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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which symbol is correct for these two fractions?
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- 2. Multiple Choice
Which symbol is correct for these two fractions?
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- 3. Multiple Choice2/12 + 3/125/125/246/126/144
- 4. Multiple Choice3/9 + 4/97/187/912/912/81
- 5. Multiple ChoiceAdd these Fractions2/43/44/81
- 6. Multiple Choice5/143/75/75/14
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the sum of these fractions in lowest terms?4/53/2017/204/20
- 8. Multiple Choice5 7/124 7/125 5/124 5/12
- 9. Multiple Choice2/3 + 1/2 =6/72/63/51 1/6
- 10. Multiple Choice1/5 + 3 2/3 + 7/154 1/33 10/234 3/53 1/3
- 11. Multiple Choice8/12 - 3/124/121/25/1211/12
- 12. Multiple Choice5/7 - 2/73/73/01/23/4
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhat number could be a common denominator for these two fractions?
1/5 and 5/6?301165 - 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat must you have to add and subtract fractions?Common numeratorsDifferent numeratorsDifferent denominatorsCommon denominators
- 15. Multiple ChoiceFill in the blank in order to create an equivalent fraction.
1/2 = __ /82468 - 16. Multiple Choice8/9 - 1/3 =7/65/92/38/27
- 17. Multiple Choice1/1212/3523/25
- 18. Multiple Choice1 7/82 1/836 3/8
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the sum of these fractions in lowest terms?4/53/2017/204/20
- 20. Multiple ChoiceTim did 1/12 of a load of laundry on Sunday and 1/4 of a load of laundry on Saturday. What fraction of laundry did Tim do in total?2/16 loads done1/3 loads done2/3 loads done2/12 loads done
- 21. Multiple ChoiceMary ate 3/11 of a pumpkin, while Tim ate 3/5 of a pumpkin. In total, how much pumpkin did these two eat?3/6 of a pumpkin6/55 of a pumpkin6/16 of a pumpkin48/55 of a pumpkin
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