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Fractions and Equivalents

Help the food truck prepare and share its treats. For each fraction, the top number tells how many parts we have; the bottom number tells how many equal parts make one whole. Show your thinking where there is space.

Read and Build Fractions

1.The truck cuts a brownie into 6 equal pieces. It sells 2 pieces. What fraction of the brownie was sold? Write the fraction and name its numerator and denominator.

2.This pan is split into 4 equal parts. How many parts are shaded? Write the fraction that is shaded.

3.A customer says 2/4 of a pie is the same amount as 1/2 of a pie. Is the customer correct? Explain how the shown fraction bar helps you decide.

Find Equal Shares

4.The truck's small pizza is cut into 8 equal slices. The shaded bar shows the slices left. What fraction is left? Is it equivalent to 1/2?

5.Choose every fraction that is equivalent to 1/2: 2/4, 3/4, 3/6, 4/8.

6.Fill in the missing number to make an equivalent fraction: 1/3 = __/6.

7.A lemonade pitcher is divided into 5 equal cups. Zoe pours 2 cups. What fraction of the pitcher did Zoe pour? How many more cups would make 4/5 poured altogether?

8.True or false: 2/3 and 4/6 name the same amount. Write one sentence to explain your answer.

9.Draw a fraction bar divided into 4 equal parts. Shade enough parts to show 2/4, then write an equivalent fraction with denominator 8.