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Halves, thirds and fourths

Year 2 maths · Fieldbook Learning

Name ______________________ Date __________

Equal shares are the same size. How many shares make the whole?

  1. Omar wonders: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  2. Omar thinks: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  3. Lia thinks: A pizza is cut into 4 equal shares. One share is one fourth. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  4. Dara says: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  5. Gus thinks: A pizza is cut into 4 equal shares. One share is one fourth. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  6. Dara wonders: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  7. Ivy wonders: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  8. Nia says: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  9. Ivy says: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  10. Ana asks: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  11. Dara says: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  12. Gus says: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  13. Omar says: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  14. Gus wonders: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  15. Chen asks: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  16. Hana says: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  17. Gus says: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  18. Dara asks: A pizza is cut into 2 equal shares. One share is one half. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  19. Ivy wonders: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
  20. Ben thinks: A pizza is cut into 3 equal shares. One share is one third. How many equal shares make the whole pizza?
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Answer key: Halves, thirds and fourths

  1. 2
  2. 2
  3. 4
  4. 2
  5. 4
  6. 2
  7. 2
  8. 3
  9. 3
  10. 3
  11. 3
  12. 3
  13. 3
  14. 3
  15. 3
  16. 2
  17. 2
  18. 2
  19. 3
  20. 3