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Sorry, that is not correct. The dot on this number line does not line up with ${ \frac{1}{2} }$.

Yes! ${ \frac{2}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{1}{2} }$ because the dots line up on both number lines.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dot on this number line does not line up with ${ \frac{1}{2} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dot on this number line does not line up with ${ \frac{1}{2} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These shapes show that ${ \frac{3}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{6}{8} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These shapes show that ${ \frac{3}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{6}{8} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These shapes show that ${ \frac{3}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{6}{8} }$.

Yes! ${ \frac{3}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{6}{8} }$ .

Correct! This shape shows an equivalent part shaded because neither shape has any shading.

Sorry, that is not correct. This shape has 2 parts shaded.

Sorry, that is not correct. This shape has 2 parts shaded.

Sorry, that is not correct. This shape has 2 parts shaded.

Yes! ${ \frac{2}{4} }$ and ${ \frac{3}{6} }$ are equivalent fractions because the dots line up on the number lines.

Sorry, these fractions are not equivalent because the dots do not line up on the number lines.

Sorry, these fractions are not equivalent because the dots do not line up on the number lines.

Sorry, these fractions are not equivalent because the dots do not line up on the number lines.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dot on this number line does not line up with ${ \frac{4}{4} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dot on this number line does not line up with ${ \frac{4}{4} }$.

Yes! ${ \frac{8}{8} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{4}{4} }$ because the dots on both number lines line up.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dot on this number line does not line up with ${ \frac{4}{4} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These shapes show that ${ \frac{1}{3} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{2}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These shapes show that ${ \frac{1}{3} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{2}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These shapes show that ${ \frac{1}{3} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{2}{6} }$.

Yes! These shapes show that ${ \frac{1}{3} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{2}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. The shaded parts are not equivalent.

Correct! This shape is equivalent because ${ \frac{1}{2} }$ shaded is equivalent to ${ \frac{3}{6} }$ shaded.

Sorry, that is not correct. The shaded parts are not equivalent.

Sorry, that is not correct. The shaded parts are not equivalent.

Sorry, these fractions are not equivalent because the dots do not line up on the number lines.

Sorry, these fractions are not equivalent because the dots do not line up on the number lines.

Sorry, these fractions are not equivalent because the dots do not line up on the number lines.

Yes! ${ \frac{1}{4} }$ and ${ \frac{2}{8} }$ are equivalent fractions because the dots line up on the number lines.

Yes! ${ \frac{4}{8} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{3}{6} }$ because the dots line up.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dots on this number line do not line up with ${ \frac{3}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dots on this number line do not line up with ${ \frac{3}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. The dots on this number line do not line up with ${ \frac{3}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These fractions show that ${ \frac{2}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{4}{6} }$.

Yes! ${ \frac{2}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{4}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These fractions show that ${ \frac{2}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{4}{6} }$.

Sorry, that is not correct. These fractions show that ${ \frac{2}{4} }$ is equivalent to ${ \frac{4}{6} }$.