Real life scenarios of Equivalent Fractions

If you have 1/2 of a pizza and your friend has 2/4 of a pizza, do you both have the same amount of pizza?

• No, you have more pizza than your friend.

• Yes, your friend has less pizza than you.

• Yes, you both have the same amount of pizza.

• No, your friend has twice as much pizza as you.

You have 3/6 of a chocolate bar. Is that the same as 1/2 of the chocolate bar?

• No, 3/6 is greater than 1/2.

• No, 3/6 is not a fraction of the bar.

• Yes, 3/6 is the same as 1/2.

• Yes, 3/6 is less than 1/2.

If a recipe calls for 1/3 cup of sugar and you use 2/6 cup instead, did you use the same amount of sugar?

• No, you used less sugar.

• No, you used more sugar.

• Yes, but it's not the right type of sugar.

• Yes, you used the same amount of sugar.

You read 4/8 of a book. Is that equivalent to reading 1/2 of the book?

• No, it's more than half

• Yes

• No, it's three-fourths

• Yes, it's one-fourth

If you have 5/10 of a cake and your sibling has 1/2 of the cake, do you have the same amount?

• No, you have less cake.

• Yes, you have more cake.

• No, your sibling has more cake.

• Yes, you have the same amount.

A class has 2/5 of its students present. If 4/10 of the students are present, are these fractions equivalent?

• Yes, the fractions are equivalent.

• They represent different values altogether.

• No, the fractions are not equivalent.

• Yes, but only in certain contexts.

You drink 3/9 of a juice bottle. Is that the same as drinking 1/3 of the bottle?

• Drinking 3/9 of the bottle is equal to 1/2 of the bottle.

• Drinking 3/9 of the bottle is more than 1/3 of the bottle.

• Yes, drinking 3/9 of the bottle is the same as drinking 1/3 of the bottle.

• Drinking 3/9 of the bottle is less than 1/4 of the bottle.

If you cut a sandwich into 4 equal pieces and eat 2, have you eaten 2/4 of the sandwich?

• No, you have eaten 1/2 of the sandwich.

• Yes, you have eaten 3/4 of the sandwich.

• No, you have not eaten any of the sandwich.

• Yes, you have eaten 2/4 of the sandwich.

You have 6/12 of a pie. Is that equivalent to having 1/2 of the pie?

• No, 6/12 is not a fraction of the pie.

• Yes, 6/12 is equivalent to 1/2.

• No, 6/12 is greater than 1/2.

• Yes, 6/12 is less than 1/2.

If you see 3/4 of a movie and your friend sees 6/8 of the same movie, did you both see the same amount?

• No, your friend saw more than you.

• Yes, you both saw the same amount.

• Yes, but only if the movie is longer than 2 hours.

• No, you saw more than your friend.