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Scale and Scale Factor

This document contains a worksheet titled 'Scale and Scale Factor' designed for students, with a total of 10 questions related to calculating the scale and scale factor of various models compared to their actual sizes. Each question provides multiple-choice answers for students to select from. The worksheet is intended for a class taught by Mrs. Sonal Dubey and has a time limit of 10 minutes.

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Worksheets Name

Scale and Scale Factor


Class
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Date
Instructor name: Mrs. Sonal Dubey

1. Whittemore Park Middle School is 30 feet tall. A 5 inch tall scale model of the school was made by the
art club. What is the scale of the model?

a) one inch = 6 feet b) one inch = 72 inches

c) one inch = 6 inches

2. The Waccamaw Bridge is 60 yards long. The length of a model of the bridge is 15 inches long. What is
the scale of the model?

a) one inch = 144 inches b) one inch = 4 yards

c) one inch = .25 yards

3. The actual length of a car is 14.5 ft. A model of the car is 7.25 inches long. What is the scale?

a) one inch = 0.5 ft b) one inch = 24 inches

c) one inch = 2 ft

4. A model airplane is built with a wing span of 23 inches. The actual wing span is 92 ft. What is the scale
of the model?

a) one inch = 4 feet b) one inch = .25 feet

c) one inch = 48 inches

5. An area rug is 9 feet wide. In a photograph, the image of the rug is 3 inches wide. What is the scale of
the model?

a) one inch = 3 feet b) one inch = .33 feet

c) one inch = 36 inches

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6. A large American flag measures 225 feet wide. In an advertisement for renting this flag, the image of the
flag is 4 inches wide. What is the scale factor?

a) 1: 65 b) 1: 675

c) 1:56.25

7. If George Washington's face is 60 ft tall on Mt. Rushmore and a model of his face is mountain is 60
inches tall. What is the scale factor?

a) 1: 1 b) 1:12

8. The actual distance between two house is 5 meters. On a map the distance is 10 cm. What is the scale
factor?

a) 1:5 b) 1:50

c) 1:2

9. A tree house is 10 ft tall. A model of the tree house is 6 inches tall. What is the scale factor?

a) 2:5 b) 1:20

c) 1:6

10. A doghouse is 3 feet tall. In an advertisement, the doghouse is 0.5 inches tall. What is the scale factor?

a) 1:6 b) 1:36

c) 1:72

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