After learning How to Get the Greatest Common Factor of Two Numbers, let’s have a quiz! The greatest common factor is used to reduce a fraction to lowest terms, so I included such items on the quiz below.

To reduce a fraction to lowest terms, get the greatest common factor of the numerator and the denominator, and then divide

Greatest Common Factor Quiz

Part 1: Get the greatest common factor of the following numbers.

1.) 12 and 15
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2.) 18 and 28 
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3.) 36 and 45
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4.) 56 and 72
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5.) 26 and 65
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6.) 8, 12, and 64
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7.) 30, 45, and 54

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8.) 10 and 31
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Part 2: Reduce the following fractions to lowest terms.

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10.)
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11.)
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12.)
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You might also want to read How to Convert Fractions to Lowest Terms.