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Year 2 Fractions - Numbers
Numbers can be divided into two halves or four quarters.

Year 2 Fractions - Numbers

This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Maths and Numeracy for children aged 6 and 7 in year 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with finding fractions of numbers.

Finding fractions of numbers means being able to understand that a number split into two equal groups has been halved, and that a number split into four equal groups has been quartered. Children in Year 2 should also recognise the equivalence of two quarters equalling one half, and also that three quarters is greater than a half, but less than the whole. Using division is key when working out and finding fractions of whole numbers.

Help your child get used to dealing with parts of numbers by reading our Learning Fractions page. It’s really useful.

Question 1
Which is greater: 04 14 24 or 34?
04
14
24
34
Three of the quarters would be more than two, one or none of them!
Question 2
What is 20 halved?
8
12
2
10
Halving a number is the same as dividing it by 2
Question 3
What is half of 8?
4
2
16
8
4 + 4 = 8 so half of 8 is 4
Question 4
What is a quarter of 12?
6
4
3
48
12 divided into 4 equal parts is 3
Question 5
How do you find a quarter of a number?
Divide it by 4
Divide it by 2
Multiply it by 4
Multiply it by 2
Find a quarter by dividing the number into 4 equal parts
Question 6
What is 14 of 20?
4
5
10
40
20 ÷ 4 = 5 so 14 of 20 is 5
Question 7
To find half of a number, you should divide it by...
1
4
2
8
Both halves must be equal and identical
Question 8
Two quarters is the same as...
14
12
18
15
If you put two quarters together, they make a half
Question 9
What is 12 of 12?
10
24
4
6
6 + 6 = 12 so 12 of 12 is 6
Question 10
Which is greater: half of 10 or a quarter of 20?
They are both the same
Half of 10
A quarter of 20
Five
Half of 10 is 5 and a quarter of 20 is also 5!
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Fractions

Author:  Angela Smith

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