Fractions / Percent _1

Simple Fractions

100

What is the fraction for 33 hotdogs in a box of 50?

33 / 50

200

There are 33 hotdogs missing out of a box of 50. Write a fraction to represent the hotdogs still IN the box

17 / 50

300

Abercrombie & Fitch recently put their Erin Skinny Destroyed jeans on sale at 15% off. If the original price was $90, how much are they taking off of the price?

$13.50

400

If Sam makes $15 per hour and gets a 3% raise, what is the amount of his raise?

0.45

500

A city youth program has a total yearly budget of $220,000. Of the total budget, 20% is spent on administrative cost, 15% is spent on supplies and 40% is spent on art programs. How much money is spent on SUPPLIES?

$33,000

Anybody's Guess

100

Parent night was held this year prior to the start of school. If there are 756 students in school and 34% came to parent night, how many students attended?

257.04

200

Coach Cohen spends $300 for new PE equipment and adds 7% for shipping to the order. How much is the shipping?

$ 21

300

A used-car dealer needed to sell a car. He priced it at $4500.00 the first day on the lot. The second day he reduced the price by 15%. How much money is he taking off the price of the car?

$675

400

A city youth program has a total yearly budget of $220,000. Of the total budget, 20% is spent on administrative cost, 15% is spent on supplies and 40% is spent on art programs. How much was spent on ART PROGRAMS?

$88,000

500

Reports were printed last week with the total points for the month in AR. The 8th grade class had 42% of the points. If the total points for all 4 grades at the middle school was 3300, how many points did the other grades have?

1914

Make the Fraction

100

At a recent Middle School Football game, 2145 people were in the stadium. If the stadium holds 3,300 people, write the fraction for the number of people at the game.

2145 / 3300

200

At a recent Middle School Football game, 2145 people were in the stadium. If the stadium holds 3,300 people, write the fraction for the number of seats that were EMPTY.

1155 / 3300

300

Last week, Mr. Graybeal ran reports showing the number of referals by to determine which grade would be allowed to eat steak and bake potato along with bannana pudding for lunch. It will be delicious! These are the results. 8th grade had 210 referals, grade 7 had 123 referals, and sixth grade had 45 referals. There are 758 students in these 3 grades.Using the information on referrals, write a fraction for the number of referals for the 8th Grade

210 / 758

400

Last week, Mr. Graybeal ran reports showing the number of referals by to determine which grade would be allowed to eat steak and bake potato along with bannana pudding for lunch. It will be delicious! These are the results. 8th grade had 210 referals, grade 7 had 123 referals, and sixth grade had 45 referals. There are 525 students in these 3 grades. Using the information on referrals, write a fraction for the number of referals for grade 7.

123 / 525

500

Last week, Mr. Graybeal ran reports showing the number of referals by to determine which grade would be allowed to eat steak and bake potato along with bannana pudding for lunch. It will be delicious! These are the results. 8th grade had 210 referals, grade 7 had 123 referals, and sixth grade had 45 referals. There are 525 students in these 3 grades. Using the information on referrals, write a fraction for the number of referals for the sixth grade.

45 / 525

Give Me the Percent

100

At a recent Middle School Football game, 2145 people were in the stadium. If the stadium holds 3,300 people, write the percent of the seats that were filled.

65 %

200

Last week, Mr. Graybeal ran reports showing the number of referals by to determine which grade would be allowed to eat steak and bake potato along with bannana pudding for lunch. It will be delicious! These are the results. 8th grade had 60 referals, grade 7 had 30 referals, and sixth grade had 45 referals. There are 525 students in these 3 grades. . Using the information on referrals, write a PERCENT (%) for the number of referals for ALL students. (Hint-It may be best to write all of the referalls as a fraction first, then change to % )

25.7 %

300

Tim Tebow, #15, finished the regular season in 2007 with 217 completed passes out of 317 attempts. Write this as a percent

68.5 %

400

Mr. Graybeal had $1200 total to spend on the steak lunch for the class with the least number of referalls. He only spent $900 . Using the information above, write the percent ( % ) for the amount of money he has spent

75 %

500

Mr. Graybeal had $1200 total to spend on the steak lunch for the class with the least number of referalls. He only spent $900 . Write a fraction showing how much money he actually spent for the lunches. the information above, write the percent ( % ) for the amount of money he has LEFT to spend.

25 %

More Percent

100

The middle school has 42 football players on the team. If there are 14 eighth graders, what percent are NOT eighth graders?

66.7 %

200

The middle school has 42 football players on the team. If there are 14 eighth graders, what is this as a percent ?

33.3 %

300

At last year’s Halloween Dance 72% of all the boys came dressed as SpongeBob. If there were 65 boys and 87 girls, how many boys were dressed as SpongeBob?

46.8 %

400

During a recent fund raiser the Band sold lunches for $5.00 each. Each lunch came with a choice of Chicken or Pork. If there were 234 lunches sold and 58% were pork,what is the number of pork lunches sold?

135.72

500

During a recent fund raiser the Band sold lunches for $5.00 each. Each lunch came with a choice of Chicken or Pork. If there were 234 lunches sold and 58% were pork, what was the COUNT of the number of CHICKEN lunches sold?

98.28