Comparing Fractions: Who Has More? (4th Grade Quiz)

Lily has 3/4 of a pizza, and her friend Mia has 2/4 of a pizza. Who has more pizza?

• Lily has more pizza.

• Mia has more pizza.

• Lily has less pizza.

• They have the same amount of pizza.

Tom read 5/8 of his book, while Sarah read 3/8 of the same book. Who read more?

• Neither read anything.

• Tom read more.

• Sarah read more.

• They read the same amount.

In a class, 1/3 of the students prefer chocolate ice cream, and 1/4 prefer vanilla. Which flavor is preferred by more students?

• No students prefer chocolate ice cream.

• Vanilla ice cream is preferred by more students.

• Both flavors are equally preferred by students.

• Chocolate ice cream is preferred by more students.

A recipe calls for 2/5 of a cup of sugar, but Emily only has 1/5 of a cup. How much more sugar does she need?

• 2/5 cup

• 1/2 cup

• 3/5 cup

• 1/5 cup

At the park, 3/10 of the kids are playing soccer, and 4/10 are playing basketball. Which group has more kids?

• There are more kids not playing any games.

• Both groups have the same number of kids.

• Basketball has more kids.

• Soccer has more kids.

During a sale, 1/2 of the toys are on discount, while 3/8 are not. Which fraction represents the toys that are on discount?

• 3/4

• 1/4

• 5/8

• 2/8

A farmer harvested 3/5 of his corn and 2/5 of his tomatoes. Which crop did he harvest more of?

• None of the crops

• Corn

• Tomatoes

• Both equally

In a classroom, 2/3 of the students have completed their homework, while 1/2 have finished their projects. Who has completed more work?

• Both groups completed the same amount of work.

• Fewer students completed their homework.

• More students have finished their projects.

• More students have completed their homework.

At a party, 4/5 of the guests are adults, and 3/5 are children. Which group has more attendees?

• Adults and children have the same number of attendees.

• There are more guests than adults or children.

• Adults have more attendees.

• Children have more attendees.