01 / QUICK RECAP
Connect the ideas.
- Direct proportion has a constant quotient and a rule of the form .
- Convert both quantities to compatible units before comparing rates.
- A ratio scale uses the same unit on both sides.
- Match corresponding vertices before calculating side ratios.
- An enlargement needs a centre and a scale factor.
- A useful model states assumptions, checks data and respects practical constraints.
02 / PRACTICE TESTS
Put it together.
Choose a paper and show your working.
Ratio, rates and similarity — practice paper 1
Practise proportional rules, unit conversions, map scales, similar figures and enlargements, with reasoning questions.
16 questions · 35 marks · 50 minutes · Scientific calculatorRatio, rates and similarity — practice paper 2
Practise proportional rules, unit conversions, map scales, similar figures and enlargements, with reasoning questions.
16 questions · 37 marks · 50 minutes · Scientific calculatorRatio, rates and similarity — applications paper
Apply proportional reasoning to routes, shadows, design decisions and the limits of models.
16 questions · 43 marks · 60 minutes · Scientific calculator
Curriculum reference & lesson scope
Australian Curriculum v9 and SA Curriculum Mathematics
Year 9 proportional modelling, rates, scale, similarity and enlargement. Assumptions, interpretation and model limitations are taught alongside calculation.
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