- 1. A diagram has a scale of 1 cm = 2 feet. If a measurement on the diagram is 3 cm, how many feet is it in real life?
A) 2 feet
B) 2 feet
C) 60 feet
D) 6 feet
E) 0.6 feet
- 2. A diagram has a scale of 1 cm = 5 feet. If a measurement on the diagram is 2 cm, how many feet is it in real life?
A) 10 feet
B) 5 feet
C) 100 feet
D) 100 feet
E) 1 foot
- 3. A diagram has a scale of 1 m = 2.5 miles. If a measurement on the diagram is 3 m, how many miles is it in real life?
A) 2.5 miles
B) 75 miles
C) 750 miles
D) .75 miles
E) 7.5 miles
- 4. A diagram has a scale of 1 m = 8 miles. If a measurement on the diagram is 0.5 m, how many miles is it in real life?
A) 0.4 miles
B) 8 miles
C) 16 miles
D) 40 miles
E) 4 miles
- 5. A diagram has a scale of 1 cm = 3.5 feet. If a measurement on the diagram is 4 cm, how many feet is it in real life?
A) 0.14 feet
B) 14 feet
C) 140 feet
D) 1.4 feet
E) 7 feet
- 6. A diagram has a scale of 1 in = 3.4 km If a measurement on the diagram is 2.2 inches, how many km is it in real life?
A) 748 km
B) 0.748 km
C) 74.8 km
D) 7.48 km
E) 7480 km
- 7. A diagram has a scale of 1 in = 5.5 miles If a measurement on the diagram is 2.2 inches, how many miles is it in real life?
A) 12.1 miles
B) 121 miles
C) 2.2 miles
D) 1.21 miles
E) 5.5 miles
- 8. Why did the stadium get so hot after the football game?
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