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Grade 5 Math Worksheet
Use the line plot to answer each question.
How many measure 1/2?
How many were measured in all?
Use the picture in question 1.
What is the greatest measure?
Use the picture in question 1.
How many more are at 1/2 than at 1/4?
Use the picture in question 1.
How long are the ones at 1/2 together? feet
Use the picture in question 1.
How much longer is the greatest measure than the least? feet
Use the picture in question 1.
A line plot shows measurements as marks above a number line, one mark for each object, and when the measurements are fractions it lets a child count, compare and add them. On this fifth grade sheet one line plot is printed once, and six questions ask how many objects have a measure, how many in all, and how long the objects at one mark are together. Each version has a different plot about something measured in fractions of a unit, and the answer key gives all six answers.
Common Core standard: 5.MD.B.2
Three marks above 1/2 foot mean three objects are 1/2 foot long; together they measure 3 × 1/2 = 1 1/2 feet.
Counting the number on the line instead of the marks above it.
Each mark is one object. Count the marks above the number to find how many objects have that measure.
Counting the number on the line instead of the marks above it.
Each mark is one object. Count the marks above the number to find how many objects have that measure.
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