Compare Like Numerators Worksheets Grade 3

Fractions

Same Numerators

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Worksheet 1

7 problems
  1. Isabella and Mason each have a rectangular garden of the same size. Isabella plants carrots in 5/8 of her garden. Mason plants carrots in 5/11 of his garden. Who planted carrots in a larger portion of their garden, Isabella or Mason?
  2. Emma and Olivia each have a glass of lemonade of the same size. Emma drinks 5/8 of her glass, and Olivia drinks 5/12 of her glass. Who drinks more lemonade?
  3. Olivia and Emma each have a large pizza of the same size. Olivia cuts her pizza into 10 equal slices and eats 3 slices. Emma cuts her pizza into 5 equal slices and eats 3 slices. Who eats more pizza, Olivia or Emma?

…and 4 more problems

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Worksheet 2

7 problems
  1. Charlotte and Isabella each have a large, identical chocolate bar. Charlotte eats 2/7 of her chocolate bar, and Isabella eats 2/5 of her chocolate bar. Who eats more chocolate, Charlotte or Isabella?
  2. 3/4 > 3/8 ?
  3. Mason and Charlotte each have an identical-sized chocolate cake. Mason cuts his cake into 7 equal slices and eats 2 of them. Charlotte cuts her cake into 12 equal slices and eats 2 of them. Who ate more cake, Mason or Charlotte?

…and 4 more problems

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Worksheet 3

9 problems
  1. Charlotte and Isabella each bought a large pizza of the same size. Charlotte cut her pizza into 7 equal slices and ate 2 slices. Isabella cut her pizza into 12 equal slices and ate 2 slices. Who ate more pizza?
  2. Noah and Ava each have a chocolate bar of the same size. Noah eats 7/9 of his chocolate bar, and Ava eats 7/12 of hers. Who eats a larger portion of their chocolate bar?
  3. Mere and Hana each have a pizza of the same size. Mere cuts her pizza into 8 equal slices and eats 5 of them. Hana cuts her pizza into 12 equal slices and eats 5 of them. Who ate more pizza?

…and 6 more problems

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