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Ordering fractions in different ways

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Ordering fractions in different ways”, 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. Order the steps to show that \frac{12}{20} is not equivalent to \frac{48}{100}
  2. True or false? \frac{2}{3} = \frac{34}{48}
  3. Which of the following are true?
  4. Select the correct symbol to make the statement true. \frac{5}{8}\ \square \ \frac{11}{16}
  5. Select the correct symbol to make the statement true. \frac{6}{5}\ \square \ \frac{108}{90}
  6. Select the correct symbol to make the statement true. \frac{9}{12}\ \square \ \frac{10}{16}
  7. True or false? A proper fraction has a numerator which is greater than its denominator.
  8. In which of the following would it be easier to compare the numerators?
  9. The ___ the denominator, the smaller the parts.
  10. Which statements need the symbol > inserted to make them true?
  11. Write the following in order from smallest to largest.
  12. Jun completes a 20 question maths quiz and gets 19 correct. Laura completes a 19 question maths quiz and gets 18 correct. Who did better and why?

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