Multiply or Divide Solve the problems

1. Each table in the cafeteria has 4 kids. If there are 8 kids total, how many tables are there?

• 2 kids

• 2 tables

• 32 tables

• 12 tables

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

2. Each tree along the river has 2 crows. If there are 10 crows, how many trees are there?

• 5 trees

• 20 crows

• 5 crows

• 12 trees

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

3. Each pile of laundry has 2 washcloths. If there are 6 washcloths, how many piles are there?

• 3 washcloths

• 3 piles

• 8 washcloths

• 12 piles

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

4. Tess put 5 trading cards in each box. If there were 8 boxes, how many trading cards were there?

• 13 cards

• 40 boxes

• 13 boxes

• 40 trading cards

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

5. Dawn put 6 empty soda cans in each container. If there were 8 containers, how many empty soda cans were there?

• 14 containers

• 14 soda cans

• 48 soda cans

• 48 containers

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6. Andy put 10 brownies on trays. If there were 7 trays and he put the same number of brownies on each tray, how many brownies does he have?

• 70 trays

• 17 brownies

• 70 brownies

• 17 trays

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

7. There are 5 baskets at the market with 2 sweet potatoes in each basket. How many sweet potatoes are there?

• 10 baskets

• 7 sweet potatoes

• 10 sweet potatoes

• 7 baskets

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

8. The 8 tables in the cafeteria have 16 fifth graders. If there is an equal number of fifth graders on each table, how many fifth graders are at each table?

• 8 fifth graders

• 2 fifth graders

• 24 fifth graders

• 2 tables

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

9. Mia drew 6 flowers on each note card. If there were 9 note cards, how many flowers were there?

• 25 flowers

• 54 flowers

• 54 note cards

• 15 note cards

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

10. Josie had 10 pine cones. If she placed 2 pine cones in each pile, how many piles were there?

• 12 piles

• 5 piles

• 12 pine cones

• 5 pine cones

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3