Fun with Comparing Fractions: Who Has More?

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.

• Tom has more pizza.

• Neither has any pizza left.

• Lily has more pizza.

Sarah read 2/6 of her book, and her friend read 4/6 of the same book. Who read more of the book?

• Her friend read more of the book.

• Neither read any of the book.

• Sarah read more of the book.

• They read the same amount of the book.

A cake is cut into 7 equal pieces. If Mia ate 3/7 of the cake and Jake ate 5/7, who ate more cake?

• Both ate the same amount

• Jake

• Neither ate any cake

• Mia

During a race, Anna ran 2/5 of the distance, and Ben ran 4/5 of the distance. Who ran further?

• They ran the same distance.

• Neither ran any distance.

• Anna ran further.

• Ben ran further.

A jar contains 3/9 of blue marbles and 6/9 of red marbles. Which color has more marbles?

• Red marbles have more.

• There are more marbles in total.

• Both colors have the same amount.

• Blue marbles have more.

In a classroom, 5/12 of the students are wearing glasses, while 7/12 are not. Who has more students?

• Both groups have the same number of students.

• Students wearing glasses have more.

• Students not wearing glasses have more.

• There are more students in total.

Emma has 1/3 of a chocolate bar, and her brother has 2/3 of the same chocolate bar. Who has more chocolate?

• They have equal amounts of chocolate.

• Her brother has more chocolate.

• Emma has more chocolate.

• Neither has any chocolate.

At a party, 2/5 of the guests are children, and 3/5 are adults. Who has more guests?

• Adults have more guests.

• Adults and children are the same number.

• Children have more guests.

• There are equal guests for both.