Multiplying fractions
Grades 4 to 6 (Years 5 to 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: 5.NF.B.4, 5.NF.B.6, 4.NF.B.4 · England: Y6 Fractions, Y5 Fractions
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Question 1
5 × 6/8 = ? (Give a fraction; it may be improper.)
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Question 2
Luis has 8 metres of ribbon and uses 2/4 of it. How many metres is that?
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 3
Each smoothie uses 2/8 cup of yogurt. Sofia makes 9 smoothies. How many cups of yogurt is that? (Simplest form; a whole or mixed number is fine as a fraction.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 4
3/4 × 2/3 = ? Give your answer in simplest form.
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 5
A rectangle is 1/3 m wide and 1/3 m long. What is its area in m²? (Simplest form.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 6
4 × 1/3 = ? (Give a fraction; it may be improper.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 7
Zoe has 35 metres of ribbon and uses 3/5 of it. How many metres is that?
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 8
Each smoothie uses 2/8 cup of yogurt. Noah makes 7 smoothies. How many cups of yogurt is that? (Simplest form; a whole or mixed number is fine as a fraction.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 9
1/3 × 2/3 = ? Give your answer in simplest form.
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 10
A rectangle is 1/4 m wide and 1/3 m long. What is its area in m²? (Simplest form.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 11
5 × 7/8 = ? (Give a fraction; it may be improper.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 12
Daniel has 24 metres of ribbon and uses 3/8 of it. How many metres is that?
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Question 13
Each smoothie uses 5/8 cup of yogurt. Nia makes 2 smoothies. How many cups of yogurt is that? (Simplest form; a whole or mixed number is fine as a fraction.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 14
2/3 × 1/2 = ? Give your answer in simplest form.
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Question 15
A rectangle is 3/4 m wide and 1/2 m long. What is its area in m²? (Simplest form.)
Answer(as a fraction)
Question 16
6 × 3/10 = ? (Give a fraction; it may be improper.)
Answer(as a fraction)
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