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This set of five multiple-choice items gives students practice across the major fraction operations: comparing, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing. Use this activity in practice mode so students receive immediate feedback after each submission. Provide simple manipulatives (fraction circles or fraction strips) or paper for students who need concrete support. Use the open-ended explanations (if you collect them separately) to look for correct reasoning: a high-quality answer explains why the chosen fraction is larger (for the compare question), shows correct addition or subtraction steps with like denominators, writes multiplication as repeated addition or uses equal groups for fraction×whole-number problems, and explains the idea of grouping when dividing by a unit fraction. Grade open responses as correct or incorrect based on whether the student shows a correct numerical result and a clear, logical explanation that matches the operation used.