Fraction Showdown: Comparing & Converting Like Denominators

Lily has 1/3 of a pizza, and Tom has 1/4 of a pizza. Who has more pizza?

• Tom has more pizza.

• They have the same amount of pizza.

• Lily and Tom have no pizza.

• Lily has more pizza.

A recipe calls for 2/5 cup of sugar, but you only have 1/2 cup. Do you have enough sugar?

• You have too much sugar.

• No, you need more sugar.

• You have exactly the right amount of sugar.

• Yes, you have enough sugar.

In a class, 3/8 of the students prefer chocolate ice cream, while 1/3 prefer vanilla. Which flavor is more popular?

• Chocolate ice cream is more popular.

• Both flavors are equally popular.

• Vanilla ice cream is more popular.

• Chocolate and vanilla are equally disliked.

Sarah read 3/10 of her book, and Jake read 1/5 of his book. Who read more of their book?

• Sarah read more of her book.

• They read the same amount of their books.

• Jake read more of his book.

• Neither read any of their books.

At a party, 5/12 of the guests are children, and 1/2 are adults. Are there more children or adults at the party?

• There are more adults at the party.

• There are no children at the party.

• The number of children and adults is equal.

• There are more children at the party.

A cake is cut into 3 equal pieces, and 1/3 of it is eaten. If 1/4 of the cake is left, how much cake is left compared to what was eaten?

• The amount of cake left is more than what was eaten.

• The amount of cake left is equal to what was eaten.

• No cake was eaten, so all of it is left.

• The amount of cake left is less than what was eaten.

Emma drank 2/5 of her juice, while Noah drank 1/2 of his juice. Who drank more juice?

• Noah drank less juice.

• They drank the same amount of juice.

• Emma drank more juice.

• Noah drank more juice.

In a race, 3/4 of the runners finished, while 2/3 of the walkers finished. Who had a better completion rate?

• Neither group had a completion rate.

• Walkers had a better completion rate.

• Both had the same completion rate.

• Runners had a better completion rate.