Equivalent Fractions - Denominators of 10 and 100 (Grade 4)
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Equivalent Fractions - Denominators of 10 and 100
1.
[math]3/10[/math] of the people in a Fourth of July parade wear hats. The fraction [math]3/10[/math] is equivalent to [math]30/100[/math].

- True
- False
2.
Which value should be entered in the box to make the fractions equivalent?
[math]40/100 = square/10[/math]
[math]40/100 = square/10[/math]
- 10
- 400
- 40
- 4
3.
What fraction is equivalent to [math]3/10[/math] and has a denominator of 100?
- [math]3/100[/math]
- [math]30/100[/math]
- [math]100/30[/math]
- [math]1/100[/math]
4.
Which value should be entered in the box to make the fractions equivalent?
[math]5/10 = square/100[/math]
[math]5/10 = square/100[/math]
- 5
- 10
- 50
- 100
5.
Which fraction is equivalent to the fraction of backpacks shown and has a denominator of 100?



















- [math]20/100[/math]
- [math]20/10[/math]
- [math]8/10[/math]
- [math]80/100[/math]
6.
Which value should be entered in the box to make the fractions equivalent?
[math]square/10 = 90/100[/math]
[math]square/10 = 90/100[/math]
- 1
- 9
- 10
- 90
7.
Which expression equals the fraction shown?
[math]37/100[/math]
[math]37/100[/math]
- [math]3/10 + 7/10[/math]
- [math]3/10 + 7/100[/math]
- [math]3/100+7/10[/math]
- [math]3/100+7/100[/math]
8.
Which fraction is equivalent to the fraction of hamburgers shown and has a denominator of 100?



















- [math]4/100[/math]
- [math]6/100[/math]
- [math]40/100[/math]
- [math]60/100[/math]
9.
Avery measures the height her plant grows each week for two weeks. The first week the plant grows [math]1/10[/math] meter. The second week the plant grows [math]14/100[/math] meter.
A.
What fraction is equivalent to [math]1/10[/math] and has a denominator of 100?
- [math]1/100[/math]
- [math]10/100[/math]
- [math]11/100[/math]
- [math]101/100[/math]
B.
What was the total plant growth, in meters, for the two weeks?
- [math]2 4/10[/math]
- [math]1 5/10[/math]
- [math]24/100[/math]
- [math]15/100[/math]
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