WorksheetsMultiplication and Division review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
6 x 4
18
25
24
30
3 x 7
27
14
29
21
4 x 8
32
24
26
40
7 x 9
70
63
65
68
5 x 6
36
35
25
30
8 x 6
45
40
48
46
112
2,840
1,120
1,820
45 x 20 =
900
800
90
450
352 x 39 =
1,056
3,168
4,224
13,728
394 x 41 =
12,000
16,154
1.970
14,594
72 ÷ 8 =
8
9
6
7
42 ÷ 7 =
9
8
7
6
64 ÷ 2 =
30
32
46
33
9,006 ÷ 3 =
9,002
6,004
3,002
4,004
411÷ 3 =
100
210
142
137
2,364 ÷ 3 =
788
1,122
121
694
There are 1,500 ounces of water in a bucket. The amount of water in a tub is 4 times the amount of water in the bucket. How many ounces of water are there in the tub?
There are 375 ounces of water in the tub
The tub has 6,000 ounces of water in it.
3,000 ounces of water are in the tub
The amount of water in the tub is 4,500 ounces
Mr. Jones had 750 blueberries. He split them equally between his 3 children. How many blueberries did each child receive?
Each child gets 300 blueberries
He gives each of his children 2,250 blueberries
Each of his children get 250 blueberries
Mr. Jones give each child 1,500 blueberries
Ms. Lopez baked 130 scones. She gave the scones to some students. Each student received 6 scones.
How many students received 6 scones each?
How many scones were left over?
25 kids get 6 scones. There are 5 scones leftover.
20 students get 6 scones. There are 11 leftover scones.
Ms. Lopez gives scones to 24 kids. She has 2 leftover scones.
She gives scones to 21 students. She has 4 scones leftover.
There are 106 kids going on a field trip. What is the least number of vans they can take if each van holds 9 kids? Bailey says the least number of vans needed is 11 because the quotient of 106÷9 is 11.
Explain Bailey’s mistake
106÷9 is actually 10, not 11, so they only need 10 vans
There would still be 7 leftover kids, so they actually need 11 R7 vans
There would still be 7 leftover kids, so they actually need 12 vans
106÷9 is 11 R7, so they need 18 vans
