Year 4

Converting mixed numbers into improper fractions

Year 4

Converting mixed numbers into improper fractions

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Lesson details

Key learning points

  1. In this lesson we will explore representations to connect mixed numbers and improper fractions, before using multiplication more formally to convert mixed numbers into improper fractions.

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4 Questions

Q1.
What improper fraction has been represented?
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Option 1
Correct answer: Option 2
Option 3
Q2.
What improper fraction has been represented?
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Correct answer: Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Q3.
What improper fraction has been represented?
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Option 1
Option 2
Correct answer: Option 3
Q4.
What improper fraction has been represented?
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Option 1
Correct answer: Option 2
Option 3

5 Questions

Q1.
One and one third is equivalent to....
Five thirds
Correct answer: Four thirds
Six thirds
Three thirds
Q2.
Three and two fifths is equivalent to,,,
Five fifths
Correct answer: Seventeen fifths
Thirteen fifths
Thirty two fifths
Q3.
How else could I write two and two fifths
Eleven fifths
Ten fifths
Thirteen fifths
Correct answer: Twelve fifths
Q4.
How else could I write five halves?
One and a half
Ten halves
Two
Correct answer: Two and a half
Q5.
Which is greater?
Correct answer: Eight thirds
Two and a third