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Fraction Parts Practice

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Fraction Parts Practice

For each fraction, the numerator is the top number and the denominator is the bottom number. Use red for numerators and blue for denominators where asked. Shade or draw carefully.

Read and show fractions

1.A tray of 8 equal brownie squares has 3 squares taken. In the fraction 3/8, which number is the numerator and which is the denominator? Color the numerator red and the denominator blue.

2.A circular flatbread is cut into 6 equal pieces. Draw a circle divided into sixths and shade 4 pieces. Write the fraction you have shaded.

3.Make a fraction bar with 5 equal sections. Shade 2 sections, then write the fraction that is shaded.

4.Which statement correctly describes the fraction 3/5?

The numerator is 5.
The denominator is 3.
The numerator is 3.
The whole is split into 3 equal parts.

Name the parts

5.For each fraction, identify its numerator and denominator. Use red for the numerator and blue for the denominator: 4/7, 2/9, and 5/12.

6.The numerator tells how many parts are being counted. The tells how many equal parts make up the whole.

7.In 6/11, the numerator is and the denominator is .

8.Ravi has 10 orange slices and eats 4. Write the fraction of the slices Ravi ate. Then name the numerator and denominator and tell what each number represents.

9.A chocolate bar has 12 equal squares, and Jayden eats 5 of them. What fraction of the bar did Jayden eat? Draw or shade a model to match.

10.Select every true statement about 8/13.