Partitioning Review - Halves, Thirds, and Fourths
Review key concepts of partitioning shapes into halves, thirds, and fourths. Test your knowledge of equal shares and fractional parts.
Questions
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What do we call 2 equal parts of a shape?
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What do we call 3 equal parts of a shape?
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What do we call 4 equal parts of a shape?
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How many equal parts make a whole shape partitioned into halves?
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How many equal parts make a whole shape partitioned into thirds?
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How many equal parts make a whole shape partitioned into quarters?
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Which is larger: one half of a circle or one fourth of the same circle?
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Which is smaller: one third of a rectangle or one fourth of the same rectangle?
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True or False: Equal shares of a shape must cover the exact same amount of space.
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If 1 part of a 3-equal-part rectangle is shaded, what share is shaded?
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If 1 part of a 4-equal-part square is shaded, what share is shaded?
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When all the equal parts of a partitioned shape are combined, they equal: