This challenging worksheet anchors fractions in everyday situations. Part A is multiple choice: Jake eats one-fourth of 12 raisins, a ribbon is cut into 3 equal pieces, students compare one-half of 8 with one-fourth of 8, and Emma shares 9 strawberries equally among 3 friends. Part B fills in answers for one-third of 21 buttons, one-half of 10 oranges, one-fourth of a 24-hour day, the fraction shaded when 2 of 4 parts are colored, and one-third of 12 eggs. By the end, second graders can split groups fairly, name the fraction each share gets, and check whether halves really beat fourths.

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Busy Bee
Fractions: Halves, Thirds, and Fourths
Grade 2
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Jake has 12 raisins. He eats one-fourth of them. How many raisins does he eat?
 A) 2
 B) 3
 C) 4
 D) 6
2. A ribbon is cut into 3 equal pieces. What fraction is each piece?
 A) 12
 B) 13
 C) 14
 D) 33
3. Which is greater: one-half of 8 or one-fourth of 8?
 A) One-half of 8
 B) One-fourth of 8
 C) They are equal
 D) Cannot tell
4. Emma shares 9 strawberries equally among 3 friends. Each friend gets what fraction of the strawberries?
 A) 12
 B) 14
 C) 13
 D) 19
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) One-third of 21 buttons is 7 buttons.
2) One-half of 10 oranges is 5 oranges.
3) One-fourth of a day has 6 hours. (Hint: A day has 24 hours.)
4) If you shade 2 out of 4 equal parts, the fraction shaded is 2/4.
5) One-third of 12 eggs is 4 eggs.
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