[Section B p.3, Q1] Look at bars A, B and C. Which bars show equivalent fractions? Explain how you know.

[Section B p.3, Q2] Find a fraction equivalent to 2/5 with denominator 20.

[Section B p.4, Q6] Compare using <, > or =: 3/4 ____ 70%

[Section B p.4, Q7] Find the mistake. A pupil writes: 2/6 = 1/2 because both numerators and denominators were divided by 2 incorrectly. What is the mistake, and what is the correct simplified form of 2/6?

[Section B p.5, Q9] Order from smallest to largest: 0.4, 1/2, 30%

[Section C p.6, Q1] Explain why 4/8 and 1/2 are equivalent. Which explanation is correct?

[Section C p.7, Q4] Which is greater: 2/3 or 60%? Show how you decided.

[Section C p.7, Q5] A shop offers 1/5 off, or 20% off. Are these the same discount? Explain your answer.

[Section C p.8, Q7] Three fractions: 3/5, 7/10, 2/4. Which option gives them in order from smallest to largest, says which one equals 50%, and gives a valid method to compare fractions with different denominators?

[New] Find a fraction equivalent to 3/4 with denominator 20.

[New] Find a fraction equivalent to 1/6 with denominator 24.

[New] Find a fraction equivalent to 5/8 with denominator 40.

[New] Find a fraction equivalent to 2/3 with denominator 15.

[New] Find a fraction equivalent to 7/9 with denominator 36.

[New] Find the missing number: 3/5 = ?/35

[New] Find the missing number: 4/7 = 20/?

[New] Write 12/18 in its simplest form.

[New] Write 15/45 in its simplest form.

[New] Write 18/24 in its simplest form.

[New] What is the denominator when 5/6 is written as an equivalent fraction with numerator 20?

[New] Write 7/20 as a decimal.

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 2/3 ____ 3/4

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 5/8 ____ 0.625

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 4/5 ____ 75%

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 3/10 ____ 0.4

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 7/12 ____ 1/2

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 40% ____ 2/5

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 5/6 ____ 4/5

[New] Compare using <, > or =: 0.35 ____ 1/3

[New] Order from smallest to largest: 3/4, 0.5, 60%

[New] Order from smallest to largest: 1/4, 20%, 0.3

[New] Order from largest to smallest: 2/5, 0.35, 45%

[New] Order from smallest to largest: 1/2, 2/3, 3/5

[New] Which fraction is equivalent to 3/5?

[New] Which of these is NOT equivalent to 2/3?

[New] Which pair of fractions is equivalent?

[New] Which fraction is equivalent to 40%?

[New] Which decimal is equivalent to 3/4?

[New] Which percentage is equivalent to 3/8?

[New] Find the mistake. A pupil says: “2/5 is greater than 1/2 because 5 is greater than 2.” What is the mistake, and which fraction is actually greater?

[New] Find the mistake. A pupil simplifies 8/12 by subtracting 4 from the numerator and the denominator to get 4/8. What is the mistake, and what is the correct simplest form?

[New] Find the mistake. A pupil says: “To write 1/3 with denominator 12, I add 9 to the top and bottom, so 1/3 = 10/12.” What is the mistake, and what is the correct fraction?

[New] Explain why 6/9 and 2/3 are equivalent. Which explanation is correct?

[New] A shop offers 1/4 off or 25% off. Are these the same discount? Explain your answer.

[New] Which is greater: 3/5 or 65%? Show how you decided.

[New] Which is greater: 7/8 or 0.8? Show how you decided.

[New] Three numbers: 0.6, 3/4, 50%. Which option gives them in order from smallest to largest, says which one equals 1/2, and says which one is the greatest?

[New] Ana ate 2/5 of a pizza, Ben ate 35% of the pizza and Cara ate 0.45 of the pizza. Who ate the most, who ate the least, and what is the order from smallest to largest?

[New] Write 18/30 in its simplest form, write it as an equivalent fraction with denominator 100, and write it as a percentage.

[New] Compare 2/5 and 3/8. Which is greater, what common denominator can be used, and what are their decimal values?