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Flashcards: Fractions 50 Flashcards 
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Fractions represent ___ of a whole. |
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Parts |
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When a chocolate bar is divided into 5 equal pieces, each piece represents ___ of the whole bar. |
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1/5  |
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True or False: 1/5 is larger than 1/9. |
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True |
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If you divide a whole into equal shares, each share is known as a ___ unit. |
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Fractional  |
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Comparison: Which is larger, 1/3 or 1/6? |
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1/3 is larger than 1/6. |
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Riddle: I can be bigger or smaller, but I always represent parts of a whole. What am I? |
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A fraction. |
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What is the result of dividing a chocolate bar into 9 parts? |
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Each piece will be 1/9 of the whole chocolate bar. |
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Fill in the blank: Fractions are used in everyday life, such as when sharing food, measuring ingredients in a recipe, or dividing ___. |
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Time |
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True or False: A fractional unit can only represent whole numbers. |
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False, a fractional unit represents parts of a whole. |
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What concept allows you to understand that 2/4 is equivalent to 1/2? |
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Equivalent fractions. |
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Fractions in ancient India were referred to as ___ in the Rig Veda. |
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Tripada |
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True or False: The term "tripada" has no relation to modern expressions of fractions in Indian languages. |
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False: The term "tripada" is related to how fractions are expressed in modern Indian languages. |
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What does the word "tripada" signify in the context of fractions? |
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It refers to fractions and is historically significant in Indian literature.  |
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Fill in the blank: The colloquial Hindi term for fractions is ___ and in Tamil it is ___ . |
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Teen paav, mukkaal |
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Riddle: I am a concept that divides a whole into parts, my roots trace back to ancient texts, what am I? |
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Fractions |
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Explain how modern Indian languages reflect the historical context of fractions. |
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Modern Indian languages use terms that have their roots in ancient texts like the Rig Veda, showing a continuity in the understanding and naming of fractions. |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following texts is known for the early reference to fractions in India? A) Mahabharata B) Rig Veda C) Upanishads D) Ramayana |
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B) Rig Veda  |
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A fractional unit represents ___ of a whole object that has been divided into equal pieces. |
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A single part  |
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If a chikki is divided into 2 equal parts, each part is ___ of the whole chikki. |
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1/2  |
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True or False: If a chikki is cut into different shapes, the size of each piece can still be the same. |
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True  |
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What is the fractional unit of a chikki divided into 6 equal pieces? |
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1/6  |
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Riddle: I can be divided into equal parts, and each part is a fraction of my whole. What am I? |
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A whole object, like a chikki |
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When dividing a chikki into equal pieces, the shape of the pieces can differ, but they must be ___ in size. |
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Equal |
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Fill in the blank: Dividing an object into equal parts creates ___ units. |
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Fractional |
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If a chikki is divided into 6 squares, each square is still ___ of the original chikki. |
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1/6 |
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