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WorksheetsTopic 8 Division Facts
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
Which number makes both number sentences true?
7 X ■ = 49
49÷7= ■
5
6
7
8
Which number sentence is true?
7÷1=1
8÷0=8
5÷1=5
6÷6=0
Sean W has 15 apples he wants to put equally into 3 baskets. Which number sentence is in the same fact family as 15÷3=5 ?
2+3=5
5+3=8
5×3=15
15−3=12
Courtney bakes 4 trays of muffins. Each tray contains 6 muffins, for a total of 24 muffins. Which number sentence is NOT in the same fact family as the others?
4×6=24
6×4=24
24÷4=6
24−4=20
Aubrie has 35 tomato plants. She wants to put them into 5 rows with an equal number in each row. How many tomato plants will go in each row?
30
20
12
7
There are 63 people going on a trip. They will travel in vans with 7 people in each van. How many vans are needed for all of the people?
8
9
56
70
What number makes this equation true?
n÷9=6
n = 1
n = 6
n = 48
n = 54
Which number sentence is in the same fact family as 6×8=48 ?
6+8=14
48−8=40
42÷6=7
48÷8=6
Sean B has 28 marbles and 7 bags. Write a number sentence that shows how many marbles he can put in each bag if he puts the same number of marbles in each.
28÷6=4
28−7=21
28+7=35
28÷7=4
The picture below shows how 16 apples were arranged on a tray.
Write a division sentence that can be written using the picture.
16÷2=8
8×2=16
16−2=14
16+2=18
Fynn has 36 quarters in his piggy bank. He wants to trade them for dollars. There are 4 quarters in one dollar. How many dollars can Fynn get?
36÷4=9
36+4=40
36−4=32
36÷4=7
Gianna has 81 marbles in 9 bags. Each bag has 9 marbles. Write a multiplication fact that uses these three numbers.
9×9=81
81÷9=9
9+9=18
18−9=9
Six children have 6 crayons to share equally. How many crayons will each child get?
6+6=12
6×6=36
6÷6=1
6−6=0
What is the quotient of 32÷8 ?
2
4
6
8
Each group of tables in the cafeteria is set up in 3 rows with 3 tables in each row. Mr. Grant needs 18 tables for the open house. How many groups of tables does he need to set up?
3+3=6
18÷6=3
3×3=9
18+9=27
3+3=6
18+6=24
Olivia buys tickets to a play for a group. There are 2 adults and 3 children in the group. Adults’ tickets cost $6 each. Children’s tickets cost $5 each. How much does she pay for all the tickets?
2×6=12 3×5=15
12+15=27
2×5=10 3×6=18
10+18=28
2×6=12 3×5=15
15−12=3
2×5=10 3×6=18
18−10=8
Addi made 7 clay sculptures for her friends. If she gives 1 sculpture to each friend, how many friends will get a sculpture?
7÷1=7
7−1=6
7+1=8
8÷1=8
Ellis has a banner that is 28 feet long. He wants to divide it into 4 equal parts. What will be the length of each part?
n = 7
n = 8
n = 24
n = 32
