Which statement must be true to determine if the fraction 1/3 represents a larger quantity than the fraction 1/4?

The denominators are different.

The fractions are parts of circles.

Leo has a large pizza and eats 1/2 of it. Mia has a small pizza and eats 1/2 of it. Which statement is correct?

They ate the same amount of pizza.

It is impossible to compare who ate more.

Yes, because one of five parts is shaded.

No, because the parts are not of equal size.

Yes, because the shape is a rectangle.

No, because `1/5` is too small.

If the fractions refer to two identical gardens.

If one garden has 4 sections and the other has 2.

If the gardens grow the same vegetables.

This statement is never correct.