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Decimals and percentages · Ages 11–12

Ordering fractions, decimals and percentages worksheet

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Ordering fractions, decimals and percentages worksheet

Decimals and percentages · Ages 11–12

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Write each answer in the space. For word problems, show your working and write a sentence answer.

Part A: Working out and filling in (2 marks each)

  1. 1.The number the arrow points to on the number line, written as a percentage, is %.

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  2. 2.4350 is % more than 84%.

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  3. 3.625 is % more than 9%.

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  4. 4.2225 is % more than 66%.

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  5. 5.3150 is % more than 42%.

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  6. 6.Put these numbers in order, smallest first.

    • A. 2125
    • B. 96%
    • C. 0.87
    • D. 79%

    Write the letters in the right order

    Answer:

Part B: Choose, or true or false (2 marks each)

  1. 7.Which number is the largest?

    • A. 30%
    • B. 0.55
    • C. 0.05
    • D. 720

    Choose the right answer

    Answer:

  2. 8.Which number is the smallest?

    • A. 0.7
    • B. 34
    • C. 0.78
    • D. 73%

    Choose the right answer

    Answer:

  3. 9.920 is greater than 0.54.

    True or false?

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  4. 10.1320 is greater than 0.72.

    True or false?

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  5. 11.2225 is greater than 0.97.

    True or false?

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  6. 12.1725 is greater than 0.75.

    True or false?

    Answer:

Part C: Word problems (4 marks each)

  1. 13.Of three drinks, drink A is 1125 fruit juice, drink B is 0.36 juice and drink C is 37% juice. What percentage of the juiciest drink is juice?

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  2. 14.Four children practise shooting hoops: Tsz-hin scores 6 of 25 shots, Ka-yee scores with 0.31 of shots, Ka-lok with 17% of shots, and May scores 23 of 100 shots. Whose scoring rate is the highest?

    • A. May
    • B. Ka-lok
    • C. Tsz-hin
    • D. Ka-yee

    Choose the right answer

    Working:

    Answer:

  3. 15.Of a sports club's members, 1725 like swimming, 0.77 like running and 58% like cycling (some like more than one). The most liked and the least liked differ by what percentage of all members?

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  4. 16.The forecast says the chance of rain is 86% on Monday, 45 on Tuesday, 0.71 on Wednesday and 0.81 on Thursday. Which day has the lowest chance of rain?

    • A. Tuesday
    • B. Thursday
    • C. Monday
    • D. Wednesday

    Choose the right answer

    Working:

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  5. 17.Of three drinks, drink A is 15 fruit juice, drink B is 0.24 juice and drink C is 19% juice. What percentage of the juiciest drink is juice?

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  6. 18.The forecast says the chance of rain is 52% on Monday, 920 on Tuesday, 0.48 on Wednesday and 0.44 on Thursday. Which day has the lowest chance of rain?

    • A. Tuesday
    • B. Wednesday
    • C. Thursday
    • D. Monday

    Choose the right answer

    Working:

    Answer:

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Ordering fractions, decimals and percentages worksheet: Answers and working

Part A: Working out and filling in

  1. 1. 60

    How many small steps is 0 to 1 split into? What percentage is each step?

    0 to 1 is split into 20 small steps, each 120 = 5%; the arrow is at step 12: 12 × 5 = 60%.

  2. 2. 2

    Turn 4350 into a percentage first, then subtract 84%.

    4350 = 86%; 86% − 84% = 2%.

  3. 3. 15

    Turn 625 into a percentage first, then subtract 9%.

    625 = 24%; 24% − 9% = 15%.

  4. 4. 22

    Turn 2225 into a percentage first, then subtract 66%.

    2225 = 88%; 88% − 66% = 22%.

  5. 5. 20

    Turn 3150 into a percentage first, then subtract 42%.

    3150 = 62%; 62% − 42% = 20%.

  6. 6. D → A → C → B

    Turn 2125 and 0.87 into percentages; with all four as percentages, they are easy to order.

    All as percentages: 2125 = 84% and 0.87 = 87%; 79% < 84% < 87% < 96%.

Part B: Choose, or true or false

  1. 7. B. 0.55

    Make them all percentages: turn the fraction into hundredths, and multiply the decimals by 100.

    All as percentages: 720 = 35%, 0.55 = 55%, 0.05 = 5%, and 30%. The largest is 55%.

  2. 8. A. 0.7

    Make them all percentages: turn the fraction into hundredths, and multiply the decimals by 100.

    All as percentages: 34 = 75%, 0.7 = 70%, 0.78 = 78%, and 73%. The smallest is 70%.

  3. 9. False

    Turn 920 and 0.54 both into percentages, then compare.

    920 = 45100 = 45% and 0.54 = 54%: compare 45 with 54.

  4. 10. False

    Turn 1320 and 0.72 both into percentages, then compare.

    1320 = 65100 = 65% and 0.72 = 72%: compare 65 with 72.

  5. 11. False

    Turn 2225 and 0.97 both into percentages, then compare.

    2225 = 88100 = 88% and 0.97 = 97%: compare 88 with 97.

  6. 12. False

    Turn 1725 and 0.75 both into percentages, then compare.

    1725 = 68100 = 68% and 0.75 = 75%: compare 68 with 75.

Part C: Word problems

Marking: 2 for the working, 1 for the answer, 1 for the sentence.

  1. 13. 44%

    Turn 1125 and 0.36 into percentages, then compare with 37%.

    1125 = 44%, 0.36 = 36%, and 37%: the highest is 44%.

  2. 14. D. Ka-yee

    Turn all four rates into percentages: 625, 0.31, 17% and 23100.

    All as percentages: 24%, 31%, 17% and 23%; the highest is 31%.

  3. 15. 19%

    Turn 1725 and 0.77 into percentages, then find the biggest and smallest along with 58%.

    1725 = 68%, 0.77 = 77%, and 58%: 77% − 58% = 19%.

  4. 16. D. Wednesday

    Turn all four days' chances into percentages, then compare.

    All as percentages: 86%, 80%, 71% and 81%; the lowest is 71%.

  5. 17. 24%

    Turn 15 and 0.24 into percentages, then compare with 19%.

    15 = 20%, 0.24 = 24%, and 19%: the highest is 24%.

  6. 18. C. Thursday

    Turn all four days' chances into percentages, then compare.

    All as percentages: 52%, 45%, 48% and 44%; the lowest is 44%.

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