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Maths · Grade 1 · Set B
Equal shares
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Remember: Halves are 2 equal shares. Quarters are 4 equal shares. More shares make each share smaller.

Look at the shares

Equal shares are all the same size.

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Which one is cut into halves?
A
B
C
2
Pip cuts a sandwich into quarters. How many pieces does Pip have?
3
Which shape has a quarter shaded?
A
B
C
4
Which bar has half shaded?
A
B
C
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This pizza is cut into quarters. How many quarters are shaded?
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This bar is cut into 4 equal shares. Each share is a quarter.
TrueFalse
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Each share of this bar is a half.
TrueFalse

Compare and name

8
Put them in order. Smallest share first.
  • a whole pie
  • a quarter of a pie
  • half a pie
9
Join each one to its name.
  1. 11 of 2 equal shares
  2. 21 of 4 equal shares
  3. 32 of 2 equal shares
  • Aa quarter
  • Ba half
  • Ca whole
10
Pip cuts a pie into halves. Sam eats the shaded half. How many halves are left?
11
Pip cuts a pizza in half. Then Pip cuts each half in half. How many pieces now?
248
12
This bar has 2 equal shares. Each share is a .
wholequarterhalf
13
Draw a line to cut this rectangle into 2 equal halves.
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Answer key · Set B
Equal shares
1A Halves are 2 equal shares. A has 2.
24 Quarters are 4 equal shares.
3B A quarter is 1 of 4 equal shares. Only B has 1 of 4 shaded.
4C Half is 1 of 2 equal shares. C has 1 of 2 shaded.
53 Count the shaded shares: 3 of the 4 quarters.
6True 4 equal shares are quarters.
7False Halves must be equal. These two shares are not the same size.
83, 1, 2 Cut a pie in 4 and each quarter is small. A half is bigger, and the whole is biggest.
91-B, 2-A, 3-C 1 of 2 is a half. 1 of 4 is a quarter. 2 of 2 is the whole.
101 2 halves in all and 1 is eaten, so 1 is left.
114 Each of the 2 halves becomes 2 pieces. 2 and 2 make 4 quarters.
12half 2 equal shares are halves.
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