Estimate the quotient Close to 0, Close to 1, Much larger than 1

When is divisor is close in size with the dividend, the quotient is close to 1.

When the dividend is much larger than the divisor the quotient will be much larger than 1.

If you share 5000 candy bars with 99 people, you will get much more than a candy bar.

When the divisor is much larger than the dividend, the quotient is closer to 0. Think about sharing $25 with 250 people... You would not get much money at all ($0.10).

When is divisor is close in size with the dividend, the quotient is close to 1.

When the divisor is much larger than the dividend, the quotient is closer to 0.

When the dividend is much larger than the divisor the quotient will be much larger than 1.

If you broke $5 into nickels (0.05) you would have a lot of nickels. 100 to be exact.

When the divisor is much bigger than the dividend the quotient is closer to 0.

If you start with a 1/5 of a cake and share it equally with 20 people, each person is not going to get much of the cake (1 = the whole cake).