Equivalent Fractions Room 166 Game

Which two equivalent fractions can point P represent? Remember to divide the numberline by cutting each section in half.

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• B

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Which two models are shaded to show equivalent fractions? Remember to rule out models that cannot be correct. Could you draw a line across the middle of each shape to help you see the answer?

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• H

• J

On which number line does point Z represent a fraction equivalent to point x? Remember to cut the numberline into pieces to make equivalent fractions.

• F

• g

• h

• j

Which list shows only fractions equivalent to 1/2? Remember to use the fraction strips at the top to help compare.

• A

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Remember to think "Are Strip A and Strip B the same length?" What does that mean if they are?

• F

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• J

Look at the numberline and count the hops till you get to letter Y. That number goes on top, it's the numerator. Now count the total hops from 0 to 1, that's the bottom number or denominator. Then find an equivalent fraction.

• A

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Which comparison is true? Remember, can you draw out a numberline or picture to decide who is greater. The mouth gobbles up the largest fraction like 9>2.

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Draw out the circles on your scratch paper. Try to make fractions that have less shaded area than 4/6 which is shown.

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Remember, draw out a numberline on your scratch paper. Label 1/2 and 2/2. Decide which is farther from 0 and which is a longer distance. Think about each answer choice.

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Remember to use the fraction strips to compare and find the greatest or largest fraction. It would take up the largest area. The mouth gobbles up the largest number like 9>2.

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• D