<p> Grade 5 Fractions Word Problems</p><p>Name: ______Date: _____ </p><p>Question 1 John ate 1/3 of a cake and Matt ate ¼ of the same cake. What fraction of the cake was eaten?</p><p>Question 2 Peter was very thirsty and drank 2 glasses of water. There was 3/5 liter of water in the first glass and 3/8 liter In the second glass. How much water did Peter drink altogether? </p><p>Question 3 Mother bought 3 kg of sugar. She used 1/2 kg while baking cookies. How much sugar did she have left? </p><p>Question 4 Yesterday Aron ran 5 km. This morning Aron ran .4 km. How far did Aron run altogether?</p><p>Question 5 Terri and Diane ate 3 ½ health bars altogether. If Terri ate 1 ¼ bars, who ate more health bars? How much more?</p><p>Question 6 It took Laura 5 1/3 minutes to run the track. She took 3/5 minutes less to run the track on her next try. How long did she take to make both runs altogether?</p><p>Question 7 Joe spent 1/5 of his income on rent and 1/3 of his income on food. What fractional part of his income did he have left?</p><p>Question 8 Petra walked 4 1/5 km. Mandy walked 2 1/4 km less than Petra. How far did they walk altogether? </p><p>Question 9 Michael bought 2 liters of milk. He drank 2/5 liters of it and gave 3/8 liters to his brother. How much milk did Michael have left? </p><p>Question 10 The track team decided to run 3 different paths in 3 different parks. The Tomoka path was 7 1/2 km long. The Halifax path was 1 1/4 km shorter than the Tomoka. The Ocala path is ¾ km shorter than the Halifax. What is the length of the Ocala path?</p><p>Question 11 Jones ate cake. Ronnie ate cake more than Jones. How much cake did they eat altogether? </p><p>Question 12 Pete had 6 watermelons. He gave 2 ¾ watermelons to Jack and 1 ½ watermelons to Sally. How many watermelons did Pete have left?</p><p>Answers Q 1 : 7/12 Q 2 : 39/40</p><p>Q 3 : 2 1/2 </p><p>Q 4 : 5.4 km </p><p>Q 5 : Diane, 2 ¼</p><p>Q 6 : 4 11/15</p><p>Q 7 : 7/15</p><p>Q 8: 6 3/20</p><p>Q 9: 31/40 liters</p><p>Q 10: 5 ½</p><p>Q 11: 11/12</p><p>Q 12: 1 ¾ watermelons </p>