Long Division Test Prep

Long Division Test Prep

Be sure to take your time and read each question CAREFULLY!

Multiple Choice

What is the quotient of  $$39482\div32?$$  

• 11133 R26

• 1233 R26

• 15000

• 123 R45

​Read and solve the problem, then enter your answers on the following slides.

​JimBob needs to pack 5,762 apples into crates to ship to supermarkets. Each crate can only hold 25 apples. Find the quotient, then use your solution to answer the following questions.

Multiple Choice

True or False:  JimBob can ship all the apples using 230 crates.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False:  JimBob can ship all the apples using 231 crates.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False:  At least one of the crates will not be completely full.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False:  The dividend in the division problem is 25 and the divisor is 5,762.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Which expressions below have a quotient of 182? Select all that apply.

• $$2912\div16$$  

• $$7665\div42$$  

• $$4368\div24$$  

​Read and solve the problem, then enter your answers on the following slides.

​JimBob has 14,873 Pokemon cards in his collection. JimBob bought notebooks to store the cards in. Each notebook can hold 85 cards. Find the quotient and use this information to answer the following questions.

Copy the question, then find the missing numbers that go in the boxes (test your answers!). You will enter your answers on the following slides.

​Read and solve the problem in order to analyze Sam's error.

Sam is going to package 29,873 marbles into bags. Each bag holds 60 marbles. How many bags will Sam need? Identify and explain the error in his work, then answer the following questions.

​Sam's incorrect work:

Compare your work to Sam's incorrect solution. What did he do wrong? Answer on the following Slide.

Multiple Select

Identify Sam's error(s).  Select all that apply.

• If Sam checked his work, he would find that 4817x60+53 equals 289,073, which is not the dividend.

• Sam should have multiplied by 9 instead of 8 so he would subtract 540 instead of 480.

• Sam forgot to add a zero to the end of his quotient since 60 can't go into 53.

• When Sam subtracted 587-480, the remainder was 107. Since the remainder was bigger than the divisor, he should have multiplied with a larger number.