7th grade proportionality in graphs worksheets
Decide whether each graph is proportional. A proportional graph must be straight and pass through the origin. Explain why both conditions hold, or identify a condition that fails. Measurements are continuous on 0 ≤ x ≤ 4.
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Decide whether each graph is proportional. A proportional graph must be straight and pass through the origin. Explain why both conditions hold, or identify a condition that fails. Measurements are continuous on 0 ≤ x ≤ 4.
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Water volume y in liters against time x in minutes. Axes: Time (min); Water volume (L). Marked points: Origin (0, 0); P₁ (1, 1/2); P₂ (2, 2); P₃ (3, 9/2).
Answer: Not proportional. The graph is curved, so it is not a straight line.
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Cloth length y in meters against time x in hours. Axes: Time (hr); Cloth length (m). Marked points: Origin (0, 0); P₁ (1, 3/2); P₂ (2, 3); P₃ (3, 9/2).
Answer: Proportional. The graph is a straight line. The graph passes through (0, 0).
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Rice cost y in dollars against mass x in kilograms. Axes: Mass (kg); Cost (USD). Marked points: Origin (0, 0); P₁ (1, 3/2); P₂ (2, 3); P₃ (3, 9/2).
Answer: Proportional. The graph is a straight line. The graph passes through (0, 0).
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- Proportionality in graphs. Decide whether each graph is proportional. A proportional graph must be straight and pass through the origin. Explain why both conditions hold, or identify a condition that fails. Measurements are continuous on 0 ≤ x ≤ 4. 4 problems per page.
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How to teach this
Ask your child to name both quantities and units at each point. These sheets use continuous measurements, so the graph includes the values between marked points.
Watch for: A straight line must also pass through the origin to be proportional. Read each axis scale before plotting a point.
Common questions about 7th grade proportionality in graphs
- What does the answer key include?
- The complete key shows each graph and explains whether it is proportional. Choose Answers only for the decision, a brief explanation and the graph.
- What numbers appear on these sheets?
- Proportional rates range from 1/2 to 2 in half steps, with inputs from 0 to 4. Classification also includes offset lines and curves.
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Aligned to Common Core 7.RP.A.2.a. Reviewed by the One more sheet team. Content version 241, updated October 2026.
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