4th Grade Fractions Worksheet

In 4th grade fractions worksheet we will circle the like fractions, circle the greatest fraction, arrange the fractions in descending order, arrange the fractions in ascending order, addition of like fractions and subtraction of like fractions.

I. Complete the given Magic Square so that the sum of each row and column is same.

Fractional Magic Squares

II. Cross product of equivalent fraction is __________ .

III. 12 of a day is __________ hours.

IV. The equivalent of 511 with denominator 66 is __________ .

V. The fraction of vowels in the word APPLICATION is __________ .

VI. A bag contains 27 fruits out of which 12 are apples. What fraction of fruits are not apples. __________

VII. 1935 + 435 = 3135 - 835 = __________

VIII. Write the next 2 fractions in the series.

38 = 924 = 1540 = __________ = __________

IX. Choose the right answer and fill in the blank.

(i) The smallest fraction among the given is __________ .

(a) 315      (b) 327      (c) 540      (d) 636

(ii) The greatest fraction among the given is __________ .

(a) 432      (b) 749      (c) 222      (d) 1632


X. Color to show the fraction.

(i) 12 

Color to Show the Fraction

(ii) 23

Colour to Show the Fraction

XI. What fraction of the figure is colored?

(i)

Fraction of the Figure

(ii)

Fraction of the Figure is Colored

XII. Circle the like fractions.

(i) 58, 28, 17

(ii) 215, 67, 1115


XIII. Circle the greatest fraction.

(i) 710, 310

(ii) 69, 995


XIV. Arrange and write the following in descending order:

(i) 513, 913, 213, 713


XV. Arrange and write the following in ascending order:

(i) 1931, 1531, 1431, 731


XVI. Solve and write the answer.

(i) 527 + 1927 =

(ii) 3245 - 1745 =


XVII. Rebecca bought and filled 2128 litres of milk in a can in the morning. By evening 1428 litre was left in the can. How much milk was used during the day?


XVIII. Fill in the blanks with correct sign >, < or =.

(i) 35 ……….. 75

(ii) 89 ……….. 49

(iii) 821 ……….. 1221

(iv) 1315 ……….. 1317

(v) 2845 ……….. 2839

(vi) 1621 ……….. 1625

(vii) 13 ……….. 58

(viii) 612 ……….. 1428

(ix) 79 ……….. 1113

 

XIX. Arrange the given in ascending order.

(i) 37, 87, 17, 57, 47          ____________________

(ii) 69, 29, 79, 19, 59          ____________________

(iii) 521, 121, 1121, 1721, 921  ____________________

(iv) 518, 718, 418, 118, 1118          ____________________

(v) 617, 217, 517, 417, 117          ____________________


XX. Write the given in descending order.

(i) 719, 419, 1319, 319, 1819          ____________________

(ii) 1742, 342, 942, 1142, 742  ____________________

(iii) 611, 211, 711, 911, 411          ____________________

(iv) 322, 522, 922, 622, 1322          ____________________

(v) 37, 87, 17, 57, 47          ____________________


XXI. Jennifer and Robert are eating a pizza. Jennifer ate 58 pizza and Robert ate 34 pizza. Who ate more pizza? Represent your answer by drawing and coloring the part of pizza in the circles given below.

XXII. Donald and Sandra are driving their cars. Donald covered 34 of the distance in 1 hour and Sandra covered 58 of the distance in one hour. Show travelled in the strips below.

Who is driving fast? What can be the harmful effects of driving very fast?



Answers:



I. 717 

II. Equal

III. 12

IV. 3066 

V. 511 

VI. 1527 

VII. 2335 

VIII. 2156, 2772 

IX. (i) (b)

(ii) (d)


X.

XI. (i) 612 

(ii) 716 


XII. (i) 58, 28 

(ii) 215, 1115 


XIII. (i) 710 

(ii) 99 


XIV. 913, 713, 513, 213 

XV. (i) 731, 1431, 1531, 1931

XVI. (i) 2427

(ii) 1545


XVII. 728

XVIII. (i) <

(ii) >

(iii) <

(iv) >

(v) <

(vi) >

(vii) <

(viii) =

(ix) <


XIX. (i) 17, 37, 47, 57, 87 

(ii) 19, 29, 59, 69, 79 

(iii) 121, 521, 921, 1121, 1721

(iv) 118, 418, 518, 718, 1118

(v) 6117, 217, 417, 517, 617


XX. (i) 1819, 1319, 719, 419, 319

(ii) 1742, 1142, 942, 742, 342

(iii) 911, 711, 611, 411, 211

(iv) 1322, 922, 622, 522, 322

(v) 87, 57, 47, 37, 417


XXI. Robert

XXII. Donald






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