Fractions as Division Practice

Maria has 4 chocolate bars and wants to share them equally among 6 friends. Which equation represents the amount of chocolate each friend will receive?

John has 5 apples and wants to distribute them equally among 3 friends. Which equation represents the amount of apples each friend will receive?

Emma has 8 oranges and wants to share them equally among 4 friends. Which equation represents the amount of oranges each friend will receive?

Mrs. McGrael will pour 4 boxes of uncooked pasta into 6 bags. The same amount of pasta will be in each bag. Which division statement best represents this situation?

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Mr. Ribbon will pour 4 cups of dog food equally into 5 bowls for his pups. Which division statement best represents this situation?

A baker has 8 loaves of bread and wants to divide them equally among 10 customers. Which fraction represents the amount of bread each customer will get?

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Samantha has 5 gallons of lemonade and wants to pour it equally into 8 bowls. How much lemonade will each bowl contain?

A farmer harvested 9 pumpkins and wants to distribute them equally among 4 families. Which fraction represents the amount of pumpkin each family will receive?