3.NF.A Represent and Compare Fractions

An apple is cut into six equal parts. Each of six friends gets one part of the apple. What fraction of the apple does each friend get?

• 1/7

• 1/6

• 6/6

• 6/1

Which picture shows 1/8 shaded?

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A small cherry pie was divided into 3 equal pieces. Joseph ate 2 pieces, and Sarah ate 1 piece. What fraction of the whole pie did Joseph eat?

• 2/2

• 2/3

• 1/3

• 1/2

The number line shown is divided into equal parts.

Which number line shows the same numbers?

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The space between 0 and 1 on the number line shown is divided into eight equal parts.

What length is shown above the number line?

• 3/8

• 3/5

• 5/3

• 8/3

Do these two fraction strips show equivalent fractions?

• Yes, because the total size of each fraction bar is the same.

• Yes, because the same number of smaller rectangles are shaded.

• No, because the shaded part of each total fraction bar is not the same.

• No, because a different number of rectangles are not shaded.

Which statements about the two fractions are correct? Choose all the correct answers.

• Fraction 2 is smaller because fraction 2 has a smaller numerator than fraction 1.

• Fraction 1 has a bigger denominator because fraction 1 is divided into more parts than fraction 2.

• Fraction 1 is greater because fraction 1 has a bigger denominator than fraction 2.

• Fraction 1 is the same as fraction 2 because both are 2 parts of the whole.

• Fraction 2 is greater because both have the same numerator while fraction 2 has a smaller denominator.

A foot-long sandwich is divided into 3 equal parts as shown below.

What value of the whole sandwich does each part have?

• 3 1/3

• 1

• 3/3

• 1/3

Which picture shows 1/4 of a circle shaded?

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A triangle is cut into two equal pieces. Sue has one piece, and Ben has the other piece. What fraction of the whole triangle does Sue have?

• 1/1

• 1/2

• 1/3

• 1/6