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4th Grade Fraction Word Problems

This document provides 5 word problems involving multiplying fractions by whole numbers. The problems involve topics like sharing candy among friends, calculating sushi eaten over multiple days, filling bottles with ketchup, feeding people at a pizza party, and determining cocoa powder needed for baking cupcakes. Each problem shows the work and has a circled answer key in the subsequent section.

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4th Grade Fraction Word Problems

This document provides 5 word problems involving multiplying fractions by whole numbers. The problems involve topics like sharing candy among friends, calculating sushi eaten over multiple days, filling bottles with ketchup, feeding people at a pizza party, and determining cocoa powder needed for baking cupcakes. Each problem shows the work and has a circled answer key in the subsequent section.

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Word Problems: Multiplying Fractions By Whole Numbers

Directions | Carefully read each question, identify the key information, show all of your work, and circle your final answer!

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1.) James and four of his friends each have 𝟓 of a bag of candy. How many bags of candy
do they have in total?

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2.) Moses eats 𝟕 of a sushi roll for lunch for three days in a row. How much sushi did he eat
during those three days?

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3.) Rick has 8 glass bottles that are 𝟒 filled with ketchup. If he pours all of the ketchup
together, how many of the glass bottles can he fill completely?

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4.) There are 15 people at a pizza party. If each person eats 𝟏𝟔 of a pizza, how many pizzas
will be needed to feed everyone at the party?

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5.) Jeanie is a baker. She is using a chocolate cupcake recipe that calls for using 𝟒 of a bag
of cocoa powder to make one dozen cupcakes. How many bags of cocoa powder will
she need if she wants to make 10 dozen chocolate cupcakes?

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Key:
1.) 4 bags of candy
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2.) He ate 𝟕 of a sushi roll
3.) 6 bottles of ketchup
4.) 3 pizzas
5.) 8 bags of sugar

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