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Quiz Me: Finding the highest common factor from prime factors

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Quiz Me: Finding the lowest common multiple from prime factors

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Quiz Me: When a problem calls for the lowest common multiple

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Quiz Me: A sharing problem solved by the highest common factor

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Quiz Me: The next time two repeating events happen together

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Quiz Me: A reasoning puzzle that needs the lowest common multiple

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Quiz Me: Making sure both quantities are in the same unit first

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Quiz Me: Adding the numerator before writing the answer

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Quiz Me: Writing the remainder as the fraction part

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Quiz Me: Reducing a fraction in several smaller steps

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Quiz Me: Ordering fractions by comparing each with a half

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Quiz Me: What the numerator counts

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Practice: Reducing the fraction once it is written

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Quiz Me: Writing both fractions with the new denominator

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Quiz Me: Subtracting fractions with different denominators

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Quiz Me: Cancelling a common factor across two fractions

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Quiz Me: A word problem multiplying a fraction by a quantity

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Quiz Me: What the common denominator makes equal

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Practice: Multiplying three fractions in one calculation

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Quiz Me: Comparing the tenths, then the hundredths

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