Let’s go through each problem one by one. We’re looking at shapes divided into equal parts, and we need to pick the letter that best describes how much is shaded.
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1) Circle split into 4 equal parts (quarters). All 4 are shaded → That’s
Four Quarters
→ Answer:
B
2) Circle split into 4 equal parts. Only 1 part is shaded → That’s
One Quarter
→ Answer:
B
3) Circle split into 4 equal parts. 3 parts are shaded → That’s
Three Quarters
→ Answer:
C
4) Rectangle split into 2 equal parts (halves). Both are shaded → That’s
Two Halves
→ Answer:
A
5) Rectangle split into 4 equal parts. Only 1 part is shaded → That’s
One Quarter
→ Answer:
B
6) Rectangle split into 4 equal parts. All 4 are shaded → That’s
Four Fourths (which equals one whole)
→ Answer:
B
7) Rectangle split into 4 equal horizontal strips. Only 1 strip is shaded → That’s
One Fourth
→ Answer:
B
8) Rectangle split into 4 equal horizontal strips. 3 strips are shaded → That’s
Three-Fourths
→ Answer:
B
9) Rectangle split into 2 equal parts (top and bottom). Bottom half is shaded → That’s
One Half
→ Answer:
C
10) Square split into 4 equal parts. Only 1 part is shaded → That’s
One Quarter
→ Answer:
A
11) Square split into 4 equal parts. Only 1 part is shaded → That’s
One Quarter
→ Answer:
C
12) Square split into 4 equal parts. All 4 are shaded → That’s
Four Quarters
→ Answer:
A
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Final Answer:
1. B
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. B
8. B
9. C
10. A
11. C
12. A
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of naming fractions worksheet.