Multistep Fractions and Mixed Numbers

Mrs. Moyer ate 1/4 of the pizza pie. Mr. Vogel ate 1/8 of the pizza pie. What fraction of the pizza pie was left after Mrs. Moyer and Mr. Vogel had eaten? What operations would you use to solve this story?

• Divide then add

• Subtract then add

• Add then multiply

• Add then subtract

Mr. Sekulsk's dog food container holds 13 and ¾ cups of food. He scooped out 6 and ¼ cup the first week. He bought 4 and 3/8 cups the second week and put it into his dog food container. How much food is in Mr. Sekulski’s dog food container now? Please solve.

• 11 and 7/8 cups

• 2 and 1/8 cups

• 11 ¾ cups

• 2 and ¼ cups

Mrs. Arrow used 1 and 3/8 cups of the milk to bake a cake. She used 2 and ¼ cups of milk to make brownies. If Mrs. Arrow started with 4 and ¾ cups of milk, how much milk does she have left? Please solve.

• 1 and 1/8 cups

• 3 and 5/8 cups

• 8 and 3/8 cups

• No milk left

Mrs. Moyer ate 1/4 of the pizza pie. Mr. Vogel ate 1/8 of the pizza pie. What fraction of the pizza pie was left after Mrs. Moyer and Mr. Vogel had eaten? Please solve.

• 5/8

• 13/32

• 1/32

• 1/8

Solve. Make sure answer is in simplest form.

• 6  3/20
• 5  4/9
• 6  4/15
• 8  1/4

Mrs. Rock ate 1/5 of a pie on Monday and 1/3 of the same pie on Tuesday. How much of the pie does she still have left? What operations would you use to solve this problem?

• Add then divide

• Subtract then multiply

• Add then subtract

• Subtract then divide

Mrs. Rock ate 1/5 of a pie on Monday and 1/3 of the same pie on Tuesday. How much of the pie does she still have left? Please solve.

• 3/15 of the pie

• 2/15 of the pie

• 7/15 of the pie

• 8/15 of the pie

Snow fell in Conshohocken yesterday. The town received 1/2 inch of snow in the morning, but 1/3 of an inch of snow melted in the afternoon. Another ¼ inch fell today. How much snow is left on the ground? What operations would you complete to solve this problem?

• Add then subtract

• Subtract then add

• Add

• Subtract

Mrs. Forster raked 3/5 of her yard on Saturday and 1/3 of her yard on Sunday. How much of her yard does she need to rake to finish her job? What operations would you use to solve this problem?

• Add then subtract

• Subtract then add

• Multiply then subtract

• Divide then add