Solving Long Division Word Problems with Remainders

This video tutorial covers grade 4 math word problems involving long division with remainders. It includes examples such as dividing jelly beans into bags, calculating carnival rides Emma can afford, and distributing money among grandchildren. The video emphasizes understanding remainders and how they affect the final answer in word problems.

How many bags can Tala fill completely with her jelly beans?

• 5 bags

• 6 bags

• 7 bags

• 8 bags

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What does Tala do with the remaining jelly bean?

• Eats it

• Keeps it

• Throws it away

• Gives it away

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How many rides can Emma afford at the carnival?

• 41 rides

• 40 rides

• 39 rides

• 38 rides

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What does Emma do with her remaining money?

• Cannot afford another ride

• Gives it away

• Saves it

• Buys a hot dog

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How much money does each of Grandpa Dave's grandchildren receive?

• $35

• $34

• $33

• $36

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What does Grandpa Dave decide to do with the remaining money?

• Donate it

• Spend it

• Give it to one grandchild

• Save it for next year

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How is the remainder expressed in Grandpa Dave's gift distribution?

• As a whole number

• As a fraction

• Not mentioned

• As a decimal

What mathematical operation is primarily discussed in these examples?

• Addition

• Division

• Subtraction

• Multiplication

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What is a common outcome in all the examples provided?

• Exact division

• A remainder

• Use of subtraction

• Need for multiplication

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Why is long division important according to the video?

• For solving complex equations

• For solving word problems

• For daily calculations

• For understanding fractions

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