Estimating Fractions
Equivalent Fractions
Adding and Subtracting
Random
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Sophia babysat for 
hours on Friday. She babysat for 
hours on Saturday.
1A. Sophia babysat for about ______ hours on Friday.
3 1/2
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5. Write 2/5 and 1/3 as equivalent fractions using a common denominator
6/15 and 5/15
other possible answers
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6. Jill brought 2 1/3 boxes of carrot muffins for a bake sale. Mike brought 1 3/4 boxes of apple muffins. What is the total number of boxes of muffins Jill and Mike brought for the bake sale?
4 1/12 boxes
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9. Joshua uses a rule to write the following sequence of numbers
1/6, 1/2, 5/6, ___, 1 1/2
What is the rule?
What is the missing number?
Rule: add 1/3
Missing number: 1 1/6
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Sophia babysat for hours on Friday. She babysat for hours on Saturday.
1B. Sophia babysat for about _____ hours on Saturday.
3
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7b. The fractions 3/5 and 6/10 are equivalent, True or False?
True
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4. Jackson picked apples for his family. He picked a total 6 1/2 pounds. He took 2 3/4 pounds to his aunt and 1 5/8 pounds to his mother. How many pounds of apples were left to give to his grandmother?
2 1/8 pounds
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Name one of Miss K's pets
Munch, Mason, Chip, Queso, Princess Peach
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Sophia babysat for hours on Friday. She babysat for hours on Saturday.
1C. Sophia babysat for about _______ hours on Friday and Saturday combined.
6 1/2
300
12. Alana bought 3/8 pound of Swiss cheese and 1/4 pound of American cheese. Which pair of fractions are equivalent to the amounts Alana bought?
A. 24/64 and 8/64
B. 6/16 and 4/16
C. 12/32 and 6/32
D. 15/40 and 10/40
B and D
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2. Rodrigo practiced playing the guitar for 15 1/3 hours over the past 3 weeks. He practiced for 6 1/4 hours the first week and 4 2/3 hours the second week. How much time did Rodrigo spend during the third week?
4 5/12 hours
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14. Tell which expressions require you to rename mixed numbers before you can subtract. Find each difference.
A. 2 1/3 - 1 3/4
B. 1 3/4 - 7/8
C. 5 2/3 - 2 5/8
D. 6 1/5 - 2 1/3
Requires Renaming: A, B, D
Does not require renaming: C
400
Liam bought 
pounds of steak. He used 
pounds of the steak for a cookout.
3A-3B. Liam bought about _________ pounds of steak and used about ________ pounds.
Bought about 6 pounds
Used about 2 pounds
400
16 Part A.
Tom exercised 
hour on Monday and 
hour on Tuesday.
Write equivalent fractions with a common denominator
24/30 and 25/30
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16. Tom exercised for 4/5 hour on Monday and 5/6 hour on Tuesday.
Part B. How much did Tom spend exercising on Monday and Tuesday combined? Explain your answer.
1 19/30 hours
You need to find the least common denominator for 5 and 6. Then you need to add the numerators together. The fraction is 49/30 which is simplified to 1 19/30.
400
11 Part A. Mr. Cohen drives 84 2/10 miles on Tuesday, 84 6/10 miles on Wednesday, and 85 miles on Thursday. What is the rule for the distance?
Add 4/10
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Liam bought pounds of steak. He used pounds of the steak for a cookout.
3C. Liam has about _______ pounds of steak left.
4 pounds
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15. Mr. Clements painted his barn for 
hours in the morning. He painted the barn for 
hours in the afternoon.
A common denominator of the mixed numbers is 20, True or False?
True
500
16. Tom exercised for 4/5 hour on Monday and 5/6 hour on Tuesday.
Part B. How much longer did Tom spend exercising on Tuesday than he spent on Monday? Explain your answer
1/30 hour
You have to find the difference of 25/30 and 24/30. 25 minus 24 is 1 and the denominator stays the same.
500
11 Part A. Mr. Cohen drives 84 2/10 miles on Tuesday, 84 6/10 miles on Wednesday, and 85 miles on Thursday. If the pattern continues, how many miles will Mr. Cohen drive on Sunday?
86 2/10 miles