Lesson Worksheet: Multiplying Fractions Mathematics

In this worksheet, we will practice finding the product of two proper fractions by multiplying the numerators and denominators and writing the answer in simplest form.

Q1:

How much is 14 of 13?

  • A3
  • B112
  • C12
  • D14
  • E13

Q2:

Which of the following is equivalent to 34×26?

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E

What is the result of 34×26 in the simplest form?

  • A94
  • B1312
  • C14
  • D4
  • E1213

Q3:

Maryam divides a rectangle vertically into four equal parts.

She then divides one of those parts horizontally into three equal pieces.

She shades one of them.

What fraction of the whole shape has Isabella shaded?

Hint: Extend Maryam’s horizontal lines to help.

  • A312
  • B112
  • C34
  • D13
  • E14

Q4:

Which of the following models represents 16 of 23?

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E

Find the value of 16×23 in the simplest form.

  • A9
  • B14
  • C19
  • D4
  • E56

Q5:

True or False: The given model represents the multiplication equation 24×12=28.

  • AFalse
  • BTrue

Q6:

Find 12 of 15 using models.

  • A12
  • B15
  • C10
  • D110
  • E5

Q7:

Find the product of 52 and 34 using models.

  • A206
  • B154
  • C815
  • D158

Q8:

Sarah spends 18 of her day relaxing. She spends 34 of this time drawing. What fraction of her day does she spend drawing?

  • A244
  • B18
  • C34
  • D332
  • E328

Q9:

Write a fraction equation to find what fraction of the given figure is shaded.

  • A27×64=628
  • B27×34=624
  • C27×34=628
  • D27×34=328
  • E26×34=628

Q10:

Fawaz usually runs 75 of a running track in one hour. What fraction of the running track does he run in 12 h?

  • A1410
  • B75
  • C145
  • D107
  • E710

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