Test: Fair Share - 1 - Class 3 MCQ

Since one of two equal parts is shaded, it represents half of the whole circle, so the shaded fraction is 1/2.

The second square is equally halved. So, the correct option is (B).

Since your friend has three times as many pencils as you, they have 3 times 18 pencils, which equals 54 pencils.

3 X 18 = 54

If you give away three-quarters of your 20 candies, you are left with one-quarter of the total.

To find out how many candies you have left, calculate one-quarter of 20:

So, you have 5 candies left.

The correct answer is A: 5.

Since two out of four equal parts are shaded, the shaded fraction is 2/4.

If your friend has twice as many stickers as you, and you have 30 stickers, we multiply the number of stickers you have by 2:

30 × 2 = 60

So, your friend has 60 stickers.

The correct answer is C: 60.

If you give away one-quarter of your 12 cookies, you are left with three-quarters of the total.

To find out how many cookies you have left, calculate three-quarters of 12:

So, you have 9 cookies left.

The correct answer is C: 9.

Since three out of four equal parts are shaded, the shaded fraction is 3/4.

Since one out of four equal parts is shaded, the shaded fraction is 1/4.