 peanuts. What is the ratio of peanuts to Brazil nuts?  \n7 : 10  \n15) Abag of candy contains 8 gummy bears and 5 pieces of chocolate. What is the ratio of gummy bears to pieces of chocolate?  \n8 :5  \n16) A delivery worker has 10 sausage pizzas and 7 pepperoni pizzas. What is the ratio of sausage pizzas to pepperoni pizzas?  \n10:7  \nCreate your own worksheets like this one with Infinite Grade 6 Math. 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