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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

Question 2
2.

Draw an area model to prove that the following number sentence is true.

4/6=8/12

Question 3
3.

Find an equivalent fraction for each item below using multiplication. (Complete the number sentence.)

Question 4
4.

Find an equivalent fraction for each item below using multiplication. (Complete the number sentence.)

Question 5
5.

Find an equivalent fraction for each item below using multiplication. (Complete the number sentence.)

Question 6
6.

Use the area model and multiplication to create an equivalent fraction for the fraction.

Question 7
7.

Explain how this area models demonstrates 2/6 is equivalent to 1/3.

Question 8
8.

Draw an area model to represent the number sentence.

Question 9
9.

Draw an area model to represent the number sentence.

Question 10
10.

Find an equivalent fraction using division. (Complete the number sentence.)

Question 11
11.

Find an equivalent fraction using division. (Complete the number sentence.)

Question 12
12.

Use division to rename the fraction. Draw a model if that helps you.

12/16=

Question 13
13.

Use division to rename the fraction. Draw a model if that helps you.

12/20=

Question 14
14.

Use division to rename the fraction. Draw a model if that helps you.

4/10=