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Fraction Word Problems
100

If I eat half of a small sub and Ms. Smith eats one-fourth of a large sub. Mrs. Cenci said that Ms. Smith ate more than me because half is always more than a fourth.


Do you agree with Mrs. Cenci?

No

100

2 3/8 + 3 4/8 = 

5 7/8

100

Write 86/100 as a decimal. 

0.86

100

0.92 ________ 0.9

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100

Karen says that 3/10 of the gride is boxed in. Morgan says that 30/100 of the grid is boxed in. 

Who is correct?

Both

200

Write 3 equations for 1 6/8. Use only fractions with a denominator of 8 in your equation. 


(I will check the captain's board) 

Show boards!

200

64/100 - 21/100 = 

43/100

200

How do I read 0.01?

Zero and one hundredth

200

5/8 = 8/12

False

200

Ryan runs 34/100 of a mile. His wife, Marissa, ran 6/10 of a mile. Who ran farther?

Marissa or Ryan?

Extra 100 for anyone (how much of a mile did they run in all?)

Marissa


94/100

300

Come up with 3 equivalent fractions

(See poster)


4/10, 40/100, 8,20, 2/5, 

300

2/10 + 37/100 = 

57/100

300

Write 7/10 as a decimal. 

0.7

300

29/100 > 2/10

True 

300

I was cutting string for our number line. The first piece of string was 2/3 of a yard. The second piece of string was 6/8 of a yard. 

Which string was longer, number 1 or 2?

Number 2

400

Write 3 equivalent fractions for 4/12.

See poster 



1/3, 2/6

400

1 2/6 - 4/6 =

4/6

400

Write an equivalent decimal for 0.4.


0.40

0.400

400

0.08 ______ 0.8

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400

On Monday I spent 4 1/4 dollars on coffee. Today, I spent 3 3/4 dollars on coffee. 

How many total dollars have I spent on coffee?


Bonus $4: My budget holds me to 5 2/4 dollars. Did I go over my budget? By how much?

8 dollars


Yes, by 2 2/4 dollars.

500

What is 1/4 of 8?

2

500

58/100 - 3/10 = 

28/100

500

Write 3/100 as a decimal.

0.03

500

1/4 > 4/6 

False

500

I am buying pizza for 5 people. Each person will get 2/6 of a pizza. 

How many pizza's should I buy?

Bonus $2: How many pizzas will we have left over?

I should by 2 pizzas. (10/6 = 1 4/6)


2 - 1 4/6 = 2/6 of a pizza