Instructions: Directions: Look at each picture idea in your mind and think about the ratio. Ratios tell how many of one thing compared to another. Answer using numbers or simple words.
Skills Practiced:
Ratios
Physical Education
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving
1Question
There are 2 balls and 1 jump rope. What is the ratio of balls to jump ropes?
2Question
There are 3 cones and 1 whistle. What is the ratio of cones to whistles?
3Question
There are 2 kids standing and 2 kids sitting. What is the ratio of standing kids to sitting kids?
4Question
There are 4 red beanbags and 2 blue beanbags. What is the ratio of red beanbags to blue beanbags?
5Question
There are 1 hoop and 3 balls. What is the ratio of hoops to balls?
6Question
There are 5 students in a line and 1 teacher. What is the ratio of students to teachers?
7Question
There are 2 teams, and each team has 3 players. What is the ratio of players on one team to players on the other team?
8Question
There are 6 cones and 3 jump ropes. What is the ratio of cones to jump ropes?
9Question
There are 4 kids holding balls and 2 kids not holding balls. What is the ratio of kids holding balls to kids not holding balls?
10Question
There are 3 hula hoops and 6 markers on the floor. What is the ratio of hula hoops to markers?
11Question
There are 2 groups. One group has 2 children and the other group has 4 children. What is the ratio of children in the smaller group to children in the larger group?
12Question
There are 7 blue cones and 5 yellow cones. What is the ratio of blue cones to yellow cones?
13Question
There are 8 students, and 4 are wearing hats. What is the ratio of students wearing hats to students not wearing hats?
14Question
There are 3 balls and 3 boxes. What is the ratio of balls to boxes?
15Question
There are 6 children jumping and 2 children clapping. What is the ratio of children jumping to children clapping?
16Question
There are 4 cones in one row and 4 cones in another row. What is the ratio of cones in the first row to cones in the second row?
17Question
There are 2 hula hoops, 4 beanbags, and 6 cones. What is the ratio of hula hoops to beanbags?
18Question
There are 5 children with balls and 10 children without balls. What is the ratio of children with balls to children without balls?
19Question
There are 9 cones and 3 whistles. What is the ratio of cones to whistles?
20Question
There are 8 jump ropes and 8 mats. What is the ratio of jump ropes to mats?