Fractions by Whole Number-Part 1

• 22

• 91

• 101

• 110

Harry runs 6 days a week on the same trail. There are 4 trails with different distances, as shown in the table below. Harry runs exactly 6 miles each week. Which trail is the one Harry uses?

• North Trail

• East Trail

• West Trail

• South Trail

Katie made 12 pillows and sold 1/3 of them. Marsha made 12 pillows and sold 1/4 of them. Which statement is true?

• A) Katie and Marsha sold the same number of pillows.

• B) Katie sold 3 pillows and Marsha sold 4 pillows.

• C) Katie sold 8 pillows and Marsha sold 9 pillows.

• D) Katie sold 4 pillows and Marsha sold 3 pillows.

• A) A package of 6 bottles has exactly 6 liters of juice because multiplying 6 by a fraction more than 1 results in a value equal to 6.

• B) A package of 6 bottles has less than 6 liters because multiplying 6 by a fraction less than 1 results in a product less than 6.

• C) A package of 6 bottles has more than 6 liters because multiplying 6 by a fraction less than 1 results in a value greater than 6.

• D) A package of 6 bottles has exactly 6 liters of juice because multiplying 6 by a fraction less than 1 results in a value equal to 6.

Look at this model. Which means the same as the shaded part of the model?

• 1/2 x 3

• 1/3 x 2

• 1/2 x 4

• 1/3 x 4

Each morning at school, Kenya spends 4/5 hour learning math. She uses the equation shown to find the number of hours she spends learning math in 15 days. At the end of 15 school days, how any hours has Kenya spent in math class?

• A) 3 4/5 hours

• B) 12 hours

• C) 18 3/4 hours

• D) 60 hours

Ms. King made 5 apple pies. She used the same quantity of apples in each pie. She used a little more than a total of 5 pounds of apples for all of the pies. Which of the following can be the number of pounds of apples Ms. King used for each pie?