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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Practice sheet

Lesson 5.1: Recall: Fractions, Equivalent Fractions and Simplest Form

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. The strip is divided into equal parts. What fraction of the strip is shaded?1 mark

(A) 28(B) 62(C) 86(D) 68

2. Which fraction is equivalent to 23?1 mark

(A) 812(B) 45(C) 32(D) 26

3. What is 1824 in its simplest form?1 mark

(A) 912(B) 34(C) 68(D) 23

4. 35 = □20. What number goes in the box?1 mark

(A) 8(B) 15(C) 12(D) 17

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. The strip is divided into equal parts. What fraction of the strip is shaded? Give your answer in its simplest form.1 mark

6. 56 = □18. Find the missing number.1 mark

7. Write 1230 in its simplest form.1 mark

8. Write 2436 in its simplest form.1 mark

9. The fraction wall shows 34 shaded. Use it to find the missing number: 34 = □12.1 mark

1 whole14112

10. A ribbon is cut into 12 equal pieces. 9 pieces are used. What fraction of the ribbon is not used? Give your answer in its simplest form.2 marks

11. Find the missing numbers: 46 = □3 = 20□.2 marks

12. A box has 36 sweets. 12 are red and 9 are green. The rest are yellow. What fraction of the sweets are yellow? Give your answer in its simplest form.2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Practice sheet

Lesson 5.2: Mixed Numbers

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. What mixed number does the picture show?1 mark

(A) 2 34(B) 2 14(C) 3 34(D) 2 35

2. Point A is shown on the number line. What mixed number does A stand for?1 mark

123A
(A) 1 14(B) 1 34(C) 1 35(D) 2 14

3. Write 3 48 with the fraction part in its simplest form.1 mark

(A) 3 48(B) 3 24(C) 3 12(D) 4 12

4. Which of these is a mixed number?1 mark

(A) 23(B) 73(C) 5(D) 2 13

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. What mixed number does the picture show? Give the fraction part in its simplest form.1 mark

6. Point B is shown on the number line. What mixed number does B stand for? Give the fraction part in its simplest form.1 mark

234B

7. Write 5 69 with the fraction part in its simplest form.1 mark

8. Write 6 + 1015 as a mixed number with the fraction part in its simplest form.1 mark

9. Point Q is shown on the number line. What mixed number does Q stand for?1 mark

345Q

10. Mei ate the pizzas shown in the picture (shaded parts). How many pizzas did she eat? Give your answer as a mixed number in its simplest form.2 marks

11. A and B are shown on the number line. Write the mixed numbers for A and B.2 marks

123AB

12. Lina bought 3 68 m of ribbon. Kim bought 3 12 m of ribbon. Write Lina's length with the fraction part in its simplest form. Who bought more ribbon?2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Practice sheet

Lesson 5.3: Improper Fractions

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. Which of these is an improper fraction?1 mark

(A) 49(B) 75(C) 13(D) 611

2. Each bar is divided into 4 equal parts. What improper fraction is shaded?1 mark

(A) 78(B) 47(C) 74(D) 34

3. Point A is shown on the number line. What improper fraction does A stand for?1 mark

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(A) 53(B) 83(C) 13(D) 73

4. How many sixths are there in 2 wholes?1 mark

(A) 12(B) 6(C) 8(D) 2

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. Each circle is divided into 6 equal parts. What improper fraction is shaded?1 mark

6. Point B is shown on the number line. What improper fraction does B stand for?1 mark

0123B

7. Which of these fractions are improper fractions? 38, 94, 66, 27, 1031 mark

8. Write 3 wholes as a fraction with a denominator of 5.1 mark

9. Write "eleven eighths" as a fraction.1 mark

10. Points P and Q are shown on the number line. Write an improper fraction for each point.2 marks

0123PQ

11. Each pizza is cut into 6 equal slices. Tom eats 9 slices. What fraction of a pizza does he eat? Give your answer as an improper fraction in its simplest form.2 marks

12. Mei pours 18 litre of juice into each cup. She fills 13 cups. How many litres of juice does she pour as an improper fraction? Is it more than 1 litre?2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Practice sheet

Lesson 5.4: Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. Write 3 25 as an improper fraction.1 mark

(A) 65(B) 115(C) 175(D) 155

2. Write 174 as a mixed number.1 mark

(A) 4 41(B) 5 14(C) 3 54(D) 4 14

3. Write 268 as a mixed number in its simplest form.1 mark

(A) 3 14(B) 3 28(C) 3 12(D) 4 14

4. Which improper fraction is equal to 5 34?1 mark

(A) 154(B) 234(C) 84(D) 534

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. Write 4 37 as an improper fraction.1 mark

6. Write 296 as a mixed number.1 mark

7. Write 6 13 as an improper fraction.1 mark

8. Write 3412 as a mixed number in its simplest form.1 mark

9. 5 23 = □3. Find the missing number.1 mark

10. Write 4510 as a mixed number in its simplest form.2 marks

11. A recipe needs 2 34 cups of flour. Mrs Tan uses a scoop that holds 14 cup. How many scoops of flour does she need?2 marks

12. Each pizza is cut into 8 equal slices. A class eats 45 slices. (a) How many pizzas did they eat? Give your answer as a mixed number. (b) They ordered 6 pizzas. How much pizza is left? Give your answer as a fraction of one pizza.2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Practice sheet

Lesson 5.5: Recall: Comparing and Ordering Fractions

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. Which comparison is correct?1 mark

(A) 12 < 13(B) 25 > 35(C) 58 = 34(D) 34 > 23

2. Which is the smallest fraction?1 mark

(A) 12(B) 56(C) 23(D) 34

3. Arrange the fractions from the smallest to the greatest: 38, 12, 141 mark

(A) 12, 38, 14(B) 14, 38, 12(C) 38, 14, 12(D) 14, 12, 38

4. Which fraction is greater than 35?1 mark

(A) 12(B) 25(C) 710(D) 1120

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. Write > or < in the box: 56 □ 791 mark

6. Write >, < or = in the box: 45 □ 12151 mark

7. Arrange the fractions from the smallest to the greatest: 12, 310, 251 mark

8. Arrange the fractions from the greatest to the smallest: 58, 34, 121 mark

9. Strip A is 34 shaded and strip B is 56 shaded. The strips are the same length. Which fraction is greater?1 mark

AB

10. Arrange the fractions from the smallest to the greatest: 23, 512, 342 marks

11. Ali drank 35 of a bottle of water, Ben drank 710 of an identical bottle and Cara drank 12 of another identical bottle. Who drank the most? Who drank the least?2 marks

12. Ria read 58 of her book, Sam read 35 of his book and Tia read 710 of her book. All the books have the same number of pages. Arrange the children from the one who read the least to the one who read the most.2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Practice sheet

Lesson 5.6: Comparing and Ordering Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. Which comparison is correct?1 mark

(A) 74 < 2 14(B) 95 > 2 15(C) 3 12 < 52(D) 113 < 3 13

2. Which is the smallest?1 mark

(A) 114(B) 94(C) 2 12(D) 3

3. Arrange the numbers from the greatest to the smallest: 3 12, 103, 1541 mark

(A) 103, 3 12, 154(B) 3 12, 154, 103(C) 154, 3 12, 103(D) 154, 103, 3 12

4. Which number is greater than 2 35?1 mark

(A) 125(B) 52(C) 73(D) 83

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. Write > or < in the box: 175 □ 3 151 mark

6. Write > or < in the box: 4 23 □ 1331 mark

7. Arrange the numbers from the smallest to the greatest: 73, 2 12, 1161 mark

8. Which is smaller, 196 or 3 13?1 mark

9. Which is the greatest? 4 12, 174, 133, 4 251 mark

10. Arrange the numbers from the greatest to the smallest: 3 34, 144, 1132 marks

11. Ann has 2 38 m of ribbon, Ben has 218 m of ribbon and Cara has 52 m of ribbon. Who has the longest ribbon? Who has the shortest ribbon?2 marks

12. Three jugs hold 2 23 litres, 176 litres and 52 litres of water. (a) Arrange the amounts from the least to the greatest. (b) What is the difference between the greatest and the least amounts?2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Revision paper

Chapter 5 Revision Paper: Fractions (I)

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Time: 40 minutes. Calculators are not allowed. Show your working in Section C.

Section A · Multiple choice 10 marks

1. The strip is divided into equal parts. What fraction of the strip is shaded? Give your answer in its simplest form.1 mark

(A) 25(B) 53(C) 35(D) 310

2. Which fraction is equivalent to 38?1 mark

(A) 611(B) 316(C) 1116(D) 924

3. Which of these fractions is in its simplest form?1 mark

(A) 712(B) 69(C) 1015(D) 814

4. Point P is shown on the number line. What mixed number does P stand for?1 mark

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(A) 2 35(B) 3 25(C) 3 35(D) 2 25

5. Express 4 35 as an improper fraction.1 mark

(A) 125(B) 175(C) 235(D) 435

6. Express 296 as a mixed number.1 mark

(A) 5 56(B) 5 16(C) 4 16(D) 4 56

7. Each circle is divided into equal parts. What improper fraction does the picture show?1 mark

(A) 114(B) 1112(C) 113(D) 84

8. Which fraction is greater than 23 but smaller than 56?1 mark

(A) 712(B) 34(C) 1112(D) 58

9. Arrange the numbers in order, starting with the smallest.1 mark

(A) 2 34, 2 58, 52(B) 2 58, 52, 2 34(C) 52, 2 58, 2 34(D) 52, 2 34, 2 58

10. Which is the greatest?1 mark

(A) 3 34(B) 113(C) 72(D) 195

Section B · Short answers 4 marks

11. Write 2842 in its simplest form.1 mark

12. Express 3812 as a mixed number in its simplest form.1 mark

13. 59 = 20□. What is the missing number?1 mark

14. Arrange 34, 45 and 710 in order, starting with the smallest.1 mark

Section C · Show your working 16 marks

15. There are 36 pupils in a club. 15 of them are girls. What fraction of the pupils in the club are boys? Give your answer in its simplest form.2 marks

Clubgirls 15boys ?36

16. A rope is 6 410 m long. (a) Write its length as a mixed number with the fraction in its simplest form. (b) Express your answer in (a) as an improper fraction.2 marks

17. P and Q are marked on the number line. (a) Write P as a mixed number in its simplest form. (b) Write Q as an improper fraction.2 marks

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18. Ravi's rope is 176 m long. Sam's rope is 2 34 m long. Tim's rope is 83 m long. Arrange the three pupils in order, starting with the one with the longest rope.2 marks

19. A cake was cut into 20 equal slices. 5 slices were eaten on Monday and 3 slices on Tuesday. What fraction of the cake was left? Give your answer in its simplest form.2 marks

Cake?20 slices

20. Hana has a ribbon 3 35 m long. She cuts it into pieces that are each 15 m long. How many pieces does she get?2 marks

Ribbon? pieces

21. A tank has 476 litres of water. Mia pours the water into jugs that each hold 1 litre when full. (a) How many jugs are completely filled? (b) How much water is left over? Give your answer as a fraction of a litre.2 marks

Water?476

22. Find a fraction with denominator 18 that is greater than 12 and smaller than 23, and is in its simplest form.2 marks

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