Math Gr3 Unit 4 Extending Multiplication & Division RETEST

Lisa made paper chains. She used 42 links. If she made 7 chains, how many links were on each chain?

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• 7

• 6

• 5

Rosie made 6 towers of blocks with 13 blocks in each tower. How many blocks were used to build all of the towers? Solve the problem, and enter your answer in the box.

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Vincent runs 35 miles in 7 days. He runs the same amount of miles each day. Which array can be used to find the number of miles he runs each day?

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Ms. Roberts was going to buy donuts for her students to celebrate the last day of school. She went to the store and bought 4 dozen assorted donuts. If she gives each table group 8 donuts, to how many groups can she give donuts?

• 6

• 12

• 32

• 48

Eggs can be sold by the dozen or half-dozen. Which table correctly shows the number of eggs sold in different amounts of half-dozen cartons?

Ava and Logan went to the book fair. Ava spent $5 at the book fair. The amount Logan spent at the book fair is represented by the expression below. 2x5 Which statement is true?

• Logan spent twice as much as Ava at the book fair.

• Ava spent twice as much as Logan at the book fair.

• Logan spent five times as much as Ava at the book fair.

• Ava spent five times as much as Logan at the book fair.

Marsha was helping her grandpa clean the barn. She saw 6 spiders. Each spider had 8 legs. Which model and equation do NOT represent the number of spider legs Marsha saw?

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Amari is arranging photos in her photo album. She will place photos with an equal number on each page. The table shows the number of photos on different numbers of pages.

The number of pages ​ (a)   equals the number of photos.

The number of photos ​ (b)   equals the number of pages.

• multiplied by 7
• plus 7
• divided by 7
• minus 7

Mrs. Davis has 35 smelly pencils and 25 regular pencils. If she wants to give three pencils to each student in her classroom, for how many students would she have enough pencils?

• 20

• 30

• 50

• 60

In Mrs. Khalifa's classroom, she has her students sit on a rug. There are two rugs in her classroom. One rug has 3 rows of squares with 5 squares in each row. A larger rug has 4 rows of squares with 6 squares in each row. Which number sentence can be used to find the number of square spaces on the rugs available in Mrs. Khalifa's classroom?