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This document contains a math review for Chapter 22 with 5 questions. The review covers fractions including addition, subtraction, and comparing fractional amounts. It tests skills like adding and subtracting fractions with the same or different denominators as well as comparing fractional quantities to determine if statements are true or false.
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