Remember: The bottom number counts all the equal parts. The top number counts the parts you take. Many parts can make a whole or more.
Name the fraction
1
What fraction of the square is shaded?
2
What fraction of the circle is NOT shaded?
3
Which circle shows 5/8 shaded?
ABC
4
Pip and Max shade bars of the same size, both cut into fourths. How many fourths are shaded in all? Write the fraction.
5
Both circles are cut into thirds. Which fraction names all the shaded parts together?
4/63/44/3
6
A pizza has 8 equal slices. Pip ate 3 slices and Max ate 2 slices. What fraction of the pizza did they eat together?
Think about the parts
7
Pip shaded 3 parts of a bar with 8 equal parts. So the fraction is 8/3.
TrueFalse
8
The bar shows 2/6 shaded. How many equal parts are NOT shaded?
9
Which bar has more than half shaded?
ABC
10
Number the fractions from the smallest to the biggest.
1/8
5/8
3/8
7/8
11
Shade 5/6 of the square.
12
Write how you know 7/8 is less than one whole.
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