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Combine fractions that name equal-sized parts. Easy keeps the totals small and uses clear starting values. Medium follows the worksheet style with several denominators. Hard adds missing parts and classroom or kitchen situations while keeping the denominators alike.
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1.Add 1/6 and 2/6. Give the fraction in simplest form.
2.What fraction completes 2/7 + ___ = 6/7?
3.Ben colors 3/10 of a paper strip, then colors 2/10 more. What fraction is colored? Give the fraction in simplest form.
4.Which is the correct sum of 2/8 + 1/8?
5.A jar has 3/9 cup of beads. Add 1/9 cup, then another 1/9 cup. How much is there?
6.Nia finished 3/11 of a banner in the morning and 4/11 later. She cuts a damaged piece equal to 2/11 of the whole banner from the finished part. What fraction is still finished?
7.A student adds 1/7 + 3/7 and gets 2/7. What is the correct sum?
8.Which sum is greater: 2/11 + 3/11 or 4/11 + 5/11?
9.Fill the blank so the total is one whole: 4/10 + ___ = 1. Give the fraction in simplest form.
10.Ivy plants 5/12 of one garden row and 2/12 of an equally sized second row. How many row lengths are planted?
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