

4th Grade Unit 6 Math Review
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Susan Sung
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Compare the two shaded areas and determine if they are equivalent.
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Multiple Choice
Given the two fraction models, compare the two shaded areas and determine if they are equivalent.
Yes
No
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Open Ended
Justify how you know these two fractions are equivalent.
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Compare the two shaded areas and determine if they are equivalent. You will select your answer on the next slide.
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Multiple Choice
Given the two fraction models, compare the two shaded areas and determine if they are equivalent.
Yes
No
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Open Ended
Justify how you know these two fractions are equivalent.
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On the next slide, you will identify 3 equivalent fractions for Point A.
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Multiple Select
What are 3 equivalent fractions for Point A? Select all that apply.
1/3
3/4
6/8
9/10
9/12
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You will select your answer on the next slide.
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Multiple Choice
Use the number lines from the previous slide to compare 2/5 and 1/3. Then select your answer.
2/5 = 1/3
2/5 > 1/3
2/5 < 1/3
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Multiple Select
Select ALL the comparisons that are TRUE.
1/4 < 2/3
4/6 > 3/4
4/8 < 3/6
1/2 < 7/12
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On the next slide, you will explain what John did wrong.
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Open Ended
What was John's mistake?
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Multiple Choice
Mrs. Ruiz is having a pizza party to celebrate Studebaker teachers. Mr. Bonilla ate 4/10 of a pizza. Mrs. Sanchez ate 1/2 of the pizza. How much pizza did they leave for Mrs. Strobele?
1/2
4/10
3/8
1/10
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Multiple Choice
Kyle poured 2/6 gallons of glue into an empty container. Jose then poured 4/6 gallons of glue into the empty container. How much glue is in the container?
6 gallons
2/6 gallons
1 gallon
1/2 gallon
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Multiple Choice
Carla, Bradley, and Jeff made a chocolate cake. Carla ate 2/10 of the cake. Bradley and Jeff both ate 3/10 of the cake. How much cake is left?
5/10
1/2
8/10
2/10
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Multiple Select
Choose ALL the expressions that are equal to 1 3/5
1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1
1/5 + 5/5 +1/5 + 1/5
3/5 + 1
1/5 + 1 + 3/5
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Multiple Choice
Mrs. Sung and Mr. Martinez are baking a carrot cake for their students. They need 2 4/6 pounds of shredded carrots. Mrs. Sung shredded 1 4/6 pounds of carrots. Mr. Martinez shredded 5/6 pounds of carrots. Once they combined the carrots, how many more pounds of shredded carrots do they still need to bake their cake?
1/6 of a pound
1 1/6 pounds
2/6 of a pound
2 4/6 pounds
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