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                 \ 12-Sep-2024                      Surender Prajapati   Proof-4              Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                  1.  tick (3) the shape which is divided into equal parts and Cross ‘’ for which that
                       is divided into unequal parts.

                       (a)                      (b)                      (c)                     (d)

                                                 1
                  2.  tick (3) the shape if   of it is coloured.
                                                 2

                       (a)                      (b)                      (c)                     (d)

                  3.  Colour the following figures to show their corresponding fractions.

                       (a) One-fourth                  (b) One-third                     (c) Three-fourths

                  Understanding Fractions

                                  I will eat                         Kritika got the first rank in her class. So, her
                                                       I will eat
                                 one-fourth          half of this    mother made a pizza for her. She invited her
                   Oh! It is     only of this            one.        friends too for the treat.
                    a whole         pizza.
                     pizza.                                          Terms such as half, quarter (one-fourth),
                                                                     three-fourths, etc. which are used mostly in
                                                                     our daily life represent fractions. For example:

                                                                     1. Neha ate half of the chapatti.

                                                                     2.  Rachna has drunk one-fourth glass of
                                                                        lemonade.

                                                                     3.  Anita has drunk three-fourths glass of water.

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