Exploring Equivalent Fractions

In this video tutorial, characters argue over dividing gold bars equally. They propose a deal to help each other, leading to a strategy for dividing the gold into whole, half, quarter, and eighth bars. The conflict resolves as they successfully share the gold, restoring their friendship.

What is the main problem the characters are facing at the beginning?

• They don't know the value of the gold.

• They lost the gold.

• They can't divide the gold equally.

• They can't find the gold.

How many pieces of gold do the characters have to divide?

• 20

• 15

• 12

• 10

What do the characters offer in exchange for help in dividing the gold?

• A ride across the river

• A share of the gold

• A boat

• A treasure map

What is the first step in dividing the gold bars equally?

• Counting the bars

• Melting the bars

• Separating the bars by size

• Weighing the bars

How many smaller bars equal one big bar?

• Five

• Three

• Two

• Four

What fraction of the whole bar is each of the four smaller bars?

• 1/2

• 1/5

• 1/4

• 1/3

How many of the smallest bars equal one whole bar?

• Six

• Eight

• Nine

• Seven

Who gets the whole bar in the division?

• Neither character

• Both characters

• The second character

• The first character

What do the characters realize about their friendship after dividing the gold?

• They need more gold.

• They are still enemies.

• They can divide the gold anytime.

• They should sell the gold.

What is the final outcome of the gold division problem?

• The characters decide to keep the gold together.

• The characters divide the gold equally and remain friends.

• The characters lose the gold.

• The characters fight over the gold.