Mixed Numbers & Comparing Fractions: Fun with Real-Life Scenarios

1. Sarah has 7/4 of a pizza. How many whole pizzas does she have when converted to a mixed number?

• 2

• 3/4

• 1 3/4

• 1 1/2

2. Tom has 3/4 of a chocolate bar, and his friend has 5/4 of a chocolate bar. Who has more chocolate?

• Tom has more chocolate.

• They have the same amount of chocolate.

• Neither has any chocolate.

• Tom's friend has more chocolate.

3. A recipe calls for 9/4 cups of flour. How many whole cups and extra fractions of flour does it require?

• 1 cup and 3/4 cup

• 2 cups and 1/2 cup

• 2 cups and 1/4 cup

• 3 cups and 1/4 cup

4. Lily drank 2/4 of a juice bottle, and her brother drank 3/4 of the same bottle. Who drank more juice?

• Lily drank more juice.

• Her brother drank more juice.

• They drank the same amount of juice.

• Neither of them drank any juice.

5. A gardener used 11/4 bags of soil for planting. How many whole bags of soil did he use?

• 4

• 3

• 2

• 1

6. Emma has 6/4 of a yard of fabric, while her sister has 4/4 of a yard. Who has more fabric?

• Emma has more fabric.

• Emma has less fabric than her sister.

• Emma and her sister have the same amount of fabric.

• Emma has exactly 1 yard of fabric.

7. A baker made 5/4 of a cake. How many whole cakes does he have when converted to a mixed number?

• 3/4

• 1

• 2

• 1 1/4

8. Jake has 2/4 of a sandwich, and his friend has 3/4 of a sandwich. Who has more sandwich?

• Jake has more sandwich.

• Jake's friend has more sandwich.

• They have equal amounts of sandwich.

• Neither has any sandwich.

9. A teacher has 10/4 of a box of crayons. How many whole boxes of crayons does she have?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 1

10. Mia read 8/4 of a book. How many whole books did she read when converted to a mixed number?

• 2

• 1

• 4

• 3