Unit 4 Review - Adding and Subtracting Fractions

Brooke has a recipe to make chocolate chip cookies. The recipe needs 3/4 cup of chocolate chips. She only has a 1/3 cup and 1/4 cup measure. Which of the following shows an equivalent fraction Brooke can use for measuring the chocolate chips?

• Use the 1/4 measuring cup twice

• Use the 1/3 measuring cup twice

• Use the 1/4 measuring cup three times

• Use the 1/3 measuring cup three times

Kevin was reading a series of books. The series is 8 books long, and he wants to finish them by end of the month. Kevin has finished 3 books so far. What fraction of the books does he have left to finish?

• 4/8
• 5/8
• 2/8
• 3/8

Which number is NOT equivalent to 2 5/6?

• 17/6

• 1 11/6

• 2 10/12

• 1 10/12

Steve has a fish that is 5/8 of a foot long. Blake has a fish that is 5/6 of a foot long. How much longer is Blake’s fish?

• 2/8 of a foot
• 5/24 of a foot

• 3/8 of a foot
• 1/6 of a foot

Reed and Carter ate a pie that has 8 slices. Reed ate 3/4 of the pie and Carter ate 1/16 of the pie. How much pie did they eat together?

• 13/16

• 4/16

• 7/16

• 1

Bella had 1 bag of sugar. She used 1/3 of the sugar to make cupcakes and 5/8 of the sugar to make brownies. How much of the sugar does she have left?

• 23/24

• 1/24

• 6/24

• 6/11

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