My Math Grade 5 - Chapter 3, Lessons 11 & 12Quiz

Camila has 68 ounces of peanuts. How many 3-ounce servings can she make?

• 21 servings with 2 servings left over

• 22 servings with 0 servings left over

• 22 servings with 1 serving left over

• 22 servings with 2 servings left over

How many tables will be needed for a banquet if each table holds 8 people

and 894 people are attending the banquet?

• 111 tables with 8 people and 1 table with 5 people

• 111 tables with 8 people and 1 table with 6 people

• 111 tables with 8 people and 1 table with 7 people

• 111 tables with 8 people and 1 table with 4 people

Blake has 74 crayons. Each box holds 8 crayons.

How many boxes will he need to place all the crayons in a box?

• 9 r2; 10 boxes

• 8 r2; 9 boxes

• 9 r1; 10 boxes

• 9 r5; 10 boxes

Find the quotient and the answer for the problem.

Each cup of coffee costs $5.

How many cups of coffee can you purchase with $62?

• 10 cups

• 12 cups

• 15 cups

• 20 cups

Find the quotient and the answer for the problem.

How many vans are needed if

each van can carry 6 people and there are 49 people?

• 8 r3; 9 vans

• 7 r5; 8 vans

• 8 r1; 9 vans

• 8 r4; 9 vans

Each ticket costs $7.

How many tickets can you purchase with $100?

What is the meaning of the remainder when you solve this problem?

• You spent $14.

• You have $2 left over

• You have 2 tickets

  left over.

• You have 15 tickets.

Solve the problem.

Each ticket costs $7.

How many tickets can you purchase with $100?

• 14 tickets

• 2 tickets

• 7 tickets

• 15 tickets

There are 83 campers ready for a canoe trip.

If each canoe can hold 3 campers, how many canoes are needed?

What is the meaning of the remainder when you solve this problem?

• You need 2 canoes.

• There will be

  2 campers

  in the last canoe.

• You need 27 canoes.

• There will be

  3 campers

  in the last canoe.

Solve the problem.

There are 83 campers ready for a canoe trip.

If each canoe can hold 3 campers, how many canoes are needed?

• 20 canoes

• 27 canoes

• 28 canoes

• 3 canoes

Solve the problem.

You have 215 ounces of fruit.

How many 8-ounce servings can you make?

• 27 servings

• 8 servings

• 7 servings

• 26 servings