Equivalent Fractions Mastery Challenge

Mr. J guides fifth-grade students through a mastery check on equivalent fractions. The video begins with instructions on how to complete the check, followed by examples of solving equivalent fractions using multiplication and division. Students are then tasked with identifying non-equivalent fractions from a set. The video concludes with a summary of the mastery check and encouragement for students to achieve a high score.

What is the main goal of the mastery check?

• To learn new concepts of equivalent fractions

• To watch an instructional video on fractions

• To check understanding of equivalent fractions by solving problems

• To participate in a live quiz

How many problems should you aim to get correct in the mastery check?

• At least 3 out of 6

• At least 4 out of 6

• At least 5 out of 6

• All 6 out of 6

Which operations can be used to find equivalent fractions?

• Addition and subtraction

• Only multiplication

• Multiplication and division

• Only division

What is the rule for finding equivalent fractions?

• Add the same number to both numerator and denominator

• Only multiply the numerator by a number

• Multiply or divide both the numerator and denominator by different numbers

• Multiply or divide both the numerator and denominator by the same number

What is an equivalent fraction of 1/3 if both numerator and denominator are multiplied by 12?

• 12/36

• 12/24

• 6/18

• 3/9

Why can't division be used to find an equivalent fraction for 1/3?

• Because 1 and 3 do not have a common factor

• Because division is not allowed in fractions

• Because it results in a non-fractional number

• Because 1 and 3 have a common factor

For problem 2, what is a correct equivalent fraction of 3/7 when both are multiplied by 10?

• 9/21

• 6/14

• 21/49

• 30/70

What is a correct equivalent fraction of 10/22 when divided by 2?

• 10/20

• 15/33

• 20/44

• 5/11

Which fraction does not fit with 1/4 in problem 5?

• 4/16

• 2/8

• 3/8

• 5/20

In problem 6, which fraction is not equivalent to 4/5?

• 1/5

• 12/15

• 16/20

• 8/10