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Party Drink worksheet

Grade 6 · CCSS 6.RP.A.3.c, 6.RP.A.3.b

Solve each problem and show your work. Round answers to 2 decimal places where needed.

  1. Problem 1.
    • Guests: 45
    • Event length: 5 hours
    • Share that is beer: 45%
    • Share that is wine: 23%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 12%
    • Extra for safety: 7%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  2. Problem 2.
    • Guests: 54
    • Event length: 5 hours
    • Share that is beer: 45%
    • Share that is wine: 26%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 12%
    • Extra for safety: 8%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  3. Problem 3.
    • Guests: 62
    • Event length: 3 hours
    • Share that is beer: 43%
    • Share that is wine: 35%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 15%
    • Extra for safety: 10%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  4. Problem 4.
    • Guests: 34
    • Event length: 4 hours
    • Share that is beer: 36%
    • Share that is wine: 34%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 14%
    • Extra for safety: 9%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  5. Problem 5.
    • Guests: 56
    • Event length: 3 hours
    • Share that is beer: 50%
    • Share that is wine: 30%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 11%
    • Extra for safety: 10%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  6. Problem 6.
    • Guests: 46
    • Event length: 4 hours
    • Share that is beer: 42%
    • Share that is wine: 30%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 12%
    • Extra for safety: 8%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  7. Problem 7.
    • Guests: 50
    • Event length: 4 hours
    • Share that is beer: 32%
    • Share that is wine: 26%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 17%
    • Extra for safety: 8%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  8. Problem 8.
    • Guests: 54
    • Event length: 5 hours
    • Share that is beer: 38%
    • Share that is wine: 31%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 18%
    • Extra for safety: 8%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  9. Problem 9.
    • Guests: 48
    • Event length: 3 hours
    • Share that is beer: 50%
    • Share that is wine: 34%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 14%
    • Extra for safety: 7%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

  10. Problem 10.
    • Guests: 40
    • Event length: 5 hours
    • Share that is beer: 36%
    • Share that is wine: 33%
    • Share that is mixed drinks (spirits): 15%
    • Extra for safety: 12%

    Find: Total drinks to plan for

Answer key: Party Drink worksheet

  1. 1. Total drinks to plan for: 289

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×5−1=6
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      45×6=270 drinks
    3. Add the 7% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      270×1+7100=288.9=289 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 45%, wine 23%

      289×45%=131 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      675=14 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      3516=3 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      4,140.3 mL2,000 mL=3 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      45×1=45 lb
  2. 2. Total drinks to plan for: 350

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×5−1=6
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      54×6=324 drinks
    3. Add the 8% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      324×1+8100=349.92=350 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 45%, wine 26%

      350×45%=158 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      915=19 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      4216=3 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      4,968.4 mL2,000 mL=3 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      54×1=54 lb
  3. 3. Total drinks to plan for: 273

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×3−1=4
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      62×4=248 drinks
    3. Add the 10% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      248×1+10100=272.8=273 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 43%, wine 35%

      273×43%=118 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      965=20 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      4116=3 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      4,850.1 mL2,000 mL=3 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      62×1=62 lb
  4. 4. Total drinks to plan for: 186

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×4−1=5
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      34×5=170 drinks
    3. Add the 9% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      170×1+9100=185.3=186 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 36%, wine 34%

      186×36%=67 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      645=13 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      2716=2 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      3,193.9 mL2,000 mL=2 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      34×1=34 lb
  5. 5. Total drinks to plan for: 247

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×3−1=4
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      56×4=224 drinks
    3. Add the 10% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      224×1+10100=246.4=247 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 50%, wine 30%

      247×50%=124 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      755=15 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      2816=2 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      3,312.2 mL2,000 mL=2 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      56×1=56 lb
  6. 6. Total drinks to plan for: 249

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×4−1=5
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      46×5=230 drinks
    3. Add the 8% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      230×1+8100=248.4=249 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 42%, wine 30%

      249×42%=105 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      755=15 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      3016=2 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      3,548.8 mL2,000 mL=2 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      46×1=46 lb
  7. 7. Total drinks to plan for: 270

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×4−1=5
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      50×5=250 drinks
    3. Add the 8% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      250×1+8100=270=270 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 32%, wine 26%

      270×32%=87 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      715=15 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      4616=3 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      5,441.5 mL2,000 mL=3 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      50×1=50 lb
  8. 8. Total drinks to plan for: 350

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×5−1=6
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      54×6=324 drinks
    3. Add the 8% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      324×1+8100=349.92=350 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 38%, wine 31%

      350×38%=133 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      1095=22 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      6316=4 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      7,452.5 mL2,000 mL=4 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      54×1=54 lb
  9. 9. Total drinks to plan for: 206

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×3−1=4
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      48×4=192 drinks
    3. Add the 7% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      192×1+7100=205.44=206 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 50%, wine 34%

      206×50%=103 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      715=15 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      2916=2 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      3,430.5 mL2,000 mL=2 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      48×1=48 lb
  10. 10. Total drinks to plan for: 269

    1. Drinks per guest: 2 in the first hour plus 1 for each of the other hours

      2+1×5−1=6
    2. Multiply by the number of guests

      40×6=240 drinks
    3. Add the 12% safety margin and round up to whole drinks

      240×1+12100=268.8=269 drinks
    4. Split the drinks by share, rounding each up: beer 36%, wine 33%

      269×36%=97 beers
    5. Wine: a 750 mL bottle pours 5 glasses of 5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      895=18 bottles
    6. Mixed drinks: a 750 mL bottle gives 16 pours of 1.5 fl oz, so divide and round up

      4116=3 bottles
    7. Mixer: 4 fl oz per mixed drink, in 2 L bottles

      4,850.1 mL2,000 mL=3 bottles
    8. Ice: 1 lb per guest for drinks

      40×1=40 lb