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Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will take a closer look at equivalent fractions. We will explore the relationship between the numerator and denominaor in pairs of equivalent fractions.

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5 Questions

Q1.
What is one third of 18?
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12
3
Correct answer: 6
9
Q2.
What is two thirds of 18?
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Correct answer: 12
15
3
6
Q3.
What is five sixths of 18?
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Correct answer: 15
16
17
5
Q4.
What is three quarters of 24?
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12
16
Correct answer: 18
6
Q5.
What is two thirds of 24?
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12
Correct answer: 16
20
8

5 Questions

Q1.
Which pair of equivalent fractions are represented here?
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One half and two quarters
Correct answer: One quarter and three twelths
One third and four twelfths
Two thirds and four sixths
Q2.
Which fraction is equivalent to two thirds?
Five sixths
Correct answer: Four sixths
One sixth
Two sixths
Q3.
Which fraction is equivalent to one fifth?
Two eighths
Two quarters
Two sixths
Correct answer: Two tenths
Q4.
Which of these is incorrect?
One fifth is equivalent to two tenths
One half is equivalent to two quarters
One quarter is equivalent to two eighths
Correct answer: One third is equivalent to two fifths
Q5.
True or False: The numerator and denominator can be multiplied by the same number to find an equivalent fraction.
False
Correct answer: True

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UnitMaths / Fractions