Math Drills

Fractions Review

C-2

Word Problems (Addition)

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What this worksheet covers

Grade: Grade 4 (Elementary School)
Topic: Fractions

Mixed numbers join in here, and calculations that treat the whole-number part and the fraction part separately begin. Once same-denominator addition and subtraction are confirmed through Calculation, Fill in the Blank and Word Problems, the work moves to subtraction With Borrowing, whole number minus fraction, whole number minus mixed number, and sums of three fractions.

When borrowing with mixed numbers, children take 1 from the whole-number part without adding the denominator to the numerator, so the numerator comes out short by exactly the denominator. For 3 minus 1 and 3/4, some subtract only the whole numbers and copy the fraction part straight into the answer.

The basic move of adding or subtracting fractions while the denominators stay fixed was already covered once in Fractions in grade 3. What is added here is the mixed number, a whole-number part fused to a fraction, and denominators keep matching until grade 5, when Properties of Fractions introduces the technique of finding a common one.

Adding Fractions with the Same Denominator · Word Problems1 question
Addition of Mixed Numbers · Word Problems1 question
Subtracting Fractions with the Same Denominator · Word Problems1 question
Subtraction of Mixed Numbers · Word Problems1 question

Questions & answers

Problems and answers on this worksheet

These are the problems in “Fractions”, shown with their answers.

(1)While playing at the park, Olivia has blue rope of 7/11m. She tied on 9/11m more. What is the total amount of blue rope in how many m? Answer □
Answer: 1 5/11m
(2)While watering the garden, Riley got ready 1 2/9L of water. They poured in 2 3/9L more. In total, how many L of water are there? Answer □
Answer: 3 5/9L
(3)During art class, Hannah prepared 19/11L of paint. If she uses 10/11L to paint the wall, how much paint is left, in how many L? Answer □
Answer: 9/11L
(4)For his club, Henry prepared 2 9/11m of pole. To put up a tent he cut off 2/11m. How many m of pole are left? Answer □
Answer: 2 7/11m