ThursdayG4MTH_SD_05.08

Multiple Choice

Naomi is making a mixed fruit punch for a Fall festival. She mixes 8 cups each of lemon juice and orange juice. How many fluid ounces of mixed punch does Naomi make?

( 1 cup = 8 fluid ounces)

• 144 fl oz

• 64 fl oz

• 96 fl oz

• 46 fl oz

Multiple Choice

What was the answer again?

Multiple Choice

On which day did the family spend more time driving to their destination: Saturday or Sunday?

• Sunday
• Saturday

Open Ended

After converting mixed numbers to improper fractions, how can this help you compare two fractions with different denominators?

Multiple Choice

What comparison symbol makes the statement true?

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Multiple Choice

What comparison symbol makes the statement true?

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Multiple Choice

What comparison symbol makes the statement true?

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• =

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Multiple Choice

Which fraction is greater?

Open Ended

Which answer did you eliminate and why?

Multiple Choice

Which statement is NOT true?

Multiple Choice

Which fraction is less than the fraction represented in the model shown?

• 5/8

• 6/9

• 5/10

• 3/4

Multiple Choice

Based on the table, on which day did Eric jog the greatest fractional distance?

• Monday

• Tuesday

• Wednesday

• Thursday

Open Ended

Who is correct, Jenna or Leo?

Multiple Choice

Jen ate 4/6 of a donut. Which fraction is less than 4/6?

• 3/4

• 3/9

• 10/6

Multiple Choice

The table shows the amount of paint in gallons used by different artists to paint a canvas. Which comparison is true?

• The amount of paint Nailah used is less than the amount of paint Terrence used.

• The amount of paint Ava used is equal to the amount of paint Nailah used.

• The amount of paint Carlos used is equal to the amount of paint Terrence used.

• The amount of paint Ava used is less than the amount of paint Carlos used.

Open Ended

What questions do you still have about comparing fractions, or is there anything you would like to know more about from today's lesson?

Open Ended

What is a useful strategy when comparing fractions?