Math Properties Quiz

There are 4 crayons in one basket. A second basket has 3 times as many crayons. How many crayons are in the second basket?

Explain the commutative property of multiplication with an example.

Explain the associative property of multiplication with an example.

Explain the identity property of multiplication with an example.

Explain the zero property of multiplication with an example.

On the table there are 12 crayons in baskets. There are 3 crayons in each basket. How many baskets are on the table?

There are 12 crayons in a box. There are 3 crayons in each row. How many rows are in the box?

There are 12 crayons in a box. The box has 3 equal rows. How many crayons are in each row?

Compare number (scalar) unknown. Dividend tells result of comparison and divisor tells start amount. Question asks about scalar (compare number). Example -- There are 12 crayons in one basket. There are 4 crayons in a second basket. The number in the first basket is how many times as many as in the second basket?

Start number unknown. Dividend tells result of comparison and divisor tells scalar (compare number). Question asks about start number. Example -- There are 12 crayons in a basket. This is 3 times as many as the number in a second basket. How many crayons are in the second basket?