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Free Percentages Practice for Grade 6

Percentages are everywhere in real life — sales, tips, test scores — but for sixth graders they're abstract until they see enough examples. This practice uses friendly numbers (10%, 20%, 25%, 50%, 75%) and clean bases so your child can build intuition without getting bogged down in messy arithmetic. The mental shortcut to teach: 10% is just 'move the decimal one place left,' and once 10% is easy, every other percent becomes a multiple or a simple division. Save calculator work for awkward percents in seventh grade.

All 20 Practice Problems

Every question in this set. Solve them on paper, or use the interactive tool above for instant feedback and hints.

1.What is 20% of 60?
2.What is 75% of 120?
3.What is 20% of 100?
4.What is 10% of 60?
5.What is 75% of 200?
6.What is 10% of 120?
7.What is 10% of 80?
8.What is 20% of 40?
9.What is 50% of 200?
10.What is 25% of 20?
11.What is 20% of 20?
12.What is 50% of 40?
13.What is 25% of 120?
14.What is 25% of 40?
15.What is 10% of 20?
16.What is 50% of 60?
17.What is 50% of 120?
18.What is 50% of 100?
19.What is 20% of 120?
20.What is 25% of 100?

Show answer key

1.What is 20% of 60? Answer: 12
2.What is 75% of 120? Answer: 90
3.What is 20% of 100? Answer: 20
4.What is 10% of 60? Answer: 6
5.What is 75% of 200? Answer: 150
6.What is 10% of 120? Answer: 12
7.What is 10% of 80? Answer: 8
8.What is 20% of 40? Answer: 8
9.What is 50% of 200? Answer: 100
10.What is 25% of 20? Answer: 5
11.What is 20% of 20? Answer: 4
12.What is 50% of 40? Answer: 20
13.What is 25% of 120? Answer: 30
14.What is 25% of 40? Answer: 10
15.What is 10% of 20? Answer: 2
16.What is 50% of 60? Answer: 30
17.What is 50% of 120? Answer: 60
18.What is 50% of 100? Answer: 50
19.What is 20% of 120? Answer: 24
20.What is 25% of 100? Answer: 25

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