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fractions-and-decimals-l1 MCQ — 10 Practice Questions with Answers

Practice 10 fractions-and-decimals-l1 multiple-choice questions with detailed answers and explanations. Ideal for RAS/RPSC exam preparation.

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Practice Questions

Q1. Which item is directly inside the verified RBSE Level 1 Mathematics fraction boundary?

A Comparison of proper fractions with same and unequal denominators Correct
B Multiplication and division of fractions as the main Level 1 target
C Algebraic equations with fractions in two variables
D Proof of decimal expansion of irrational numbers

Explanation

The RBSE anchor used in the note lists proper fractions, comparison with same and unequal denominators, mixed fractions and addition-subtraction. Asha’s revision should begin there before moving to extra tricks or upper-grade operations.

Q2. What does the denominator tell in a simple fraction lesson?

A How many unequal pieces the teacher can see on the plate
B How many equal parts the whole has been divided into Correct
C How many selected parts are shaded or eaten
D How many children are sitting in the group

Explanation

The core concept section separates numerator and denominator clearly. The denominator is not the number of children or selected parts; it is the count of equal parts in the whole.

Q3. Asha writes 0.05 as larger than 0.5 because it has more digits. Which first aid is best?

A Tell her that decimals with more digits are always smaller
B Give ten more worksheet comparisons without materials
C Use a tenths-hundredths place-value mat to show 0.5 and 0.05 Correct
D Move her back to only whole-number addition for a week

Explanation

Asha needs to see that five tenths is larger than five hundredths. A place-value mat makes the decimal columns visible, so her comparison stops depending on digit count.

Q4. Match the term with its meaning. 1. Proper fraction. 2. Mixed fraction. 3. Equivalent fraction.

A 1-numerator smaller than denominator, 2-whole plus proper fraction, 3-same amount with different names Correct
B 1-whole plus proper fraction, 2-same amount, 3-numerator smaller than denominator
C 1-denominator smaller, 2-decimal only, 3-unequal pieces
D 1-any fraction, 2-only money, 3-only same denominator

Explanation

The Hindi glossary bridge keeps the vocabulary stable. Proper fraction, mixed fraction and equivalent fraction are not interchangeable; each points to a different child action or representation.

Q5. Choose the correct statements. I. Equal parts are necessary for a fraction. II. A larger denominator always means a larger piece. III. Two fourths can equal one half.

A I and II only
B II and III only
C I and III only Correct
D I, II and III

Explanation

Birsa’s strip activity shows why two fourths can equal one half, and the core concept section explains that unequal pieces cannot be named as thirds just because there are three pieces.

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Q6. Match the error with the best first support. 1. Adds denominators. 2. Compares 0.05 and 0.5 by digit count. 3. Ignores equal parts.

A 1-strip model, 2-place-value mat, 3-paper folding
B 1-place-value mat, 2-paper folding, 3-cross-multiplication
C 1-dictation, 2-strip model, 3-mental arithmetic drill
D 1-test again, 2-mark wrong, 3-give harder numbers
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Q7. Assertion: Birsa’s answer one fourth plus one fourth equals two eighths shows a misconception. Reason: He has added the denominators along with the numerators.

A Assertion true, reason false
B Both true, and the reason explains the assertion
C Assertion false, reason true
D Both false
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Q8. Assertion: For Maria, the teacher rotates the material tray instead of forcing her through crowded benches. Reason: The aim is to assess fraction understanding, not movement through the room.

A Assertion true, reason false
B Assertion false, reason true
C Both false
D Both true, and the reason explains the assertion
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Q9. Which teacher statement is most exam-safe for the syllabus boundary?

A Decimals are quoted verbatim in the opened RBSE fraction line
B Fractions should begin with formula tricks because REET asks only speed
C Improper fractions are outside the topic because only proper fractions matter
D RBSE anchors fractions directly; decimals are a connected place-value bridge here
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Q10. Imran says one fourth is larger than one third because 4 is larger than 3. What should the teacher do first?

A Tell him to memorise that a larger denominator always means a smaller fraction
B Draw two same-sized wholes and divide them into thirds and fourths
C Start cross-multiplication immediately because it is the fastest method
D Mark the answer wrong and move to the next worksheet question

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