Grade 7 Percent of a Number Worksheets
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Practice Worksheet
Grade 7 Percent of a Number Practice
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- 1.What is 15% of 60?
- 2.What is 50% of 105?
- 3.What is 30% of 155?
- 4.What is 25% of 25?
- 5.What is 75% of 50?
- 6.What is 75% of 180?
- 7.What is 40% of 45?
- 8.What is 20% of 120?
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- Question 1: 9
- Question 2: 52.5
- Question 3: 46.5
- Question 4: 6.3
- Question 5: 37.5
- Question 6: 135
- Question 7: 18
- Question 8: 24
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Equivalent Fractions
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About These Worksheets
Grade 7 students use percent-of-a-number fluency inside discounts, taxes, simple interest, and multi-step proportional problems.
Percent of a number worksheets help students connect percentages to fractions, decimals, and real quantities. Instead of treating percent as a separate topic, these worksheets show that finding 25% of 80 is the same as finding one quarter of 80, and that 10% can be used as a friendly anchor for mental math. This makes percent feel like a tool rather than a new set of rules to memorize.
Students practise direct calculations, sale discounts, tips, taxes, survey results, and score comparisons. The goal is to build flexibility: some questions are easiest by converting to a decimal, some by using a fraction benchmark, and some by scaling from 10% or 1%. Percent of a number is the foundation for percent change, simple interest, markups, and financial literacy, so focused fluency here pays off across the rest of middle school math.
Skills Practised
- Converting percents to decimals and fractions
- Finding benchmark percents such as 10%, 25%, and 50%
- Calculating a percent of a whole number
- Solving discount, tax, and tip problems
- Estimating percent answers for reasonableness
Parent Tip: Start with friendly benchmarks. If your child can find 10% by moving the decimal and 50% by halving, many harder percentages become combinations of those pieces.