Lesson 14 Comparing Fractions

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Siobhan correctly answered 1/3 of the questions on the test, and Trey correctly answered 1/4 of the questions on the test. Which student answered more questions correctly?

• Siobhan

• Trey

• They answers the same number of questions correctly.

Robin and Patrice each ordered a large pizza to eat after a grueling basketball practice. Robin decided to cut her pizza into eighths, and she ate 6/8 of it. Patrice cut her pizza into tenths, and she ate 6/10 of it. Who ate more pizza?

• Patrice

• Robin

• Robin and Patrice ate the same amount of pizza.

Theresa finds 2 different recipes for chocolate chip cookies. Recipe one requires 3/4 cup of flour, and recipe two requires 2/3 cup of flour. If she is trying to use the

least amount of flour, which recipe should she use?

• Recipe 1

• Recipe 2

• Both recipes use the same amount of flour.

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• Corey carried less gifts

• Eli carried more gifts

• Eli carried more gifts

• Corey carried more gifts

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