Understanding Fractions

What is the key requirement for a shape to be considered a fraction?

• It must be colorful.

• It must be divided into equal parts.

• It must be a circle.

• It must have a number on it.

If a shape is divided into three equal parts, what is it called?

• Thirds

• Halves

• Quarters

• Fifths

Which of the following is NOT a correct name for a fraction with equal parts?

• Tenths

• Sevenths

• Sixths

• Twelfths

How can you determine if parts of a shape are equal?

• By counting the number of parts.

• By measuring if they are the same size.

• By looking at the shape's outline.

• By checking if they are the same color.

What should you do if a shape is not divided into equal parts?

• Color the parts differently.

• Ignore the unequal parts.

• Name it as a fraction anyway.

• Do not consider it a fraction.

How many equal parts are there in a shape divided into fifths?

• Three

• Five

• Nine

• Seven

What is the term for a shape divided into twelve equal parts?

• Halves

• Sixths

• Tenths

• Twelfths

When drawing a shape divided into tenths, how many equal parts should it have?

• Eight

• Ten

• Twelve

• Fourteen

Which of the following is a correct way to split a shape into two equal parts?

• All of the above.

• Draw a line vertically.

• Draw a line horizontally.

• Draw a line diagonally.

What is the name for a shape divided into four equal parts?

• Quarters

• Halves

• Fifths

• Thirds