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Module 5 - Topic B Quiz - Fraction Equivalence using Multiplication and Division
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Question 1
1.
Draw an area model to prove that the following number sentence is true.
2/5=4/10
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Question 2
2.
Draw an area model to prove that the following number sentence is true.
4/6=8/12
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Question 3
3.
Find an equivalent fraction for each item below using multiplication. (Complete the number sentence.)
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Question 4
4.
Find an equivalent fraction for each item below using multiplication. (Complete the number sentence.)
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Question 5
5.
Find an equivalent fraction for each item below using multiplication. (Complete the number sentence.)
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Question 6
6.
Use the area model and multiplication to create an equivalent fraction for the fraction.
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Question 7
7.
Explain how this area models demonstrates 2/6 is equivalent to 1/3.
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Question 8
8.
Draw an area model to represent the number sentence.
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Question 9
9.
Draw an area model to represent the number sentence.
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Question 10
10.
Find an equivalent fraction using division. (Complete the number sentence.)
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Question 11
11.
Find an equivalent fraction using division. (Complete the number sentence.)
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Question 12
12.
Use division to rename the fraction. Draw a model if that helps you.
12/16=
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Question 13
13.
Use division to rename the fraction. Draw a model if that helps you.
12/20=
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Question 14
14.
Use division to rename the fraction. Draw a model if that helps you.
4/10=
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