Six friends were each given a list of 5 fractions. They each chose 1 fraction and wrote clues about their choice. Use their clues to identify the fraction they each chose.
Andre:
less than 1
greater than
less than
Tyler:
greater than
less than 1
less than
Clare:
greater than
less than
greater than 1
Diego:
greater than
less than 1
greater than
Elena:
greater than
less than 1
greater than
Noah:
greater than
less than
greater than
Activity 2
Distances on Foot
The “li’ is a traditional unit of length in China and some East Asian countries.
Here are the walking distances between the home of a student in China and the places he visits regularly.
school: li
library: li
market: li
badminton club: li
Which is a shorter distance from the student’s home:
His school or the library?
The market or the badminton club?
The library or the market?
A student in the United States walks kilometer (km) to school. These number lines show how 1 kilometer compares to 1 li.
Which student walks a longer distance to school? Use the number lines to show your reasoning.
Explain why you can’t just compare the fractions and to see which student walks a longer distance.
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