Create proportional ratio-table questions. Choose whole-number values or the level with halves, then select a question count.
Preview the missing entries and include a separate answer key if needed. Keep the quantity order consistent while moving between the given ratio and its equivalent pair.
Try these example questions. Show your thinking.
Choose your settings to create a fresh set with matching answers.
For 2:3 = 4:__, the first value doubles, so the second must double too: the answer is 6. Adding 2 to both original values would give 4:5, which is a different ratio.
Use the whole-number level for a sixth-grade start and the level with halves for a fractional-quantity extension.
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