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11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Fractions (Very Easy)
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A fraction is a number that is not a whole number. It is written as one number divided another number, e.g. ¾. The top number, 3, is called the numerator and the bottom number, 4, is called the denominator: the denominator can NEVER be zero."

Fractions are read as follows: ⅜ is read as 'three eighths'. The numerator is read as an ordinary counting number, BUT the denominator is read as an ordinal number: third(s), fourth(s), fifth(s) and so on. 

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11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Fractions (Very Easy)
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10 Questions

1. If you eat 57 of a cake, how much cake will be left?
2. How is 2230 read?
3. Which fraction lies between 26 and 46?
4. How many fifths (15) are there in 2?
5. What does 7949 equal?
6. What does 38 + 28 equal?
7. Which one of the following fractions is the same as six-eighths (68)?
8. In a battle, 110 of the general's army was destroyed. If he had 10,000 soldiers, how many soldiers were lost in the battle?
9. Which one of the fractions below is the biggest?
10. Peter's granny wanted to see if he understood his fractions. She asked him if he wanted 35 or 610 of the sweets. What did Peter say?