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Maths Quiz - Year 1 Fractions - Halves (Questions)

In KS1 Maths, a half means two equal parts. We split shapes, sets, or numbers into two, then check both parts match exactly.

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Fascinating Fact:

Colour half of a rectangle. Check both coloured and uncoloured parts are equal.

In KS1 Maths, a fraction shows equal parts of a whole. A half is one of two equal parts, written as 1/2. Practise fair sharing and quick splits, then try our Division Game to see how halving links to sharing into two equal groups.

  • Fraction: A way to show equal parts of a whole, like halves or quarters.
  • Half (1/2): One of two equal parts of a shape, set, or number.
  • Equal parts: Parts that are exactly the same size or amount.
What is a half in Year 1 maths?

A half is one of two equal parts. If a pizza is cut into two same-size pieces, each piece is a half.

How do I check if I have coloured half a shape?

Fold or imagine a fold down the middle. If the coloured and uncoloured parts match exactly, you have coloured a half.

Can I find half of a number in Year 1?

Yes. Share the items into two equal groups. If each group has the same amount, that amount is half of the number.

1.
[ ] Cut it into 4 slices
[ ] Cut it into 2 equal parts
[ ] Share it with some friends
[ ] Eat some quickly
2.
[ ] Cut some out
[ ] Share them into two equal groups
[ ] Put them into 4 piles
[ ] Put them in a bag
3.
[ ] Subtracting 2
[ ] Adding 2
[ ] Multiplying by 2
[ ] Dividing by 2
4.
[ ] 6
[ ] 12
[ ] 14
[ ] 24
5.
[ ] 8
[ ] 5
[ ] 20
[ ] 35
6.
[ ] 16
[ ] 14
[ ] 22
[ ] 10
7.
[ ] 7
[ ] 6
[ ] 5
[ ] 10
8.
[ ] 14
[ ] 10
[ ] 16
[ ] 9
9.
[ ] 2
[ ] 16
[ ] 6
[ ] 4
10.
[ ] Yes, there is a line down the middle
[ ] Yes, it has been shared between two people
[ ] Yes, there are two pieces
[ ] No, the two pieces aren’t the same size

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Fractions

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Maths Quiz - Year 1 Fractions - Halves (Answers)
1.
[ ] Cut it into 4 slices
[x] Cut it into 2 equal parts
[ ] Share it with some friends
[ ] Eat some quickly
The two halves should be exactly the same size
2.
[ ] Cut some out
[x] Share them into two equal groups
[ ] Put them into 4 piles
[ ] Put them in a bag
Each group should have exactly the same number of stars
3.
[ ] Subtracting 2
[ ] Adding 2
[ ] Multiplying by 2
[x] Dividing by 2
Halving means sharing into 2 equal groups or parts
4.
[x] 6
[ ] 12
[ ] 14
[ ] 24
12 ÷ 2 = 6, so half of 12 is 6
5.
[ ] 8
[x] 5
[ ] 20
[ ] 35
10 shared into 2 equal groups gives 5 in each group, so half of 10 is 5
6.
[ ] 16
[ ] 14
[ ] 22
[x] 10
Sharing 20 into two equal groups would give 10 in each group
7.
[x] 7
[ ] 6
[ ] 5
[ ] 10
Half of 14 is 7
8.
[ ] 14
[ ] 10
[ ] 16
[x] 9
Half of 10 is 5, half of 8 is 4. 5 + 4 = 9
9.
[ ] 2
[ ] 16
[x] 6
[ ] 4
Using half of the eggs would be the same as using one box only
10.
[ ] Yes, there is a line down the middle
[ ] Yes, it has been shared between two people
[ ] Yes, there are two pieces
[x] No, the two pieces aren’t the same size
Halves of a shape must be identical