Fraction Word Problems Worksheet
The method (Find the fraction sum): Underline the whole and the fraction in the story. “Of” means multiply; “left” means subtract from the whole; “each gets” means multiply or divide. An over has 6 balls: 1/2 over = 3 balls, 1/3 over = 2 balls.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.Anaya has ₹45, spends 1/5 of it on books and 2/3 of it on a cricket ball. How many rupees are left?
- 2.A team scores 50 runs. 2/5 of the runs come from fours. How many runs come from fours?
- 3.Mother makes 16 rotis. The family eats 1/4 of them at lunch. How many rotis are left?
- 4.In 2 overs (12 balls), 9 balls are fours. What fraction of the balls are fours? =
- 5.An over has 6 balls. A bowler bowls 8 1/2 overs. How many balls is that?
- 6.A team scores 114 runs. 1/6 of the runs come from fours. How many runs do not come from fours?
- 7.Each child at a party eats 1/3 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 3 children?
- 8.A team scores 38 runs. 1/2 of the runs come from fours. How many runs come from fours?
- 9.An over has 6 balls. A bowler bowls 6 2/3 overs. How many balls is that?
- 10.Mother makes 6 rotis. The family eats 1/3 of them at lunch. How many rotis are left?
- 11.Mother makes 20 rotis. The family eats 1/5 of them at lunch. How many rotis are left?
- 12.Each child at a party eats 1/4 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 4 children?
- 13.An over has 6 balls. A bowler bowls 3 1/3 overs. How many balls is that?
- 14.An over has 6 balls. A bowler bowls 3 1/2 overs. How many balls is that?
- 15.A team scores 114 runs. 1/6 of the runs come from fours. How many runs come from fours?
- 16.In 2 overs (12 balls), 8 balls are singles. What fraction of the balls are singles? =
- 17.Mother makes 10 rotis. The family eats 4/5 of them at lunch. How many rotis are left?
- 18.Each child at a party eats 1/4 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 8 children?
- 19.In 1 over (6 balls), 2 balls are dot balls. What fraction of the balls are dot balls? =
- 20.Each child at a party eats 3/4 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 16 children?
- 21.An over has 6 balls. A bowler bowls 2 1/2 overs. How many balls is that?
- 22.Aarav has ₹40, spends 1/4 of it on books and 1/2 of it on a cricket ball. How many rupees are left?
- 23.Each child at a party eats 1/4 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 16 children?
- 24.In 1 over (6 balls), 5 balls are singles. What fraction of the balls are singles? =
- 25.In 2 overs (12 balls), 5 balls are fours. What fraction of the balls are fours? =
- 26.Ishaan has ₹48, spends 1/4 of it on books and 2/3 of it on a cricket ball. How many rupees are left?
- 27.A team scores 40 runs. 4/5 of the runs come from fours. How many runs do not come from fours?
- 28.Rohan has ₹210, spends 3/5 of it on books and 1/6 of it on a cricket ball. How many rupees are left?
- 29.Each child at a party eats 1/3 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 9 children?
- 30.Mother makes 18 rotis. The family eats 5/6 of them at lunch. How many rotis are left?
- 31.Mother makes 9 rotis. The family eats 1/3 of them at lunch. How many rotis are left?
- 32.Rohan has ₹54, spends 1/6 of it on books and 1/6 of it on a cricket ball. How many rupees are left?
- 33.Sara has ₹30, spends 2/5 of it on books and 2/5 of it on a cricket ball. How many rupees are left?
- 34.Riya has ₹135, spends 1/3 of it on books and 1/5 of it on a cricket ball. How many rupees are left?
- 35.Each child at a party eats 1/4 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 12 children?
- 36.Each child at a party eats 1/2 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 2 children?
- 37.A team scores 30 runs. 2/5 of the runs come from fours. How many runs do not come from fours?
- 38.Each child at a party eats 2/3 of a pizza. How many pizzas are needed for 12 children?
- 39.Mother makes 8 rotis. The family eats 1/4 of them at lunch. How many rotis are left?
- 40.A team scores 36 runs. 5/6 of the runs come from fours. How many runs do not come from fours?
Answer key
- 6
- 20
- 12
- 3/4
- 51
- 95
- 1
- 19
- 40
- 4
- 16
- 1
- 20
- 21
- 19
- 2/3
- 2
- 2
- 1/3
- 12
- 15
- 10
- 4
- 5/6
- 5/12
- 4
- 8
- 49
- 3
- 3
- 6
- 36
- 6
- 63
- 3
- 1
- 18
- 8
- 6
- 6
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