Fractions Powerpoint Fun Quiz!

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This program is designed for use by individuals or small groups reinforcing their

skills with fractions.

It STARTS ALL OVER AGAIN if they get even one

answer wrong! Challenging for all levels!

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This is not easy.

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What makes this so challenging is that if you get even one answer wrong, the

program will start all over again!

YES!! All over again from the beginning!

REMEMBER !!Each time you get an answer wrong you will have to start the program all over again!!!

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Objectives covered in this program.

Reducing fractions

Equivalent fractions

Mixed and improper fractions

Lowest common denominators

PLUS… a few “brain teasers”

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#1

reduce 16/24

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3/5

4/94/5

3/73/8

2/5 2/83/6

2/3

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Click the answer.

#5

6/9

None of dthese

3/73/5

3/8 reduce 18/30 reduce 18/30

3/6

4/8 4/6

4/9 Click the answer.

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5/6 = ? twelfths 5/6 = ? twelfths

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11

10

3 9

5

86

4

None of dthese

#7

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There are many more examples in the full program.

Your students will be challenged as they reinforce their knowledge of fractions while

having fun.

The link for the full program is at the end.

Click the fraction to continue:

3 4/9

#10

15/18

20/2415/24 25/32

14/1615/28

25/28None of these

Which fraction below is equivalent to five eighths?

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HOW ABOUT THIS ONE?HOW ABOUT THIS ONE?

If you were adding 2/7, 3/4 and 1/2, what would the lowest common denominator be?

thirty two

sixteen

forty two thirty

twenty two

twenty eighteen

fourteen

twenty eight

#15

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What fraction would represent the number of circles below that are NOT made of solid lines?

#20 N E W Q U E S T I O N !!

two thirds

five thirds one third

two fourths

three fifths

two fifths

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Thank you for watching this preview!

The entire program has 60 slides in it with many more questions all dealing with

fractions.

It STARTS ALL OVER AGAIN if they get even one

answer wrong! Can be frustrating but challenging!

Click the link below for the entire program:http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fractions-Powerpoint-Fun-Quiz

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