Fraction Conversion and Mark Allocation

The video tutorial explains the distribution of marks for a task involving fractions. It covers how marks are awarded for identifying a specific value, converting fractions to equivalent forms, and ordering them correctly. The tutorial also addresses the impact of mistakes on the final score and emphasizes the importance of writing answers clearly.

What is the first mark awarded for?

• Identifying the ACD as 50

• None of the above

• Correctly ordering fractions

• Converting two or more fractions

What should all fractions be converted to?

• Equivalent fractions over 50

• Equivalent fractions over 5

• Equivalent fractions over 10

• Equivalent fractions over 100

What is the second mark awarded for?

• None of the above

• Correctly ordering fractions

• Identifying the ACD as 50

• Converting two or more fractions to equivalent fractions

What happens if you make a mistake in converting fractions?

• None of the above

• You will still get the final mark

• You will get all the marks

• Your final answer might change

What is the final mark awarded for?

• Correctly ordering the original fractions in ascending order

• None of the above

• Converting two or more fractions

• Identifying the ACD as 50

How many total marks can be awarded?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One