1. A parking lot has 11 cars and 4 trucks. What is the part-to-part ratio of trucks to cars?
2. An animal shelter has 7 dogs and 10 cats. What is the part-to-whole ratio of dogs to all animals?
3. A library shelf holds 18 fiction books and 12 non-fiction books. What is the simplified part-to-whole ratio of fiction books to all books? The answer should be in the format a:b. ___.
4. For a project, a student spent 40 dollars. The ratio of money spent on supplies to money on printing was $3:5$. How much was spent on printing? The answer is ___ dollars.
5. A garden contains 24 roses and 18 tulips. What is the simplified part-to-part ratio of tulips to roses? The answer should be in the format a:b. ___.
6. A bakery made 560 muffins. They were placed in 8 large boxes with an equal number of muffins in each box. How many muffins are in one box? ___
7. A librarian had 250 books. She received a donation of 50 more books. If she arranges all the books equally on 5 new shelves, how many books are on each shelf?
8. Liam bought a container with 3,000 beads. He used 600 beads for a project and used the rest to make 8 identical bracelets. How many beads are on each bracelet? ___
9. When using a tape diagram to model a division problem like $420 \div 6 = 70$, what quantity does the entire length of the tape represent?
10. A school district has 4,500 dollars to spend on 9 identical new tablets for its classrooms. How much does each tablet cost in dollars? ___