Milo is making brownies. The recipe requires 1/2 cup of cocoa. He only has a 1/8 cup for measuring. How many times will he need to fill up the cup with cocoa?
8
4
2
1
There were 12 cans of soda on the picnic table. Eight of the cans had been opened. The remaining cans of soda had not been opened. What fraction of the soda cans had not been opened?
1/6
1/3
2/3
8/12
Mia bought the box of donuts shown below. Her family ate 10 donuts. What fraction of the donuts did her family eat?
2/12
1/6
12/10
5/6
Flynn looked at the shaded portion of the figure below. What fraction of the model is shaded?
6/10
1/10
2/5
10/4
What relationship do these two fraction strips show?
3/1 = 12/3
3/4 = 9/12
1/3 = 3/12
4/3 = 12/9
Which two squares have the same amount shaded?
Q and R
P and Q
P and S
R and S
Which fraction strip shown is equivalent to 2/3?
B
D
A
C
The Adams family ate the shaded part of he pizza. What is the fraction of the pizza that they ate?
5/8
3/4
1/8
8/6
Which number line shows an equivalent fraction to the number line modeling 2/4?
A
C
D
B
There are 10 bottles of soda: 4 bottles are orange soda, 1 is peach soda, and the rest are grape soda. What fraction of the bottles are grape soda?
4/10
2/5
1/2
1/4
Ryan and Avah drew straws to see who would go first. Ryan's straw was 2/3 inch long and Avah's straw was 4/8 inch long. Which statement is correct?
Both straws were the same size.
Avah's straw was longer.
Ryan's straw was longer.
4/8 is equal to 1/4
Chandler has two chalkboards. One is 3/4 inch thick and the other is 7/12 inch thick. The thickness of Payten's chalkboard is in between the thickness of Chandler's two chalkboards. How thick is Payten's chalkboard?
1/3
2/3
4/8
5/6
Nolan and Leah are making a birdhouse. Nolan cuts a piece of wood that is 4/6 of a foot long and Leah cuts a piece of wood that is 7/12 of a foot long. What is the relationship between the two pieces of wood?
5/6 = 7/12
5/6 < 7/12
There is no correct answer.
4/6 > 7/12
Jae bought bought 3/8 lbs of Red Hots, 3/5 lbs of Swedish Fish, 6/10 lbs of licorice ropes, and 3/4 lbs of gummy bears. Of which candy did he purchase the least?
Gummy Bears
Licorice Ropes
Red Hots
Swedish Fish
The Nelson children like to play with Legos. The table below shows how much of a box of Legos each child used. Who used the most Legos?
Liam
Isaac
Pace
Graham
Ms. Frankland's class helped with safety patrol. 4/10 of the class helped the younger students get onto the bus, while 3/5 of the class helped them get to their cars. Which statement correctly compares these fractions?
3/5 < 4/10
3/5 = 4/10
3/5 > 4/10
