Fractions as Division
Multiplying Fractions
Multiplying Mixed Numbers and Fractions
Dividing Fractions
100
Carolyn is dividing some pounds of blackberries to make 5 jars of jam. How many pounds of blackberries will be in each jar.
4/5
100
Carter makes a sign that is 3/5 yard long and 1/6 yard wide. What is the area of his sign in square yards?
3/30 = 1/10
100
Chloe has 5/6 yard of ribbon. She uses 3/4 of the ribbon to make a bow. How many yards of ribbon does Chloe use to make a bow?
15/24 = 5/8
100
Garrett has 7 pints of strawberries. He divides the strawberries into 1/3-pint servings. How many servings does he make?
21 servings
200
Daniel has 10 bags of Doritos. He puts an equal amount of Doritos into 6 bowls. How much of Doritos does Daniel put into each bowl?
10/6 = 1 4/6 = 1 2/3
200
Steve uses a model to show the product of two fractions. The model is missing its factors. Complete the model by writing the fractions in the blanks.
4/5 and 2/3
200
The kitchen floor of a bakery is a rectangle 6 yards wide and 3 1/3 yards long. What is the area of the kitchen floor in the bakery?
60/3 = 20 square yards
200
Crystal has 1/8 of a pie remaining. She wants to share the pie equally among herself and 2 friends. What fraction of the pie will each friend get?
1/24 of the pie
300
Which of the following situation can be represented by 9/4? Choose all the correct answers.
a. Rosa buys 9 packs of sewing needles with 4 needles in each pack.
b. Cameron makes 4 equal servings of raisins from a bag that holds 9 ounces.
c. Marco plays 9 holes of miniature golf. He makes a hole-in-one 4 times.
d. Grace has 9 yards of material that she cuts in 4 equal lengths for quilts.
e. Leon opens 4 packs of gum and shares them equally with 9 friends.
B and D
300
Jacy draws this model to help her solve a problem. Which expression is represented by Jacy’s model?
B
300
A bike trail is 5 1/10 miles long. Jade rides 1/4 of the trail before stopping for a water break. How many miles does Jade ride before stopping?
51/40 = 1 11/40
300
Grace has a 1/3-cup scoop that she uses to pour sauce onto pasta. She uses one full scoop for each serving of pasta.
Part A
Grace makes this table to show how many servings of pasta she can make from the given amounts of sauce. Complete Grace’s table. Write your answers in the blank.
Part B
Grace has 7 cups of sauce. How many servings of pasta can she make?
Part A:
3, 9, 15
Part B:
21 servings