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ESL Math Fractions & Exponents

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  • Read the following problem:
    three-ninths
  • What would this be as a fraction?
    1/4 (one-fourth)
  • Read the following problem:
    x to the five-thirds
  • one hundred times two equals
    200 (two hundred)
  • Reading the following problem:
    two and one-third
  • What would this be as a fraction?
    2/7 (two-sevenths)
  • Read the following problem:
    six-eighteenths
  • 1,321 x 0 =
    0 (zero)
  • A number that can be divided into two equals groups is called an _____ number.
    even
  • Read the following problem:
    Two to the fifth / two to the power five
  • Read the following problem:
    five squared / five to the second
  • A number that canNOT be divided into two equals groups is called an _______ number.
    odd
  • Read the following problem:
    x to the a times b
  • Read the following problem:
    x to the two-thirds
  • two times four equals
    8 (eight)
  • Read the following problem:
    four-twelfths
  • Read the following problem:
    three-fourths
  • one hundred times two equals
    200 (two hundred)
  • Read the following problem:
    five-fifteens
  • Read the following problem:
    Three to the fourth / Three to the power four
  • What would this be as a fraction?
    1/2 (one-half)
  • twenty-five minus seven equals
    18 (eighteen)
  • fourteen minus three equals
    11 (eleven)
  • Read the following problem:
    x to the power a times y to the power a / x to the a times y to the a
  • Read the following problem:
    x raised to the a plus b / x to the power a plus b
  • Read the following problem:
    one-half
  • Read the following problem:
    seven-thirds
  • Read the following problem:
    Zero to the eighty-second / Zero to the power 82
  • Read the following problem:
    one-third
  • fifteen plus fifteen equals
    30 (thirty)
  • What would this be as a fraction?
    3/3 (three-thirds)
  • What type of fraction is this?
    a mixed fraction
  • Read the following problem:
    Ten to the power seven / ten to the seventh
  • Read the following problem:
    x to the seven-thirds
  • What type of fraction is this?
    an improper fraction
  • Read the following problem:
    two-sixths
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