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Double-Digit Long-Division

24 questions

4th - 6th Grade

Mathematics

Double-Digit Long-Division is a Grade 4–6 mathematics worksheet that builds understanding of division with two-digit divisors. Students identify the dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainder; estimate quotients from visual models; determine which remainders are possible; and complete missing numbers in long-division representations. The 24-question set combines multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple-select items, giving students practice with both division vocabulary and the reasoning behind the long-division process. Questions requiring students to reject impossible remainders reinforce the rule that a remainder must be less than the divisor, while missing-number problems encourage them to connect each step of the algorithm. This free printable worksheet includes a complete answer key and is suitable for guided practice, independent review, or assessment.

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Double-Digit Long-Division

Total questions: 24

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which part of the long division problem tells us about the total number of pieces?

a)

Divisor

b)

Dividend

c)

Quotient

d)

Remainder

2.

Which part of the long division problem tells us the number of groups that the total will be split into?

a)

Divisor

b)

Dividend

c)

Quotient

d)

Remainder

3.

What part of the division problem tells us the answer to the question?

a)

Divisor

b)

Dividend

c)

Quotient

d)

Remainder

4.

Which part of the long division problem tells us the total number of pieces left over at the end?

a)

Divisor

b)

Dividend

c)

Quotient

d)

Remainder

5.
Look at the picture and estimate the quotient.

Look at the picture and estimate the quotient.

(a)  

6.
Look at the picture and estimate the quotient.

Look at the picture and estimate the quotient.

(a)  

7.
Look at the picture and estimate the quotient.

Look at the picture and estimate the quotient.

(a)  

8.

Which of the following remainders is NOT possible for this division problem? There is more than 1 answer!

 2,719÷422,719\div42  

a)

84

b)

17

c)

126

d)

41

9.

Which of the following remainders is NOT possible for this division problem? There is more than 1 answer!

 6,131÷166,131\div16  

a)

0

b)

17

c)

32

d)

12

10.

Which of the following remainders is NOT possible for this division problem? There is more than 1 answer!

 7,003÷527,003\div52  

a)

54

b)

104

c)

52

d)

22

11.
What numbers are missing from the box in the picture?

What numbers are missing from the box in the picture?

(a)  

12.
What numbers are missing from the box in the picture?

What numbers are missing from the box in the picture?

(a)  

13.
What number is missing from the box in the picture?

What number is missing from the box in the picture?

(a)  

14.
Look at the picture and determine what number is missing from the box?

Look at the picture and determine what number is missing from the box?

(a)  

15.
Look at the picture and determine what number is missing from the box?

Look at the picture and determine what number is missing from the box?

(a)  

16.
Look at the picture and determine what number is missing from the box?

Look at the picture and determine what number is missing from the box?

(a)  

17.

Which of the following are steps used in order to solve long-division problems?

a)

Division

b)

Multiplication

c)

Addition

d)

Subtraction

e)

Bring Down

18.

What is the dividend in the question below?

 9,428÷369,428\div36  



(a)  

19.

What is the quotient in the question below?

 9,428÷369,428\div36  



(a)  

20.

What is the remainder in the question below?

 9,428÷369,428\div36  



(a)  

21.

What is the divisor in the question below?

 1,906÷241,906\div24  



(a)  

22.

What is the remainder in the question below?

 1,906÷241,906\div24  



(a)  

23.

What is the quotient in the question below?

 10,201÷1710,201\div17  



(a)  

24.

What is the remainder in the question below?

 10,201÷1710,201\div17  



(a)  

WaygroundAnswer Key

Double-Digit Long-Division

Total questions: 24

1.
b)

Dividend

2.
a)

Divisor

3.
c)

Quotient

4.
d)

Remainder

5.
200-300, 200 - 300
6.
90 - 100, 90-100
7.
500-600, 500 - 600
8.
a)

84

, c)

126

9.
b)

17

, c)

32

10.
b)

104

, c)

52

, a)

54

11.
208, 312, 468
12.
64, 112
13.
294
14.
19
15.
1
16.
156
17.
e)

Bring Down

, d)

Subtraction

, b)

Multiplication

, a)

Division

18.
9,428, 9428
19.
261
20.
32
21.
24
22.
10
23.
600
24.
1

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FAQs

What does the Double-Digit Long-Division worksheet cover?

This worksheet develops students’ understanding of long division with two-digit divisors through 24 multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple-select questions. Students identify the roles of the dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainder, estimate quotients, complete missing values in division models, and determine which remainders are impossible.

How can I use this worksheet to teach double-digit long division?

Begin by reviewing the meaning of the dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainder, then use the worksheet’s estimation items to discuss the likely size of each quotient before students calculate. Next, have students explain why a remainder must be smaller than the divisor and use the missing-number problems to connect each blank to a step in the long-division representation.

What mistakes should I watch for on this long-division worksheet?

Students may confuse the dividend and divisor, especially when identifying which number represents the total and which represents the number of groups. Watch for remainders that are equal to or greater than the divisor, failure to select all impossible remainders in the multiple-select items, and missing values that do not make the represented division steps consistent.

How do I assign and grade this Double-Digit Long-Division worksheet?

The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key for checking the vocabulary, estimation, remainder, and missing-number responses. For printable submissions, scan student work with the Wayground for Teachers app to support efficient grading.

How can I differentiate this double-digit long-division worksheet for my students?

Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing and font size so the division models, answer choices, and missing-number items are easier to read. You can also enable a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language when those options support access to the long-division directions and vocabulary.

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