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WorksheetsComparing Fractions Using <, > and =
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 35mins
What 2 fractions are represented in the blue shaded parts of the model?
32
64
31
62
Which number sentence is true?
32 = 64
64 < 32
31 = 64
62 > 64
Korbyn walked 2/4 the way to school. Cohen walked 2/3 the way to school. Who walked further?
Korbyn
Cohen
They walked the same.
Use the model. Which symbol would be true in the box?
>
<
=
Use the model. Which equation would be true in the box?
43 > 32
32 > 43
43 = 32
Which symbol would be true in the box?
>
<
=
Use the model. Which equation is true?
54 > 85
54 < 85
54 = 85
> means ____________
greater than
less than
equal to
not equal
< means ____________
greater than
less than
equal to
not equal
= means ____________
greater than
less than
equal to
not equal
Which symbol in the box would be true?
<
>
=
Use the model. Which equation is true?
31 < 64
31 > 64
31 = 64
What 2 fractions are represented by the blue shaded parts of the models?
53
84
82
54
Ava completed 3/5 of her homework. Bella completed 4/8 of her homework? Who completed more of their homework?
Ava - because 3/5 is greater than 4/8
Bella - because 4/8 is greater than 3/5
Both - because 3/5 and 4/8 are equivalent
Which number sentence is true?
104 < 54
104 > 54
104 = 54
Which fraction is represented on the second number line?
83
38
33
Use the number line models. Which number sentence is true?
83 < 21
21 < 83
83 = 21
Gabe ran 1/2 of the 200 meter race. Caleb ran 3/8 of the 200 meter race? Who ran further, Caleb or Gabe?
Gabe - because 1/2 is greater than 3/8
Caleb - because 3/8 is greater than 1/2
Both - because 3/8 and 1/2 are equivalent
Use the number line models. Which fraction is GREATER?
32
83
they are equivalent
Use the number line models. Which fraction is LESS?
32
83
they are equivalent
Zayden finished 2/6 of the video game level. Kyren finished 2/7 of the video game level. Who got further in the video game level?
Zayden - because 2/6 is greater than 2/7
Kyren - because 2/7 is greater than 2/6
Both - because 2/6 and 2/7 are equivalent
What 2 fractions are represented on the number lines?
62
61
63
64
Anderson ate 2/6 of the cake. Ayven at 1/6 of the cake. Who ate the most cake?
Anderson - because 2/6 is greater than 1/6
Ayven - because 1/6 is greater than 2/6
Both - because 1/6 and 2/6 are equivalent
Which two fractions are shown by the models?
64
65
44
63
Erica poured her glass 4/6 the way full. Ethan poured his glass 5/6 the way full. Whose glass was the most full?
Erica, because 64 is greater than 65
Ethan, because 65 is greater than 64
Both, because 5/6 and 4/6 are equivalent
Use the models. Which number sentence is true?
64 > 84
84 < 64
64 = 84
Maya ate 4/6 of a candy bar. Kassidy ate 4/8 of a candy bar. Who ate more of their candy bar?
Kassidy - because 4/8 is greater than 4/6
Maya - because 4/6 is greater than 4/8
Both - because 4/6 and 4/8 are equivalent
Anthony completed 1/4 of his math assignment. Su completed 3/4 of her math assignment. Who is closer to being finished with their math assignment?
Su - because 3/4 is greater than 1/4
Anthony - because 1/4 is greater than 3/4
Both - because 1/4 and 3/4 are equivalent
Which sign would make the number sentence true?
=
>
<
Which number sentences are true? Select all that apply.
81 < 83
83 < 85
83 < 81
85 < 83
Mrs. Bernard had 2/3 of a pizza. Mrs. Seguin had 6/12 of a pizza. Who had more pizza?
Mrs. Bernard - because 2/3 is greater than 6/12
Mrs. Seguin - because 6/12 is greater than 2/3
Both - because 2/3 and 6/12 are equivalent
Which number sentence is true?
43 > 52
43 < 52
43 = 52
What 2 fractions are represented in the number lines?
43
52
53
42
Which number sentence is true?
43 < 52
52 < 43
South Fork Elementary had the same number of third graders as fourth graders. 2/4 of the third graders donated a box of cereal for the food drive. 1/4 of the fourth graders donated a box of cereal. Which grade donated more boxes of cereal?
Third grade because 2/4 is greater than 1/4.
Fourth grade because 1/4 is greater than 2/4.
Both because 1/4 and 2/4 are equivalent
Which number sentence is true?
101 < 51
101 > 51
101 = 51
