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Proper and Improper Fractions. Mixed Numbers Revision Questions

1. Which of the following fractions has a different structure from the others?

  1. 18/25
  2. 9/7
  3. 13/20
  4. 5/14

Correct Answer: B

2. The fractional form of 4 5/9 is

  1. 45/9
  2. 18/9
  3. 41/9
  4. 41/5

Correct Answer: C

3. The whole part of 71/19 when converted into mixed number is

  1. 14
  2. 15
  3. 16
  4. 19

Correct Answer: A

4. The fraction 103/12 corresponds to

  1. 8 7/12
  2. 12 7/12
  3. 8 1/12
  4. 96 7/12

Correct Answer: A

5. Which of the following fractions cannot be expressed as a mixed number?

  1. 25/15
  2. 44/13
  3. 76/32
  4. 69/96

Correct Answer: D

6. Which of the following fractions corresponds to 7 4/9 ?

  1. 67/9
  2. 74/9
  3. 67/4
  4. 63/9

Correct Answer: A

7. A researcher had to read 12 books for his research but he read 19 books. What part of the necessary books did he read?

  1. 12/19
  2. 1 7/12
  3. 1 7/19
  4. 7/19

Correct Answer: B

8. Which of the following fractions DOES NOT represent an integer?

  1. 33/11
  2. 96/16
  3. 48/12
  4. 55/15

Correct Answer: D

9. What mixed number does the amount shown below represent?

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  1. 9/4
  2. 1 3/4
  3. 1 1/4
  4. 2 1/4

Correct Answer: D

10. Which of the following amounts is different from the others?

  1. 13/5
  2. 2 6/10
  3. 40/15
  4. 2 3/5

Correct Answer: C

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