Math Quiz

Joe has 3/8 of a pizza. Part A: Show the number of equal parts in the pizza. Then shade the model to show 3/8.

Time allowed: 90 seconds.

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Joe has 3/8 of a pizza. Part B: Explain how you knew how many equal parts to show and how many parts to shade. Make all questions 90 seconds long.

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Which fraction is shown at point P on the number line below?

• 6/2

• 2/6

• 5/2

• 2/2

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The top fraction strip shows 1/2 shaded. Write the equivalent fractions that the fraction strips show in fourths.

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Draw what 4/6 of the shape could look like.

Look at the number lines. Part A Write the equivalent fractions.

1/3 = [Blank]

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Look at the number lines. Part A Write the equivalent fractions.

2/3 = [Blank]

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Look at the number lines. Part A Write the equivalent fractions.

3/3 = [Blank]

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Tomas drew these two models. Each model shows equal parts. Tomas says each model has the same fraction shaded. Is Tomas correct? Explain (Yes or No and why)

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Which fractions can be represented on the number line below? Choose all the correct answers.

• 2/3 and 4/3

• 2/8 and 10/8

• 4/8 and 18/8

• 5/6 and 10/6

• 5/8 and 15/8

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