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Line plots with fractions

Students practice reading and constructing line plots with fractional measurements, identifying the most frequent data, ordering fractions from least to greatest, and interpreting counts of data points represented by Xs. The activity is designed for 4th-grade learners.

By Edform · Mathematics · Grade 4 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New

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Questions

  1. A line plot shows the lengths of ribbons measured in inches: 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/4. Which measurement appears most often if there are 4 Xs above 3/4?
  2. Which of these are true about line plots with fractions?
  3. Put these fractional measurements in order from least to greatest as they would appear on a line plot.
  4. Fill in the blank: On a line plot, if there are 5 Xs above 1/2, then ___ data points have a length of 1/2.
  5. The line plot shows measurements at 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4. If the most Xs are above ___, that measurement is the most common.
  6. Sort these fractions into 'Less than 1/2' and 'Greater than or equal to 1/2'.
  7. Match the description to the correct line plot feature.
  8. Decide if each statement about line plots with fractions is true or false.
  9. If a line plot shows 2 Xs above 1/4, 3 Xs above 1/2, and 4 Xs above 3/4, how many data points are there in total?
  10. What is the name for the value that appears most often on a line plot?

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