CBSE Class 4 Mathematics Sharing and Measuring MCQs Set 02

Answer: [D] 4

Explanation:
1. We have 16 sweets in total.
2. We want to find 1/4 of them.
3. This means we share the 16 sweets into 4 equal groups.
4. If we divide 16 by 4, we get 4 sweets in each group.

Answer: [B] 2

Explanation:
1. Think of a circle cut into 8 equal parts.
2. Two of these parts make 1/4 of the circle.
3. In math, 1/8 plus 1/8 equals 2/8.
4. When we simplify 2/8, we get 1/4.
5. So, it takes 2 pieces of 1/8 to make 1/4.

Answer: [C] 2/4

Explanation:
1. 1/2 means half of something.
2. 2/4 means we have 4 parts and we take 2 of them.
3. 2 is half of 4, so 2/4 is also equal to half.
4. We can divide the top and bottom of 2/4 by 2 to get 1/2.

Answer: [A] 1/11

Explanation:
1. A dhokla is shared among 11 people.
2. Each person gets one equal part out of 11 parts.
3. This fraction is written as 1/11.
4. When more people share, everyone gets a smaller piece.

Answer: [C] 2/5

Explanation:
1. The entire garden is 1 whole, which is 5/5.
2. We use 3 parts out of 5 for rose flowers.
3. To find the left part, we subtract 3 from 5.
4. 5 minus 3 is 2.
5. So, 2/5 of the garden is left for other flowers.

Answer: [C] One-half

Explanation:
1. Imagine you have a big round cake.
2. You cut it into two equal pieces to share with a friend.
3. Each of these two pieces is called one-half.
4. We write one-half as 1/2.

Answer: [B] 4/1

Explanation:
1. There are 12 biscuits to share among 3 kids.
2. We divide 12 by 3 to find how many biscuits each kid gets.
3. 12 divided by 3 is 4.
4. 4 biscuits is the same as the fraction 4/1.

Answer: [B] 2/3

Explanation:
1. The food is divided into 3 equal pieces.
2. 2 of these pieces have the potato topping on them.
3. We write the topping pieces on top and the total pieces on the bottom.
4. This gives us the fraction 2/3.

Answer: [C] 5

Explanation:
1. 1/5 means one part out of five equal parts.
2. To make a complete whole, we need all five parts.
3. If we put 5 pieces of 1/5 together, we get 5/5.
4. 5/5 is equal to 1 whole.

Answer: [D] 1/6

Explanation:
1. 2/4 is the same as 1/2.
2. The question says 3 parts of a fraction make 1/2.
3. We want to find the size of just 1 part.
4. We share 1/2 into 3 equal parts.
5. 1/2 divided by 3 is 1/6.
6. So, each part is 1/6.

Answer: [B] One-fourth

Explanation:
1. Imagine you have a square paper.
2. You fold it so there are four equal parts.
3. Each part is one out of four parts.
4. This is called one-fourth or a quarter.

Answer: [B] 2

Explanation:
1. Meena has 8 lamps in total.
2. She wants to color 1/4 of them red.
3. This means we divide the 8 lamps into 4 equal groups.
4. 8 divided by 4 is 2.
5. So, she has 2 red lamps.

Answer: [D] 1/3

Explanation:
1. Think of sharing a cake with friends.
2. If you share with 3 friends, you get bigger slices.
3. If you share with 6 friends, you get very small slices.
4. So, 1/3 is bigger than 1/4, 1/5, and 1/6.

Answer: [A] 1/7

Explanation:
1. All these fractions have 1 on top.
2. When the bottom number is bigger, the piece is smaller.
3. 7 is bigger than 6, so 1/7 is a smaller piece than 1/6.
4. This means 1/7 is less than 1/6.

Answer: [D] 1/5

Explanation:
1. One whole dhokla is cut into 5 equal parts.
2. Each person gets one of these parts.
3. We write this as 1 part out of 5.
4. So, the fraction is 1/5.