Comparing Fractions: Who Has More? Grade 3 Quiz

Lily has 3/8 of a pizza left, and Tom has 5/8 of a pizza left. Who has more pizza?

• They have the same amount of pizza.

• Lily has more pizza.

• Tom has more pizza.

• Neither has any pizza left.

In a class, 4/10 of the students prefer chocolate ice cream, while 6/10 prefer vanilla. Which flavor is more popular?

• Chocolate is more popular.

• Vanilla is more popular.

• Both flavors are equally popular.

• Vanilla and chocolate are equally liked.

Sarah read 2/6 of her book, and Jake read 4/6 of his book. Who read more of their book?

• Sarah read more of her book.

• They read the same amount of their books.

• Jake read less of his book.

• Jake read more of their book.

A garden has 1/5 of its flowers blooming, while another garden has 3/5 blooming. Which garden has more flowers blooming?

• The second garden has more flowers blooming.

• The first garden has more flowers blooming.

• Neither garden has any flowers blooming.

• Both gardens have the same number of flowers blooming.

In a race, Mia ran 3/7 of the distance, and Noah ran 5/7 of the distance. Who ran further?

• Noah ran further.

• Mia ran further.

• Both ran the same distance.

• Noah ran half the distance.

Emma drank 1/4 of her juice, and Liam drank 3/4 of his juice. Who drank more juice?

• Emma drank more juice.

• Liam drank more juice.

• Liam drank less juice.

• They drank the same amount of juice.

A baker made 4/12 of a cake for a customer, and 8/12 for another. Which customer gets more cake?

• Both customers get the same amount of cake.

• Neither customer gets any cake.

• The second customer gets more cake.

• The first customer gets more cake.

In a library, 5/15 of the books are fiction, and 10/15 are non-fiction. Which type of book is more common?

• Fiction books are more common.

• Both types of books are equally common.

• Non-fiction books are more common.

• There are no fiction books in the library.

During a game, 2/5 of the players scored points, while 4/5 did not. Who scored more?

• 1/5 of the players scored more.

• All players scored equally.

• 4/5 of the players scored more.

• 2/5 of the players scored more.