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Ordering fractions by way of a common denominator

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Ordering fractions by way of a common denominator”, from the unit “Comparing and ordering fractions and decimals (positive and negative)” (Year 7 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. The numerator is the expression in a fraction that is written above the fraction line. It is the ___.
  2. The denominator is the expression in a fraction that is written below the fraction line. It is the ___.
  3. Order the steps to show how to convert \frac{9}{8} to a decimal
  4. In order to compare fractions, you must always convert them to have the same denominator.
  5. Order these values from smallest to largest.
  6. Order these values from smallest to largest.
  7. Order the steps to show that \frac{7}{8} is not equivalent to \frac{42}{56}
  8. True or false? \frac{12}{13} = \frac{72}{78}
  9. Which of the following are true?
  10. Select the correct symbol to make the statement true. \frac{3}{8}\ \square \ \frac{9}{24}
  11. Select the correct symbol to make the statement true. \frac{5}{21}\ \square \ \frac{6}{14}
  12. Select the correct symbol to make the statement true. \frac{7}{12}\ \square \ \frac{9}{16}

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