This Grade 5 worksheet practices converting fractions with denominators 10, 100, and 1000 to decimals using place value. Grade 5 learners convert 7/10 to 0.7, 23/100 to 0.23, and 156/1000 to 0.156, using zero placeholders when needed. Fill-in and matching items support Grade 5 fluency with tenths, hundredths, and thousandths conversions for clarity. Grade 5 students master conversions. Grade 5 students gain confidence.
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Converting Fractions and Decimals
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. In Grade 5, the fraction 7/10 written as a decimal using tenths place value is exactly 0.7 in standard form.
2. A Grade 5 student converts 23/100 to a decimal using hundredths place value and writes the answer as 0.23 exactly.
3. Grade 5 learners write 156/1000 as a decimal using thousandths place value and the correct decimal form is 0.156.
4. When a Grade 5 student writes 9/100 as a decimal, they include a zero placeholder so the answer becomes 0.09 exactly.
5. A Grade 5 student rewrites the fraction 4/10 as an equivalent fraction with denominator 100, getting 40/100 as the result.
6. In Grade 5, the fraction 80/100 simplified to lowest terms gives 4/5 as the simplest form fraction answer.
7. A Grade 5 student converts the decimal 0.9 to a fraction with denominator 10 and writes the answer as 9/10 exactly.
8. Grade 5 learners write the decimal 0.45 as a fraction with denominator 100 and the correct equivalent fraction is 45/100.
9. When a Grade 5 student converts 250/1000 to simplest form, dividing top and bottom carefully, the final answer is 1/4.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
Grade 5: 3/10 as a decimal
→ 0.3
0.3
Grade 5: 47/100 as a decimal
→ 0.47
0.47
Grade 5: 125/1000 as a decimal
→ 0.125
0.125
Grade 5: 6/10 as a decimal
→ 0.6
0.6
Converting Fractions and Decimals
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) In Grade 5, the fraction 7/10 written as a decimal using tenths place value is exactly 0.7 in standard form.
2) A Grade 5 student converts 23/100 to a decimal using hundredths place value and writes the answer as 0.23 exactly.
3) Grade 5 learners write 156/1000 as a decimal using thousandths place value and the correct decimal form is 0.156.
4) When a Grade 5 student writes 9/100 as a decimal, they include a zero placeholder so the answer becomes 0.09 exactly.
5) A Grade 5 student rewrites the fraction 4/10 as an equivalent fraction with denominator 100, getting 40/100 as the result.
6) In Grade 5, the fraction 80/100 simplified to lowest terms gives 4/5 as the simplest form fraction answer.
7) A Grade 5 student converts the decimal 0.9 to a fraction with denominator 10 and writes the answer as 9/10 exactly.
8) Grade 5 learners write the decimal 0.45 as a fraction with denominator 100 and the correct equivalent fraction is 45/100.
9) When a Grade 5 student converts 250/1000 to simplest form, dividing top and bottom carefully, the final answer is 1/4.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Grade 5: 3/10 as a decimal
→ 0.3
0.3
Grade 5: 47/100 as a decimal
→ 0.47
0.47
Grade 5: 125/1000 as a decimal
→ 0.125
0.125
Grade 5: 6/10 as a decimal
→ 0.6
0.6
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