Mixed and Improper
Fractions
Fractions
Compare and Order Fractions
Adding Fractions
With Common Denominators
With Common Denominators
Subtracting Fractions With Common Denominators
Equivalent Fractions
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100
18/4 written as a mixed number
4 2/8
100
Compare the fractions using <, >, or =
5/6 4/6
5/6 > 4/6
100
Add the fractions: 2/5 + 3/5
1 OR 5/5
100
Subtract the fractions: 4/7 - 1/7
3/7
100
Write two equivalent fractions for 2/3
WHAT IS 4/6 6/9 8/12 10/15
100
Mr. Kelly buys three candy bars for his five children to share. Mr. Kelly cuts the three candy bars cut in half. Each child ate half a candy bar. How much of the candy bars are left
1/2
100
Jayla did her homework. She read for 1/5 of an hour. She did her math problems for 2/5 of an hour. Which of the following statements best describes the total amount of homework she completed?
F. Jayla completed exactly an hour of homework.
G. Jayla completed more than half an hour of homework.
H. Jayla completed less than half an hour of homework.
J. Jayla completed more than an hour of homework.
G. Jayla completed more than half an hour of homework.
200
3 2/3 written as an improper fraction
11/3
200
Compare the fractions using <, >, or =.
3/4 3/8
3/4 > 3/5
200
Add the fractions: 6/20+5/20
11/20
200
Subtract the fractions: 19/20 - 6/20
13/20
200
Write two equivalent fractions for 1/3.
2/6, 3/9, 4/12, 5/15
200
Jack and Jonathan ran a race together. Jack ran 1/4 of the race. Jonathan ran 1/2 of the race. Which statement is true?
F. Jack ran more of the race than Jonathan
G Jack ran more than half the race, and Jonathan ran less than half the race.
H. Jack ran less than half the race, and Jonathan still needs to run 2/4 of the race.
J. Each boy ran the same amount.
H. Jack ran less than half the race, and Jonathan still needs to run 2/4 of the race.
200
A bakery made 12 cupcakes. Six of the cupcakes were chocolate. Which of the following statements is true about the number of chocolate cupcakes?
F. More than half the cupcakes were chocolate.
G. Less than half the cupcakes were chocolate.
H. Half the cupcakes were chocolate.
J. None of the above
H. Half the cupcakes were chocolate.
300
2 5/8 as an improper fraction is 21/8
True or False?
True
300
Compare the fractions using <, >, or =.
10/20 10/12
10/20 < 10/12
300
Add the fractions: 1/8+3/8
4/8 or 1/2
300
Subtract the fractions: 20/14 - 8/14
12/14
300
2/6 and 1/3 are equivalent fractions.
True or False?
True
300
Jenna ate 1/3 of her pint of ice cream on Monday. On Tuesday, she ate 1/6 of her pint of ice cream. How much ice cream does Jenna have left?
3/6
1/2
300
Ben and Sara played a trivia game together. Together, they answered 5/6 of the questions correctly. Ben answered 2/6 of the questions correctly, and Sara answered the rest of the correctly answered questions.
What fraction of the total questions did Sara answer correctly?
3/6
400
Name the improper fraction for the model shown below
19/5
3 4/5
400
DOUBLE POINTS
Which fractions are less than 5/8
2/3 15/24
9/16 3/4
1/2
9/16 and 1/2
400
3 6/8 + 5 3/8
9 1/8
400
5 3/6 - 2 1/6
3 2/6
400
4/6 and 9/12 are equivalent fractions.
True or False?
False
400
During a baseball season, José and George hit a total of 10 home runs combined. José hit four home runs.
What fraction of the home runs did George hit?
6/10
400
Michelle and Gregory were eating cake they just made. Michelle ate 2/6 of the cake, and Gregory ate 3/6 of the cake. How much cake is left?
1/6
500
Name the model below as a mixed number
5 2/10
52/10
500
Order the following fractions from least to greatest
2/6 1/4 1/2
1/4 2/6 1/2
500
3 4/5 + 2 3/5 =
6 2/5
500
4 2/5 - 2 3/5
1 4/5
500
Write two equivalent fractions for 1.
1/1, 2/2, 3/3, 4/4
500
Snow Wiz made snow cones for a group of children.
● Of the snow cones, 2/8 were cherry.
● Of the snow cones, 3/8 were strawberry.
● The rest of the snow cones were not cherry or strawberry.
What fraction of the snow cones were NOT cherry or strawberry?
3/8
500
James is cleaning his room. He has cleaned 4/7 of his a room already. How much more does he have to clean?
3/7