Dividing for Equal Parts: Fun Math Challenges!

A bakery made 120 cookies. If they want to pack them into boxes with 8 cookies each, how many boxes will they need? If there are any leftover cookies, how many will there be?

• 15 boxes, 0 leftover cookies

• 12 boxes, 6 leftover cookies

• 16 boxes, 0 leftover cookies

• 14 boxes, 2 leftover cookies

Sarah has 45 marbles. She wants to share them equally among her 6 friends. How many marbles will each friend get, and how many marbles will be left over?

• Each friend gets 7 marbles, and 3 marbles are left over.

• Each friend gets 5 marbles, and 15 marbles are left over.

• Each friend gets 8 marbles, and 1 marble is left over.

• Each friend gets 6 marbles, and 9 marbles are left over.

A farmer has 250 apples. He wants to put them into bags that can hold 15 apples each. How many full bags can he fill, and how many apples will be left over?

• 15 full bags and 25 apples left over

• 17 full bags and 5 apples left over

• 16 full bags and 10 apples left over

• 14 full bags and 20 apples left over

A school is organizing a field trip for 150 students. If each bus can carry 30 students, how many buses are needed? If there are any students left without a bus, how many will that be?

• 5 buses, 0 students left without a bus

• 6 buses, 0 students left without a bus

• 4 buses, 2 students left without a bus

• 5 buses, 10 students left without a bus

Tom has 96 stickers. He wants to give them equally to his 8 friends. How many stickers will each friend receive, and how many stickers will Tom have left?

• Each friend receives 10 stickers, and Tom has 16 stickers left.

• Each friend receives 12 stickers, and Tom has 0 stickers left.

• Each friend receives 15 stickers, and Tom has 6 stickers left.

• Each friend receives 8 stickers, and Tom has 32 stickers left.

A toy store has 360 toys. If they want to display them in groups of 12, how many groups can they make? If there are any toys left over, how many will that be?

• 28 groups, 4 toys left over

• 30 groups, 0 toys left over

• 32 groups, 1 toy left over

• 25 groups, 5 toys left over

Lisa bought 250 balloons for a party. If she wants to tie them in bunches of 10, how many bunches can she make, and how many balloons will be left over?

• 15 bunches, 25 balloons left over

• 30 bunches, 5 balloons left over

• 25 bunches, 0 balloons left over

• 20 bunches, 10 balloons left over

A library has 1,200 books. If they want to arrange them on shelves that can hold 25 books each, how many shelves will they need? If there are any books left over, how many will that be?

• 49 shelves, 1 book left over

• 50 shelves, 0 books left over

• 48 shelves, 0 books left over

• 45 shelves, 5 books left over

A gardener has 180 flowers. If he wants to plant them in rows of 15, how many rows can he plant, and how many flowers will be left?

• 10 rows, 30 flowers left

• 12 rows, 0 flowers left

• 15 rows, 0 flowers left

• 9 rows, 15 flowers left

A pizza shop made 200 pizzas. If they want to box them in groups of 5, how many boxes will they need, and how many pizzas will be left over?

• 40 boxes, 0 pizzas left over

• 39 boxes, 1 pizza left over

• 41 boxes, 0 pizzas left over

• 38 boxes, 2 pizzas left over