BC Equivalent Fractions Review Together

Martin drew a rectangle. He divided the rectangle into eight equal parts. Martin wants to shade in the model in order to create a fraction that is equivalent to 1/2.

How many parts must Martin shade in order to create a fraction that is equal to 1/2?

• Martin should shade in 3 parts of the model.

• Martin should shade in 2 parts of the model.

•  Martin should shade in 5 parts of the model.

•  Martin should shade in 4 parts of the model.

Emma and three friends equally shared the cookies shown.

What fraction of the cookies did each person receive?

The models are shaded to represent four fractions.

Which models represent a pair of equivalent fractions?

• Model B and Model D

• Model B and Model C

• Model A and Model B

• Model C and Model D

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