Fractions represent parts of a whole, and decimals are another way of expressing the same idea using a point. Both are used to describe quantities that are not whole numbers, like half a metre or 0.5 kilograms. Understanding fractions and decimals is important for measurements, money, and many real-life calculations. This Fractions and Decimals Quiz for Grade 4 helps students master both concepts through practical examples. These 10 MCQs will help students check how confident they are in working with fractions and decimals.
Which of the following shows the fractions in descending order?
Answer: (b)
Which of the following shows the arrangement of fractions in ascending order?
Answer: (a)
A recipe requires seven-eighth cup of oil. Jane has a three-fourth cup of oil. How much more oil does she need?
Answer: (a)
The table here shows the fraction of balloons bought by four children from a balloon seller who had 24 balloons. Which child bought the maximum balloons and how many?
Answer: (d)
Here is a fraction question given by the teacher. The table shows answers from 4 different students. Who gave the correct answer?
Answer: (a)
Read the passage and answer the given question. A survey among 40 students of a class was conducted where students were asked their favourite sport. 15 students voted for baseball, 12 for soccer, 8 for badminton, 3 for tennis and the rest voted for other games. What fraction of the total number of students voted baseball as their favourite sport?
Answer: (b)
Read the passage and answer the given question. A survey among 40 students of a class was conducted where students were asked their favourite sport. 15 students voted for baseball, 12 for soccer, 8 for badminton, 3 for tennis and the rest voted for other games. Which of the following represents, in decimal form, the fraction of students who voted for either soccer or badminton?
Answer: (c)
Read the passage and answer the given question. There are four boxes. There are 10 balls with tags written in decimal numbers on them. The balls with tag numbers less than one-fourth will go in box 1. The balls with tag numbers less than half and greater than one-fourth will go in box 2. The balls with tag numbers greater than half and less than three-fourth will go in box 3. The balls with tag numbers greater than three-fourth will go in box 4. In which box will a ball weighing 0.78 go?
Answer: (d)
Read the passage and answer the given question. There are four boxes. There are 10 balls with tags written in decimal numbers on them. The balls with tag numbers less than one-fourth will go in box 1. The balls with tag numbers less than half and greater than one-fourth will go in box 2. The balls with tag numbers greater than half and less than three-fourth will go in box 3. The balls with tag numbers greater than three-fourth will go in box 4. How many balls will be in box 1?
Answer: (b)
Read the passage and answer the given question. There are four boxes. There are 10 balls with tags written in decimal numbers on them. The balls with tag numbers less than one-fourth will go in box 1. The balls with tag numbers less than half and greater than one-fourth will go in box 2. The balls with tag numbers greater than half and less than three-fourth will go in box 3. The balls with tag numbers greater than three-fourth will go in box 4. Which of the following statements is correct?
Answer: (d) Box 4 has a total weight of 2.77
| Topic | Quiz |
|---|---|
| Area and Perimeter | Quiz on Area and Perimeter |
| Data Handling | Quiz on Data Handling |
| Fractions and Decimals | Quiz on Fractions and Decimals |
| Expressions, Equations and Relationship | Quiz on Expressions, Equations and Relationship |
| Geometry | Quiz on Geometry |
| Length, Weight and Capacity | Quiz on Length, Weight and Capacity |
| Number Sense | Quiz on Number Sense |
| Temperature | Quiz on Temperature |
| Time | Quiz on Time |
