WorksheetsMath Topic 10 Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 5hrs 30mins
1. Three friends have 39 water balloons to share equally. How many water balloons will each friend get?
39÷3= ____
Show your work.
9
12
13
15
2. For the problem 589÷4. What place value do you start dividing with? (Do not show any work)
thousands
hundreds
tens
ones
3. Two boxes contain a total of 576 pencils. If each box has the same number of pencils, how many pencils are in each box?
576 ÷ 2=
1,152
328
288
238
4. Tina has 15 metamorphic, 8 igneous, and 7 sedimentary rocks. She displays her rocks equally in 2 cases. Which shows how she found the number of rocks put in each case?
(Add all 3 kinds of rocks. Divide the total number of rocks by 2. Show work.)
2x16
16÷2
2x30
30÷2
5. Nelly has 74 bricks to outline 5 different flower beds. How many bricks will she use for each flower bed if she uses the same number around each?
74÷ 5=____R___
Show your work.
Each flower bed will use 10 bricks. There will be 4 left over.
Each flower bed will use 13 bricks. There will be 9 left over.
Each flower bed will use 14 bricks. There will be 0 left over.
Each flower bed will use 14 bricks. There will be 4 left over.
6. What is 318÷ 4?
Show your work.
78 R2
78
79 R2
79
7. Harold earned $1,468 by mowing lawns for 3 months in the summer. Which number sentence shows the best way to estimate the amount he earned for each month?
(Estimate the quotient. Remember estimating the quotient you use the nearest multiple. )
$1,500 ÷ 3= $500
$1,500 ÷ 5= $300
$2,000 ÷ 5= $400
3 x $1,500= 4,500
8. Mason bought a package of 20 wheels. Each model car needs 4 wheels. How many cars can he make?
(Each signals division. 20÷4=___ You can use basic fact. )
3 cars
24 cars
5 cars
16 cars
9. Each costume requires 2 yards of material. How many costumes can Sara make out of 35 yards?
How many yards does she have left over?
35÷2=___
Show work.
15 R2
13 R9
14 R7
17 R1
10. Tammy bought 24 apples to feed her horse. She wants to give her horse 2 apples a day. Tammy said that after 10 days she will have 4 apples left. Is Tammy correct?
24x2= ____ ÷ 10= _____
Show work.
yes
no
11. A biologist banded 3 birds in a week. If the biologist bands the same number of birds each week, how many weeks will it take her to band 42 birds? Use repeated subtraction.
42÷3= ____
Show your work.
13 weeks
41 weeks
12 weeks
14 weeks
12. Ken has 78 pieces of wood for building birdhouses. Each birdhouse needs 6 pieces of wood. How many birdhouses can Ken make?
78÷6=____
Show work.
12 birdhouses
72 birdhouses
13 birdhouses
12 R6 birdhouses
13. A baker made 52 rolls. He put an equal amount in each of the 4 baskets in the display case. How many rolls did he put in each basket?
52÷4=_____
Show work.
13 rolls
48 rolls
56 rolls
12 R4 rolls
14. Can you tell the number of digits that will be in the quotient for 427/7 just by looking at the problem?
Explain. (Write down your explanation on your paper)
Yes, 3 digits.
No
Yes, 2 digits.
Yes, 1 digit.
15. A school has $1,016 for scholarships. The money was awarded equally to 8 students. Find the amount of money each student received. Show all of your work.
1,016÷8=_____
Show your work.
$1,008
$127
$126 R8
$128
16. Keith does work for his neighbors. When he does work outdoors he earns $12 an hour. When he works indoors he earns $8 an hour. Last month he did 18 hours of work outdoors and 16 hours of work indoors. How much money did Keith earn last month?
Figure out outdoor and indoor separately. Outdoor: 12x18= ___
Indoor: 8x16=___ Total outdoor and indoor.
$344
$216
$128
$88
17. Tracey has 452 trading cards. She wants to put an equal number into each of the 3 books to display them.
How many cards will there be in each book?
How many cards will be left over?
452÷3=____
Show work.
152 R0
151 R3
153 R6
150 R2
18. There are 8,960 people who line in Springdale. The town is separated into 5 voting areas that each have the same number of people. How many people live in each voting area?
8,960÷5=______
Show your work.
1,792 people
1,790 people
1,800 people
8,955 people
