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Decimal to Fraction Worksheet

0.375 as a fraction3/8
Fraction
3/8
Percent
37.5%

Exact fraction = decimal digits over a power of ten, reduced by the greatest common divisor.

Forty decimal to fraction practice questions in four levels, with an answer key. Print it or check answers with the converter above.

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How to use the Decimal to Fraction Worksheet

  1. Print the worksheet or work on screen.
  2. Write each decimal as a fraction in simplest form.
  3. Check your answers against the key at the bottom.

How it works

Each question is solved by writing the decimal over a power of ten and simplifying by the greatest common divisor; repeating decimals use the algebra method.

How to use this worksheet

This free decimal to fraction worksheet has 40 questions in four parts, from easy tenths to repeating decimals. Print it with the Print / save as PDF button (the page prints without menus), or work through it on screen. Write each answer as a fraction in simplest form; for numbers greater than 1 a mixed number is fine. The answer key is at the end.

Need a refresher first? Read how to convert a decimal to a fraction or keep the decimal to fraction chart nearby. You can check any single answer with the converter at the top of this page.

Part A: Tenths and hundredths

#DecimalFraction in simplest form
10.5______________
20.2______________
30.75______________
40.4______________
50.25______________
60.6______________
70.05______________
80.8______________
90.15______________
100.35______________

Part B: Thousandths and eighths

#DecimalFraction in simplest form
10.125______________
20.375______________
30.625______________
40.875______________
50.064______________
60.0625______________
70.45______________
80.024______________
90.3125______________
100.175______________

Part C: Decimals greater than 1

#DecimalFraction in simplest form
11.5______________
22.25______________
33.75______________
41.125______________
54.6______________
62.08______________
75.875______________
810.5______________
93.04______________
106.4375______________

Part D: Repeating decimals

#DecimalFraction in simplest form
10.3̅______________
20.6̅______________
30.16̅______________
40.0̅9̅______________
50.2̅7̅______________
60.83̅______________
70.4̅______________
80.1̅4̅2̅8̅5̅7̅______________
91.3̅______________
100.583̅______________

Answer key

PartAnswers
Part A1) 1/2   2) 1/5   3) 3/4   4) 2/5   5) 1/4   6) 3/5   7) 1/20   8) 4/5   9) 3/20   10) 7/20
Part B1) 1/8   2) 3/8   3) 5/8   4) 7/8   5) 8/125   6) 1/16   7) 9/20   8) 3/125   9) 5/16   10) 7/40
Part C1) 1 1/2   2) 2 1/4   3) 3 3/4   4) 1 1/8   5) 4 3/5   6) 2 2/25   7) 5 7/8   8) 10 1/2   9) 3 1/25   10) 6 7/16
Part D1) 1/3   2) 2/3   3) 1/6   4) 1/11   5) 3/11   6) 5/6   7) 4/9   8) 1/7   9) 4/3   10) 7/12

Notes for teachers and parents

Part A suits students meeting decimal–fraction conversion for the first time (usually around grades 4–5). Part B adds thousandths and simplifying with larger common factors. Part C practises mixed numbers. Part D introduces repeating decimals and is usually covered around grades 7–8; it uses the algebra method explained on the repeating decimal to fraction page.

A good habit to encourage is checking every answer by dividing the numerator by the denominator — it catches both conversion and simplification mistakes.

Frequently asked questions

Is the worksheet free?

Yes — print it or save it as a PDF as often as you like.

Does it include answers?

Yes, the answer key is at the end of the page.

What level is it for?

Parts A–C suit grades 4–6; Part D (repeating decimals) suits grades 7–8.

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