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Solve problems involving converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions

Quiz by Oak National Academy: KS2 Maths (2)

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Convert this improper fraction into a mixed number.
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$2 {{2} \over {4}}$
${10} \over {4}$
$2 {{1} \over {4}}$
$1 {{2} \over {4}}$

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Q1
Convert this improper fraction into a mixed number.
$2 {{2} \over {4}}$
${10} \over {4}$
$2 {{1} \over {4}}$
$1 {{2} \over {4}}$
30s
Q2
Convert this mixed fraction into an improper fraction. $3 {{1} \over {5}}$
${4} \over {5}$
${16} \over {5}$
${31} \over {5}$
${1} \over {5}$
${11} \over {5}$
30s
Q3
Compare these fractions using < > or =
<
+
>
30s
Q4
True or false?
true
false
True or False
30s
Q5
Aisha has three and two-quarters oranges. Jun has 13 quarters of oranges. Which statement is correct?
Three and two-quarters = 13 quarters
Three and two-quarters < 13 quarters
Three and two-quarters > 13 quarters
30s
Q6
Aisha runs two and four-fifths of a kilometre. Jun runs 14 fifths of a kilometre. Who has run the furthest?
They have both run the same distance.
Aisha has run the furthest.
Jun has run the furthest.
30s

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