Directions: Read through the ENTIRE problem before you solve it.

Show your work on a separate sheet of paper.

1. Amanda reads three books for every one book read by Jeffrey. If Amanda reads 12 books, how many books will Jeffrey have read?

2. Mrs. Beale is setting the table for dinner. She places four forks on the table and twice as many spoons. What is the proper ratio to expression?

3. Hester and Lester have a total of 20 marbles. There are 4 green marbles, 4 red marbles, and 4 blue marbles. How many green to red marbles are there? How many red to total marbles are there? Bonus: Is there a way to find out the fractional percent for how many blue marbles are in the red bag?

Math Challenge: Create 2 scenarios to explain a ratio using the vocabulary words we learned in class. Make sure you use two different objects to set up your expression.