Math Unit 3 CP1 Illuminate Review

​This lesson will include the questions first and then the option to view the question and answer accordingly.

Multiple Choice

Look at the table below.  This is a model for the multiplication sentence.

6x8=48

Which division sentence is modeled by the same table?

• 9%3=3

• 48%6=8

  46%8=6

• 3%3=1

• 8x48=6

  6x48=8

Multiple Choice

Joe’s uncle is in town for 14 days.  How many weeks is his uncle in town?  (There are 7 days in 1 week.)

Write an equation, and solve.

• 14 % 7=2

• 7 % 14=2

• 14 x 7=2

• 14 x 7 = 98

Multiple Choice

Isaac is putting the doughnuts shown into boxes.  Each box can hold 3 doughnuts.  How many doughnut boxes will be filled completely?

• 6

• 5

• 8

• 1

Multiple Choice

Joe’s uncle is in town for 49 days.  How many weeks is his uncle in town?  (There are 7 days in 1 week.)

  

Write an equation, and solve.

• 49 x 7= 343

• 7 % 49=7

• 49 % 7= 7

• 49-7= 42

Multiple Choice

There are 24 cups needed to fill up a bucket.  Each water bottle holds 6 cups of water.  How many water bottles are needed to finish filling up the bucket?  

Write an equation and solve.

• 6 x 24= 4

• 24 % 6= 4

• 4 %26= 6

• 24 x 4= 96

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There are 18 cups needed to fill up a bucket.  Each water bottle holds 6 cups of water.  How many water bottles are needed to finish filling up the bucket?  

Write an equation and solve.

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Barbara has some dogs.  All of her dogs have 4 legs.  How many legs do 6 dogs have?

 

Write an equation and solve.

Multiple Choice

Barbara has some dogs.  All of her dogs have 4 legs.  How many legs do 5 dogs have?

 

Write an equation and solve.

• 4x5=20

  5x4=20

• 20x5=4

  20x4=5

• 5%4=20

• 20x5=100

Multiple Choice

Which expression is equal to 9x3?

• (5x3)+(4x3)

• 3x(4x5)

• (5+9)x3

• 3+(3x6)

Multiple Choice

Which expression is equal to 8x5?

• 5+3

• (4x5)+(4x5)

• 8x(3+5)

• 5+(3+6)

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Olivia has 16 total pieces of candy in 2 bags. She wants to find the number of pieces of candy in each bag. She wrote 2 equations to find the number of pieces of candy in each bag.

16 %__=2

__x 2= 16

What value correctly completes both equations?

Fill in the Blanks

Use the pattern to fill in the number of boulders. 

2 pebbles 20 pebbles

3 stones 30 stones

4 rocks 40 rocks

5 boulders

boulders

Fill in the Blanks

Use the pattern to fill in the number of boulders.

 

3 pebbles- 24 pebbles

4 stones- 32 stones

5 rocks- 40 rocks

6 boulders-

boulders

Multiple Select

There are 2 rows of 3 chairs each set up in the gym.  Mrs. Wolf asks the janitors to add 3 more chairs to each row.  How many chairs are there altogether?

  Write an equation and solve.

• 2x(3+3)= 12

• 2x(3x3)=9

• (2x3)x3=9

• (3+3)+2=12

Multiple Select

There are 4 rows of 2 chairs each set up in the gym.  Mrs. Wolf asks the janitors to add 2 more chairs to each row.  How many chairs are there altogether? 

Write an equation and solve.

• (4x2)+2=10

• (4x2)x2=16

• (2x2)x4=16

• 4x(2+2)=10

Multiple Select

There are 4 rows of 3 chairs each set up in the gym.  Mrs. Wolf asks the janitors to add 3 more chairs to each row.  How many chairs are there altogether? 

Write an equation and solve.

• 4x(3x3)=36

• (4+3)x3=21

• 4x(3+3)=24

• (4x3)x3=36

Multiple Choice

A school bought 6 boxes of books.  Each box has 15 books inside.

Multiple Select

There are 5 rows of 4 chairs each set up in the gym.  Mrs. Wolf asks the janitors to add 4 more chairs to each row.  How many chairs are there altogether? 

Write an equation and solve.

• 4+(4x5)=24

• (5x4)x4=80

• 5x(4x4)=80

• 5+(4x4)=80

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6 × n = 36

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5 × n = 45

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3 × n = 24

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8 × n = 64

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n x 7  = 28

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n x 9  = 63

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n x 4  = 32

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