Ratios and Fairness in Internet Access Equity Quiz

What does a ratio compare?

Two numbers that show a relationship between quantities

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A list of numbers added together

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Only the total number of families

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Only percentages of access

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In this lesson, what does the ratio 80:20 represent?

80 families with internet and 20 families without

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80 families total and 20 with internet

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80 families without internet and 20 with

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80 students with phones and 20 without

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What is the simplified form of 80:20?

2:1

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4:1

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8:4

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1:4

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Which group from the lesson had the lowest access to the internet?

Group A

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Group B

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Group C

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Group D

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How do you simplify a ratio like 60:40?

Divide both numbers by 10 → 6:4 → simplify again → 3:2

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Multiply both numbers by 10 → 600:400

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Subtract 40 from 60 → 20

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Divide only the first number

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What does a bigger first number in a ratio mean in this lesson?

More families without internet

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More families with internet access

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Fewer total families

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The same number of families in each group

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Why are ratios useful when comparing different groups?

They make groups seem the same size

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They allow fair comparisons even when group totals are different

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They show only one number instead of two

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They can replace percentages

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How can math help us talk about fairness in internet access?

It helps us see where access is balanced or unequal

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It tells us how to fix every problem

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It only measures who uses the internet most

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It replaces the need for real data

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In your own words:
How do ratios help us understand fairness in who has internet access?

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Think about fairness:
If one community has a ratio of 4:1 and another has 1:1, what steps could be taken to make internet access more equal?

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