Working With Fractions Checkpoint

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11 questions

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Unit 2 Mod 3 Session 3
Working with Fractions Checkpoint

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Working With Fractions Checkpoint

Last updated over 5 years ago

11 questions

Note from the author:

Unit 2 Mod 3 Session 3
Working with Fractions Checkpoint

5.NF.1

5.NF.4.a

5.NF.4.b

5.NF.4.a

5.NF.3

5.NF.2

Question 1

Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators AND the sum.

5.NF.1

Question 2

Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators and the difference (answer).

5.NF.1

Question 3

Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators and the difference (answer).

5.NF.1

Question 4

5.NF.4.a

Question 5

5.NF.4.b

Question 6

5.NF.4.a

Question 7

5.NF.3

Question 8

Explain why your choice is the better buy.

5.NF.3

Question 9

Estimate how much farther Anika walked than Kyle. Explain your thinking.

5.NF.2

Question 10

10.

How much farther? Show all your work.

5.NF.2

Question 11

11.

Is this a reasonable answer? Why or why not?

5.NF.2

Question 1

Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators AND the sum.

Question 2

Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators and the difference (answer).

Question 3

Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators and the difference (answer).

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Question 7

Which is a better buy?

Twelve cans for $9

Four cans for $3

Both are the same price

Question 8

Explain why your choice is the better buy.

Question 9

Estimate how much farther Anika walked than Kyle. Explain your thinking.

Question 10

10.

How much farther? Show all your work.

Question 11

11.

Is this a reasonable answer? Why or why not?

Which is a better buy?

Twelve cans for $9

Four cans for $3

Both are the same price