Fractions + comparing - practice problems - page 4 of 8
Number of problems found: 146
- A small
A small book took one-sixth of a ream of paper to make. The team said they could make nine books from 3 whole reams of paper. Are they correct? - Pitcher volume comparison
One pitcher is filled to 22/25 of its volume. The other pitcher is filled to 1/9 of its volume. Which pitcher is filled more? - Tourist route longest
On the first day, tourists covered 3/14 of the planned route, on the second day 1/3 of the route, and on the third day 8/21 of the route. On which day did they walk the longest part of the route (1,2,3)? - 5 books Five books cost $28.75. Justin wants to buy eight similar books. He has $50. Does he have enough?
- Leo hiked
Leo hiked 6/7 of a kilometer. Jericho hiked 2/3 kilometers. Who covered a longer distance? How much longer? - Paper collecting
In a paper-collecting contest, Frank gathered 2/9 of a tonne, Karel gathered 1/4 of a tonne, and Patrick gathered 19/36 of a tonne. Who gathered the most, and who gathered the least? - Fraction order
Arrange fractions in ascending order: 7/9, 5/6, 2/3, 11/12, 3/4; Write the resulting order as a 5-digit number, digit = order. - From the intersection
From the intersection, the school is 6/5 km away, the shop 9/10 km, the bank 5/8 km, and the park 21/8 km. Which place is closest to the intersection? - Spending Comparison
Milo had 150 CZK and missed 50 CZK. Andrew had CZK 200 and missed CZK 70. Which one spent most of their money? - Compare Two Fractions Value
Which number is greater than 2/3 of 19 or 4/5 of 18? (type 1 or 2) - Traveled journey The tourist traveled 3/8 of the planned journey on the first day and 7/12 of the trip on the second day. On which day did he travel most of the way, and by how much?
- Rhea answered
Rhea answered 5/11 of the questions correctly, and Precious answered 7/11 of them correctly. Who got the higher score if each problem is worth the same amount? - Three friends
You and your friends are playing basketball. You make 7 out of 15 shots. Your first friend makes 6 out of 10 shots, and your second friend makes 5 out of 12 shots. Who is the better shooter (write a, b, c)? How would you solve the problem using what you k - A snack
Jim made a snack by combining ⅓ of a bowl of granola with ¼ of a bowl of chopped banana and ½ of a bowl of yogurt. Did one bowl hold all of the ingredients at one time? Explain your answer. - Mangoes trees
Draw two sets of trees. The first tree has two branches and eight mango fruits. The second tree has three branches and 12 mango fruits. Illustrate and express the ratio and proportion of the given statement. - Class boy girl
There are 24 students in the class, and 5/8 of them are girls. Which of the following statements is true: And there are 15 boys in the class, B there are more boys than girls in the class, There are 9 boys and 15 girls in C's class - The fuel
The car's fuel was ¾ full at the beginning of the week. At the end of the week, there was ⅛ of a tank left. a. Did the car use more or less than ½ of a fuel tank? How do you know? b. How much more or less than ½ of a tank did it use? Show your work using - Servings for a dog
Jana is going to eat two sausages for dinner, and Andrew is going to eat 4 sausages. A stray dog came along, and they each gave it half a sausage. Who gave the dog more (meaning a larger share of their own portion)? - Sandy
Sandy, John, and Marg baked pies for the Bake Sale. Sandy cut his pies into 6ths, John cut him into 8ths, and Marg cut hers into quarters. Sandy sold 11/6, John sold 1 3/8 pies, and Marg sold 9/4 pies. Who sold the most pies? Who sold the fewest? - Dividends
The three friends divided the win by the invested money. Karlos got three-eighths, John 320 permille, and the rest got Martin. Who got the most, and which got the least?
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