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  <problem id="1">
    <question><img src="q5_6.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>five-sixths</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="2">
    <question><img src="q3_8.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>three-eighths</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="3">
    <question><img src="q1_6.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>one-sixth</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="4">
    <question><img src="q2_5.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>two-fifths</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="5">
    <question><img src="q1_2.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>one-half</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="6">
    <question><img src="q4_5.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>four-fifths</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="7">
    <question><img src="q3_4.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>three-fourths</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="8">
    <question><img src="q2_3.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>two-thirds</strong></solution>
  </problem>
  <problem id="9">
    <question><img src="q1_4.jpg" width="80" height="110" /></question>
    <solution><strong>one-fourth</strong></solution>
  </problem>
</questions>

