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Unit 2 Post Assessment Bridges

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Which is a better buy? Explain your thinking using words, numbers, or labeled sketches.
a. Twelve cans for $7 or 6 cans for $4?
b. Six cans for $7 or 8 cans for $9?

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Connor gathered dry ingredients to make a large pan of brownies. He mixed 1 1/4 cups of sugar, 2 2/3 cups of flour and 1 1/6 cups of nuts together before adding the other ingredients. How many cups of dry ingredients did he mix? Show all your work.

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Ryan is 5 1/4 feet tall. John is 5 1/3 feet tall. Who is taller?

Ryan

John

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How much taller? Show your work

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Dawn enjoys exercising on the hiking trail by her house. She ran 2/5 of the trail on Monday and then ran a different 1/3 of the trail on Tuesday.
How much of the trail had she covered on the two days? Explain your thinking

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Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators AND the sum.

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Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators AND the sum.

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Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators AND the difference.

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Must include equivalent fractions with common denominators AND the difference.

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Write equivalent fractions with common denominators and use them to add or subtract the fractions.

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Write equivalent fractions with common denominators and use them to add or subtract the fractions.

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Write equivalent fractions with common denominators and use them to add or subtract the fractions.

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Write equivalent fractions with common denominators and use them to add or subtract the fractions.

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Find the following:

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Find the following:

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Sasha ran 2/3 of a 27 km race before she stopped to walk. How many kilometers had she run at that point? Show your work using words, numbers, or labeled sketches.

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Fill in the missing fraction or mixed number in the equation.

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Fill in the missing fraction or mixed number in the equation.

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Fill in the missing fraction or mixed number in the equation.

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Dawn enjoys exercising on the hiking trail by her house. She ran 2/5 of the trail on Monday and then ran a different 1/3 of the trail on Tuesday.
Did Dawn run farther on Monday or on Tuesday?

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Dawn enjoys exercising on the hiking trail by her house. She ran 2/5 of the trail on Monday and then ran a different 1/3 of the trail on Tuesday.
How much farther? Show your work.

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Tonya ran 2/3 of a mile down at the high school track and then walked 2/6 of a mile.
How far did Tonya go in all? Choose the best estimate.

More than a mile

Between half a mile and a whole mile

Less than half a mile

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Tonya ran 2/3 of a mile down at the high school track and then walked 2/6 of a mile.
How far did Tonya go in all? Use numbers, labeled sketches, or words to solve this problem. Show all your work.

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When Danny solved this problem, he got 4/9 of a mile for his answer.
Is this a reasonable answer? Why or why not?