4.NBT.6 Review

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What is the total number of people (kids and adults) going on the field trip if there are 13 kids and 4 adults?

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17 people (13 kids + 4 adults).

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If each car holds 4 passengers, how many cars are needed for 17 people?

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5 cars (17 ÷ 4 = 4 R1, so 5 cars are needed).

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How many packages of Skittles does Mr. Bull have if he bought 341 packages and split them among 7 groups?

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48 packages of Skittles (341 ÷ 7 = 48 R5).

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What is the remainder when 341 packages of Skittles are divided among 7 groups?

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5 packages of Skittles (the remainder).

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If a school has a budget of $2,156 and each agenda costs $9, how do you find out how many agendas can be purchased?

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Divide the total budget by the cost of each agenda (2156 ÷ 9).

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How many agendas can the school purchase with a budget of $2,156 if each costs $9?

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239 agendas (2156 ÷ 9 = 239).

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If there are 184 2nd graders and each 4th grader reads to 4 2nd graders, how do you find the number of 4th graders needed?

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Divide the total number of 2nd graders by 4 (184 ÷ 4).

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How many 4th graders are needed to read to 184 2nd graders if each reads to 4?

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46 4th graders (184 ÷ 4 = 46).

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If a hotel elevator holds 8 people and 367 people used it, how do you calculate the number of trips?

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Divide the total number of people by the elevator capacity (367 ÷ 8).

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What is the fewest number of trips the elevator had to make for 367 people?

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46 trips (367 ÷ 8 = 45 R7, so 46 trips are needed).