WorksheetsYear 5 Fractions
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 4hrs 0mins
What does this diagram show?
one fifth
four out of one
one quarter
two thirds
What is the fraction for the purple area?
one quarter
three quarters
one out of four
three out of one
Which story would make sense for this red area in this fraction?
I had five pieces of Lego. My brother and I shared the Lego. I had one more piece than my brother as I am older.
I had five pieces of Lego. My brother and I shared the Lego. We received an equal amount each.
I had three pieces of Lego and I shared it with my brother. He had two and I had one.
I had five pieces of Lego. My brother and I shared the Lego. He had four and I had one.
I have four sevenths. How much will I need to have one whole?
five sevenths
two sevenths
three sevenths
seven sevenths
Use the diagrams to finish this sentence:
1/4 is the same as (a) .
Use the diagram to help finish the sentence:
3/4 is equivalent to (a) .
Use the diagram to finish the sentence:
5/6 is equivalent to (a) .
Convert this improper fraction into a mixed number. Remember mixed numbers have a whole number.
2
1 3/5
1 2/3
3/5
Convert the improper fraction into a mixed number
2
2 1/5
2 2/5
2 2/3
Identify the improper fraction and convert it into a mixed number
(a)
Use the image to help convert this mixed number into an improper fraction
11/4
8 3/4
10/4
12/4
Use the bar models to help convert the mixed number into an improper fraction
(a)
Follow the steps to identify the improper fraction.
1. Multiply the denominator and whole number.
2. Add the numerator to the total
15/7
16/7
19/7
2 15/7
18/3
16/7
19/7
20/6
(a)
(a)
