Examplary
Start for free
Oak MathsTest · Maths

Multiplicative relationships and direct proportion

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Multiplicative relationships and direct proportion”, from the unit “Understanding multiplicative relationships: percentages and proportionality” (Year 8 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

Copy to my workspaceGet started for free

Free to use. Edit it, share it and hand it out to your students.

Oak National Academy

12 questions

  1. When you use a ratio table, you are using __________ relationship.
  2. 100% = 40 and 70% = 28. The percentage change is ___%.
  3. The cost of a laptop increases from £540 to £702. What is the percentage change?
  4. Jun thinks of a number and increases it by a percentage. The number Jun thought of was 80 and his new number is 100. Jun has increased his original number by ___%.
  5. Jacob’s score on a game increases from 2450 to 2744. The percentage that Jacob's original score has changed by is ___%.
  6. A reduced fat bag of crisps contains 3 g of fat. The normal bag of crisps contains 2 g more of fat. The percentage that the fat has been reduced by is ___%.
  7. Two variables are in direct proportion if they have a ___ multiplicative relationship.
  8. Which of the following show a directly proportional relationship between A and B?
  9. A and B are directly proportional. The missing value of B is ___.
  10. A and B are directly proportional. The missing value of B is ___.
  11. The graph shows the relationship between cost and number of boxes bought. Can you spend exactly £5 on boxes?
  12. This graph shows that A and B are in direct proportion. The proportional relationship between A and B is B = A × ___.

License: OGL

Multiplicative relationships and direct proportion · Examplary