Unit 2: Fractions Review

Adding Fractions

Subtracting Fractions

Multiplying Fractions

Estimating Fractions

Simplifying Fractions

100

What is 1/2 + 1/4

A.) 1/2

B.) 5/8

C.) 3/4

D.) 10/15

C.) 3/4

100

What TWO ANSWERS = 3/4 - 1/2?

A.) 2/8

B.) 2/3

C.) 1/4

D.) 1/8

A & C

2/8 & 1/4

100

What is 1/4 of 8?

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

B.) 2

100

Is 1/2 + 1/2:

A.) A little under 1

B.) Exactly 1

C.) A little over 1

B.) Exactly 1

100

What is 4/10 simplified?

A.) 3/5

B.) 1/2

C.) 2/5

D.) 3/4

C.) 2/5

200

What is 3/5 + 4/7?

A.) 1 7/12

B.) 1 6/35

C.) 31/35

D.) 1 16/35

B.) 1 6/35

200

What is 4/5 - 2/3?

A.) 2/15

B.) 3/15

C.) 4/15

D.) 5/15

A.) 2/15

200

What is 2/3 of 9?

A.) 6

B.) 9

C.) 12

D.) 15

A.) 6

200

Is 3/4 + 2/5:

A.) A little under 1

B.) Exactly 1

C.) A little over 1

200

What is 12/15 simplified?

A.) 2/9

B.) 6/7

C.) 4/6

D.) 4/5

300

What is 2 5/6 + 1/8?

A.) 2 6/14

B.) 46/48

C.) 2 23/25

D.) 2 46/48

300

What is 1 2/5 - 6/10?

A.) 3/4

B.) 1/2

C.) 4/6

D.) 8/10

300

What is 12 x 3/4?

A.) 3

B.) 12

C.) 6

D.) 9

300

What would a resonable estimate for 3 1/2 + 4 1/4 be?

A.) Around 7 or 8

B.) Around 6 or 7

C.) Around 8 or 9

A.) Around 7 or 8

300

BONUS QUESTION!!!

How many electoral votes does a president need to win?

A.) 264

B.) 10

C.) 270

D.) 540

C.) 270

400

What is 2 4/5 + 9 2/5?

A.) 12 1/5

B.) 11 6/5

C.) 12 2/5

D.) 11 1/5

A.) 12 1/6

400

What is 6 1/3 - 2 1/2?

A.) 3 3/6

B.) 4 5/6

C.) 4 2/6

D.) 3 5/6

400

What is 6/7 of 10?

A.) 9 1/2

B.) 8 4/7

C.) 7 2/3

D.) 7 4/7

B.) 8 4/7

400

What would a reasonable estimate for 5 1/3 - 2 1/4 be?

A.) About 2

B.) About 3

C.) About 4

B.) About 3

400

What is 34/5 in simplest form?

A.) 7 4/5

B.) 6 1/4

C.) 6 4/5

D.) 7 1/4

C.) 6 4/5

500

7 3/7 + 2 8/9?

A.) 9 20/63

B.) 10 83/63

C.) 10 20/63

D.) 12 3/4

C.) 10 20/63

500

What is 17 1/6 - 8 3/4?

A.) 9 8/24

B.) 8 10/24

C.) 8 18/24

D.) 9 14/24

B.) 8 10/24

500

What is 7/9 x 8?

A.) 6 4/9

B.) 5 1/3

C.) 6 2/9

D.) 5 1/7

C.) 6 2/9

500

What would a reasonable estimate be for 1/2 + 1/2 + 1/2 + 3/4 be?

A.) A little over 1

B.) Exactly 2

C.) A little over 2

500

What is 27/81 simplified?

A.) 3/4

B.) 1/3

C.) 3/9

D.) 4/5

B.) 1/3