Grade 7 Math
Proportions
Quiz

What is the free Grade 7 Math Proportions Quiz?

The Grade 7 Math Proportions Quiz is a free web app for practicing proportional and inverse proportional relationships in a 4-choice quiz format.

All quiz questions, answer choices, hints, explanations, tables, and diagrams are original content created for this app.

Practice equations, tables, coordinates, and graphs

The courses cover y = ax, y = a/x, xy = a, constants of proportionality, missing table values, coordinate points, graph shapes, and original word problems.

Hints change according to the current question and include simple SVG diagrams for lines through the origin, inverse proportional curves, table checks, and real-life situations.

Course lineup

• 10-question basics mix
• 20-question proportional equations
• 20-question proportional graphs and coordinates
• 20-question proportional tables and changes
• 20-question inverse proportional basics
• 20-question inverse proportional equations and graphs
• 20-question relation judgment
• 30-question graph reading
• 50-question original word problems
• 100-question comprehensive review

What students can practice here

Students can connect the same relationship in three ways: an equation, a table, and a graph. For proportional relations, they can check y÷x; for inverse proportional relations, they can check x×y.

The quiz also includes quick checks such as choosing the correct equation from a point, deciding whether a point is on a graph, and reading the shape of a graph.

Useful for review at home or in class

Each question is short, so students can practice during a small break, before homework, or before a regular test.

My Page stores challenge history, best records, and often missed questions, making repeated review easier.

Unofficial original learning app

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This website is not authorized, certified, supervised, or endorsed by those organizations or companies.

The questions are not copied from textbooks, reference books, workbooks, drills, national assessments, entrance examinations, mock exams, or certification tests.

Questions, choices, explanations, sentences, tables, and diagrams are created independently.

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