Two-Step Multiplication and Division word problem

A shopkeeper ordered 6 creates of pineapple. Each crate had 4 pineapples in them. The shopkeeper wanted to display them on 3 shelves.

How many pineapples will be on each shelf?

(use numbers only)

A teacher brings 4 packs of pencils to school. Each pack has 9 pencils. She has 35 students in her class.

How many pencils can she give each student?

(use numbers only)

Will there be any left over?

• She can give 13 pencils to each student. There will be 0 left over.

• She can give 1 pencil to each student. There will be 1 left over.

• She can give 2 pencils to each student. There will be 0 left over.

• She can give 4 pencils to each student. There will be 1 left over.

Harry buys 7 bags of Haribo sweets for his Halloween party. There are 6 sweets in each bag. He has 5 friends coming to his party.

How many sweets will they each have, including Harry?

(use numbers only for the answer)

Jenny baked 35 brownies for her son's study group, which has 7 kids in it including her son. On her way to deliver them, 7 brownies fell on the ground.

How many brownies will each kid get?

(use numbers only to answer)

Zeus the Moose Mascott must be fed 3 cups of kibble twice a day.

How many cups of kibble does Zeus get fed in 7 days?

(use numbers only to answer)

Martha baked 6 trays of cookies, with 5 cookies on each tray. She then gave one to 15 of her friends.

How many cookies did she have left?

(use numbers only to answer)

There are 17 boys and 15 girls in a class. 4 children sit at 1 table. How many tables does the teacher need in her class?

How many cookies did she have left?

(use numbers only to answer)

Lena baked 48 cookies. She wants to put them equally into 6 boxes. Then, she gives 2 of those boxes to her friend.

How many cookies does Lena have left?

(use numbers only to answer)

There are 72 pencils. A teacher divides them equally among 8 students. Then each student gives back 3 pencils.

How many do they have altogether now?

(use numbers only to answer)

There are 90 soccer balls, split between 9 teams. Each team gets 3 extra balls.

How many balls does each team have now?

(use numbers only to answer)