
Division with Standard Algorithm
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Mathematics
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5th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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4 Slides • 10 Questions
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5.3C Division Practice (Standard Algorithm)
"I'm Loving It"
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3
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Instructional Video
Remember to use place holders in blank spots to help line up the place values correctly.
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Multiple Choice
You want to design a new calendar system. You decide that there will be 384 days in one year. Each month will have 24 days. How many months will be in one year in your calendar system?
18
16
17
15
6
Multiple Choice
David Blaine set a world record for holding his breath for 1,024 seconds. How many minutes did David Blaine hold his breath (1 minute = 60 seconds)?
16 minutes 4 seconds
16 minutes
17 minutes 4 seconds
17 minutes
7
Multiple Choice
The fifth grade is having a picnic this Friday. There will be 456 people at the picnic. Each table seats 12 people. How many tables are needed?
23
15
11
38
8
Multiple Choice
The school auditorium has 448 seats arranged in 32 equal rows. How many seats are in each row?
480
14336
416
14
9
Multiple Choice
Mr. Amos has a bill of $1,260 to pay. He will make 21 equal payments. How much will each payment be?
$61
$60
$6
$600
10
Multiple Choice
Mike uses 22 ounces of lemon juice to make one pitcher of lemonade. He has 572 ounces of lemon juice. How many pitchers of lemonade can Mike make?
260
21
132
26
11
Multiple Choice
There are 321 visitors at the library. Each library table seats 12 people. How many tables are needed to seat all of the visitors? (Think: if I have any visitors left over, I will need an extra table!)
20
30
27
9
12
Multiple Choice
A farmer buys 1,920 herb plants each year. He buys the herbs in crates of 48 plants per crate. How many crates does the farmer buy?
80
60
40
75
13
Multiple Choice
It costs $216 for 18 tickets to the zoo. How much does it cost for one ticket if all the tickets are the same price?
$10
$16
$36
$12
14
Multiple Choice
At the Halloween parade, the city mayor gave a bag of candy to each person in attendance. The mayor had 24 boxes of candy and each box contained the same number of bags of candy. If there were 1,536 people in attendance at the parade and the mayor distributed all the candy with no bags left over, how many bags of candy were in each box?
54
64
73
63
5.3C Division Practice (Standard Algorithm)
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