Representing Improper Fractions on Number Line

The video tutorial explains how to draw improper fractions on a number line without using grid paper. It covers the process of representing fractions greater than one, such as seven-thirds and ten-eighths, by partitioning the number line into equal parts and labeling the fractions. The tutorial emphasizes counting and labeling techniques to help students understand the concept of improper fractions.

What type of paper or board is suggested for drawing improper fractions on a number line?

• Lined paper

• Colored paper

• Blank paper or whiteboard

• Graph paper

What is the second endpoint when drawing the number line for seven-thirds?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• Five

What does the middle point represent when drawing the number line for seven-thirds?

• Three

• One

• Four

• Two

What is the equivalent of three-thirds on a number line?

• Four wholes

• Three wholes

• Two wholes

• One whole

What is the equivalent of six-thirds on a number line?

• Three wholes

• One whole

• Two wholes

• Four wholes

How many wholes are needed to represent ten-eighths on a number line?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the first endpoint when drawing the number line for ten-eighths?

• Zero

• One

• Two

• Three

How should each whole be partitioned when representing ten-eighths on a number line?

• Into eighths

• Into fourths

• Into thirds

• Into halves

What is the equivalent of ten-eighths on a number line?

• One and four-eighths

• One and one-eighth

• One and two-eighths

• One and three-eighths