FREE!The letters cost does notincrease at a constant rate.Thereare two different pricesdepending on the weight ofthe letter. The graph willnot be a straight line, sothis is not a proportionproblem.The ratios arenot all thesame, so it isnot aproportionalrelationship.p=0.45wconstant ofproportionalityd=45.25hThe cost of flyersincreases at aconstant rate, andthe cost is $0for 0 dozen flyers.This is a proportionalrelationship.For a graph torepresent aproportionalrelationship, it mustbe a straight lineand pass throughthe origin.The ratios areall equivalent,so it is aproportionalrelationship.Theperimeter ofthe squareis 48 cm.proportionalrelationshipproportionNo, the graphdoes not show aproportionalrelationship. Thegraph does notpass through theorigin.Adam'scontainer isthe betterdeal.All ratios are 4/1and equivalent.The perimeterand the sidelengths areproportional.The paintershould mix 61/4 pints ofyellow paintwith 10 pints ofred paint.FREE!The letters cost does notincrease at a constant rate.Thereare two different pricesdepending on the weight ofthe letter. The graph willnot be a straight line, sothis is not a proportionproblem.The ratios arenot all thesame, so it isnot aproportionalrelationship.p=0.45wconstant ofproportionalityd=45.25hThe cost of flyersincreases at aconstant rate, andthe cost is $0for 0 dozen flyers.This is a proportionalrelationship.For a graph torepresent aproportionalrelationship, it mustbe a straight lineand pass throughthe origin.The ratios areall equivalent,so it is aproportionalrelationship.Theperimeter ofthe squareis 48 cm.proportionalrelationshipproportionNo, the graphdoes not show aproportionalrelationship. Thegraph does notpass through theorigin.Adam'scontainer isthe betterdeal.All ratios are 4/1and equivalent.The perimeterand the sidelengths areproportional.The paintershould mix 61/4 pints ofyellow paintwith 10 pints ofred paint.

Pre-Algebra Topic 3 Analyze and Use Proportional Relationships - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. FREE!
  2. The letters cost does not increase at a constant rate. There are two different prices depending on the weight of the letter. The graph will not be a straight line, so this is not a proportion problem.
  3. The ratios are not all the same, so it is not a proportional relationship.
  4. p=0.45w
  5. constant of proportionality
  6. d=45.25h
  7. The cost of flyers increases at a constant rate, and the cost is $0 for 0 dozen flyers. This is a proportional relationship.
  8. For a graph to represent a proportional relationship, it must be a straight line and pass through the origin.
  9. The ratios are all equivalent, so it is a proportional relationship.
  10. The perimeter of the square is 48 cm.
  11. proportional relationship
  12. proportion
  13. No, the graph does not show a proportional relationship. The graph does not pass through the origin.
  14. Adam's container is the better deal.
  15. All ratios are 4/1 and equivalent. The perimeter and the side lengths are proportional.
  16. The painter should mix 6 1/4 pints of yellow paint with 10 pints of red paint.