Fraction Part 1 Review Power Point We will work each problem one at a time. Be sure you show all of your work.

1. Wanda’s recipe calls for ¾ cup of sugar 1. Wanda’s recipe calls for ¾ cup of sugar. Wanda wants to make a half recipe. How much sugar will she need? 3 --- 8

2. What is the missing number that makes these fractions equivalent? 56 --- 7 --- 8 64

3. Which of the following fractions is not equivalent to: 2 --- 3 16 --- 24 8 --- 12 10 --- 15 4 --- 10

4. What fraction on the number line does the letter R represent? 1 1 --- 4

5. Gabby’s parents had a dinner party where they served pizza 5. Gabby’s parents had a dinner party where they served pizza. After the party, there were 2 ⅔ pizzas left. Gabby wants to share the left-over pizza between herself and 3 of her friends. How much pizza do each of them get to eat? 2 --- 3

6. What fraction on the number line does the letter Y represent? V W X Y Z 1 5 --- 6

7. Find the Greatest Common Factor (GCF): 18 --- 27 9

8. Subtract to find the difference. 3 --- 11 4 --- 5 - 3 1 26 --- 55 1

9. Which of the following fractions is equivalent to: 3 --- 4 15 --- 24 6 --- 12 21 --- 28 1 --- 4

10. Solve the Problem below. --- 6 5 x 3 1 --- 2 15

11. How many “fifths” would the whole number 9 be equal to? forty five

12. Solve the problem below. 5 --- 12 3 --- 8 ÷ 1 --- 9 1

13. Mrs. Claus made 42 batches of eggnog for the annual Christmas party. If each batch is 15 ⅔ ounces, how many ounces of eggnog did Mrs. Claus make in all? 658 ounces

14. What is the difference between --- 9 2 --- 5 11 4 ? and 32 --- 45 6

15. What fraction of the rug is purple? 2 --- 7

16. Sally must budget her money 16. Sally must budget her money. Fractions for each part of her budget are listed below. Which of the following comparisons is true? Rent Food Clothes 9 --- 12 4 --- 18 2 --- 9 Sally spends more on food than on rent. Sally spends more on clothes than food. Sally spends more on clothes than rent. D. Sally spends the same amount on both food and clothes.

17. Jeremy ate 1/3 of a pizza. Tom ate 2/5 of the pizza 17. Jeremy ate 1/3 of a pizza. Tom ate 2/5 of the pizza. How much pizza was left after both boys ate? 4 --- 15

18. What is the missing number that makes these fractions equivalent? --- 12 --- 60 40

19. Solve the problem below. 7 --- 9 5 --- 8 x 35 --- 72

20. Solve the problem below. 5 --- 8 5 --- 15 5 ÷ 7 --- 8 16