Missing Fractions worksheet for students to complete by filling in the blanks on number lines.

Let’s solve each number line step by step.

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Problem 1:

We have a number line from 0 to 1, divided into 10 equal parts (since we see denominators of 10).

The marks are at:
- 0
- ? → this is the first tick after 0 → should be 1/10
- 2/10
- 3/10
- ? → next after 3/10 → 4/10
- 5/10
- ? → next after 5/10 → 6/10
- ? → next after 6/10 → 7/10
- 8/10
- 9/10
- 1

So missing fractions in order:
→ First blank: 1/10
→ Second blank: 4/10
→ Third blank: 6/10
→ Fourth blank: 7/10

*(Note: We can simplify these later if needed, but since the given ones like 2/10, 3/10 etc. are not simplified, we’ll keep them as tenths.)*

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Problem 2:

Number line from 0 to 1, with some fractions labeled: 1/4, 2/4, and then blanks.

Since 2/4 = 1/2, and we’re going to 1, it looks like the line is divided into 4 equal parts.

So the full sequence should be:
- 0 → but wait, the first box is before 1/4? Let’s check positions.

Actually, looking at the spacing:

It shows:
[blank] — 1/4 — 2/4 — [blank] — 1

If 1/4 and 2/4 are marked, and assuming equal spacing, then:

From 0 to 1, divided into 4 parts → each part is 1/4.

So:
- Start at 0 → but the first box is *before* 1/4? That doesn’t make sense unless the first box IS 0.

Wait — let’s re-read the diagram description.

In problem 2, it says:

“□ — 1/4 — 2/4 — □ — 1”

That suggests 5 points total: start, 1/4, 2/4, ?, 1.

If evenly spaced, then the distance between each mark is 1/4.

So:
- Point 1: 0 → so first box = 0
- Point 2: 1/4
- Point 3: 2/4
- Point 4: 3/4 → second box = 3/4
- Point 5: 1

Yes! So missing fractions:
→ First blank: 0
→ Second blank: 3/4

But wait — the first box is drawn *