Fractions of Different Size Wholes

Use the number line to find equivalent fractions. Circle all correct answers.

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

The fraction strips were created using the same-sized whole.

How many ⅛ tiles would cover ¾ tiles?

• One

• Four

• Eight

• Six

4 friends ate part of a birthday cake. 

Which two friends at an equivalent amount of cake?

• Meg and Beth

• Meg and Joe

• Amy and Meg

• Joe and Beth

The fraction strips were created using the same-sized whole.

How many 1/6 tiles would cover 4/4 tiles?

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Before taking a hike, Kate and Dylan each ate part of the same-size granola bars. Kate ate ⅓ of her bar and Dylan ate ½ of his bar.

Which of the following correctly compares the amounts of granola bars that were eaten?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Noah and Derek each bought a large popcorn at the movie theater. They both ate ¾ of the popcorn. Did they eat equal amounts of popcorn?

• The fourths are equal because they are the same size whole.

• The fourths are not equal because the wholes are the same size.

• The fourths are not equal because they have a different sized whole.

• The fourths are equal because they have a different sized whole.

• A

• B

• C

• D

• Kaylee is incorrect because each number line is divided into a different number of equal parts.

• Kaylee is incorrect because the distance between each mark on the first number is greater.

• Kaylee is correct because the 0 and 1 marks on both number lines are at the same part.

• Kaylee is correct because both number lines are divided equally and the two fractions are at the same point.

• A

• B

• C

• D

• F

• Luiz is correct. The wholes are different sizes, but the shaded part in one model is the same size as the shaded part in the other model.

• Luiz is correct. The wholes are the same size, and the shaded part in one model is the same size as the shaded part in the other model.

• Luiz is incorrect. The wholes are the same size, but there should be the same number of shaded parts in each model.

• Luiz is incorrect. The wholes are different sizes, and the shaded part in one model is a different size from the shaded part in the other model.