Mad Lib: Dividing Polynomials (FINAL) is a Grade 9 mathematics worksheet that gives students focused practice dividing polynomials. It includes 10 multiple-choice questions in which students divide a polynomial and select the matching answer from several choices, followed by one open-ended task that uses their selected answers to complete a Mad Lib. The varied answer choices make repeated polynomial-division practice more engaging while requiring students to connect each computed result to the correct option.
This free printable worksheet is designed for independent practice, review, or a quick formative check after instruction on polynomial division. The final Mad Lib gives students an opportunity to transfer their multiple-choice responses into a completed written product, so teachers can check both mathematical accuracy and careful recording. It includes a complete answer key for efficient review and grading.
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Mad Lib: Dividing Polynomials (FINAL)
Total questions: 11
Name
Class
Date
1.
Divide the polynomial. Select your answer.
a)
Mrs. Curtis
b)
Mr. Jones
c)
Mrs. Johnston
d)
Mrs. Stevens
2.
Divide the polynomial. Select an answer.
a)
excited
b)
nervous
c)
thrilled
d)
scared
3.
Divide the polynomial. Select answer.
a)
riding go-karts
b)
shopping
c)
knitting sweaters
d)
getting pedicures
4.
Divide the polynomial. Select an answer.
a)
Miley Cyrus
b)
Beyoncé
c)
Brad Pitt
d)
Michael Phelps
5.
Divide the polynomial and select your answer.
a)
spring break
b)
summer vaction
c)
Valentine's Day
d)
National Donut Day
6.
Divide the polynomial and select your answer.
a)
the mall
b)
the zoo
c)
Miami Beach
d)
Niagara Falls
7.
Divide the polynomial and select your answer.
a)
Florida
b)
California
c)
Hawaii
d)
Alaska
8.
Divide the polynomial and select your answer.
a)
floaties
b)
tutus
c)
superhero capes
d)
sombreros
9.
Divide the polynomial and select your answer.
a)
juggling
b)
singing karaoke
c)
playing harmonicas
d)
blowing bubbles
10.
Divide the polynomial and select your answer.
a)
they were bored
b)
it was their anniversary
c)
the President asked them to
d)
to get on the news
11.
Complete the Mad Lib by filling in the blanks with your answers.
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Answer Key
Mad Lib: Dividing Polynomials (FINAL)
Total questions: 11
1.
b)
Mr. Jones
2.
c)
thrilled
3.
a)
riding go-karts
4.
b)
Beyoncé
5.
d)
National Donut Day
6.
a)
the mall
7.
c)
Hawaii
8.
d)
sombreros
9.
c)
playing harmonicas
10.
b)
it was their anniversary
11.
n/a
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FAQs
What does this dividing polynomials worksheet cover?
This Grade 9 worksheet focuses on dividing polynomials through 10 multiple-choice problems, each requiring students to calculate a result and select the matching option. Students then use their selected answers in one open-ended Mad Lib, reinforcing accurate answer selection and transfer of their work into a written completion task.
How can I use this worksheet to teach dividing polynomials?
Model how to work through one polynomial-division item and verify the result before choosing an option. Then have students complete the remaining multiple-choice questions independently or with a partner, discussing how they know an option matches their calculation before using all 10 responses to complete the Mad Lib.
What mistakes should I watch for when students complete this worksheet?
Students may choose an answer because it fits the Mad Lib context rather than because it matches their polynomial-division work. Also watch for calculation errors that lead students to select a nearby option, and for transcription mistakes when they transfer their 10 selected answers into the open-ended Mad Lib.
How do I assign and grade this dividing polynomials worksheet?
The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key. You can grade printable submissions by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app, while the digital version supports online assignment and grading.
How can I differentiate this Mad Lib dividing polynomials worksheet?
Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing or font size so the multiple-choice options and the final Mad Lib blanks are easier to read and complete. You can also enable a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language when those changes support access to the polynomial-division tasks.
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