Free Printable Math, 11-15-24

1.

What is a "Partial Product"?

a)

A part of a multiplication problem

b)

A part of a multiplication answer

c)

A part of a division answer

d)

A part of a subtraction answer

2.

What is a "Partial Quotient"?

a)

A part of a multiplication problem

b)

A part of a multiplication answer

c)

A part of a division answer

d)

A part of a subtraction answer

3.

$37\div5=$

a)

7 r 2

b)

5 r 2

c)

4 r 4

d)

6 r 7

4.

$88\div9=$

a)

11 r 1

b)

8 r 8

c)

9 r 7

d)

7 r 9

5.

$17\div4=$

a)

6 r 1

b)

5 r 1

c)

4 r 2

d)

4 r 1

6.

$396\div3=$

a)

132

b)

122

c)

102

d)

1,188

7.

$728\div4=$

a)

180

b)

201

c)

182

d)

2,912

8.

$7,592\div4=$

a)

1,888

b)

1,898

c)

898

d)

324

9.

Eight classes from Leapwood collected 1,688 books for the library book sale.

If each class collected the same number of books, how many did each class collect?

a)

211 books

b)

13,504 books

c)

200 books

d)

430 books

10.

Phone cases are on sale for $9 each. How many can you buy if you have $84?

a)

12

b)

9

c)

10

d)

2

11.

Tyson had 52 plastic cups.

He arranged them on trays that can hold 4 cups each.

How many trays did Tyson need?

a)

208 trays

b)

12 trays

c)

13 trays

d)

15 trays

12.

Rocco has 288 stuffed animals.

He has 9 bins to put all of his stuffed animals in.

How many stuffed animals will go in each bin?

a)

160 animals

b)

20 animals

c)

32 animals

d)

2 animals

13.

PLACE VALUE DISKS

How many disks are under the BLUE "tens" box

in the Place Value Chart?

$6\div3=$

a)

1 0

b)

1

c)

0

d)

1 0 0

14.

PLACE VALUE DISKS

How many disks are under the BLACK "ones" box

in the Place Value Chart?

$36\div3=$

a)

3 6

b)

3

c)

6

d)

1 0

15.

Which answer below shows the correct INVERSE OPERATION to check this division problem?

$65\div5=13$

a)

$65-13=52$

b)

$13\times5=65$

c)

$65\times5=13$

d)

$13\div5=65$

16.

Which answer below shows the correct INVERSE OPERATION to check this division problem?

$73\div5=14\ R\ 3$

a)

$14+5+3=73$

b)

$14\times5+3=73$

c)

$5\times14+7=73$

d)

None of these answers will check this problem correctly.

17.

Which answer correctly breaks this division problem into two easier partial quotient division problems?

$86\div2=$

a)

$80\times2\ \ and\ \ 6\times2$

b)

$80\div6\ \ and\ \ 6\div2$

c)

$80\div2\ \ and\ 6\div2$

d)

$86\div2\ \ and\ \ 2\div86$

18.

Zuri and Naya found 5 dimes and 4 pennies.

If they share the money equally, how much money will each person get?

a)

27 cents each

b)

54 cents each

c)

65 cents each

d)

75 cents each

19.

Complete the division problem using the Standard Algorithm.

a)

132

b)

575

c)

13 R 1

d)

133

20.

Complete the division problem using the Standard Algorithm.

a)

211

b)

693

c)

150 R 9

d)

161

21.

Jacoby's family is going to buy apples.

The Carson Supermarket sells apples at 7 pounds for 98 cents.

How much does 1 pound of apples cost at the Carson Supermarket?

a)

14 cents per pound

b)

686 cents per pound

c)

13 cents per pound

d)

99 cents per pound

22.

A busy coffee shop sold 1,160 cups of coffee in five days.

If the same amount of cups were sold every day, how many cups were sold each day?

DO NOT PUT WORDS IN YOUR ANSWER - JUST A NUMBER

(a)

23.

The football booster club sold 456 slices of pizza at the game.

If each pizza was sliced into 8 pieces, how many pizzas did the booster club sell?

DO NOT PUT WORDS IN YOUR ANSWER - JUST A NUMBER

a)

56

b)

60

c)

57

d)

55

24.

Mrs. Ratcliffe bought 294 craft sticks for a class art project.

She divides her class into 7 groups and gives each group an equal number of sticks.

If she uses all of the sticks, how many craft sticks will each group receive?

DO NOT PUT WORDS IN YOUR ANSWER - JUST A NUMBER

(a)

25.

There are 14 girls on the volleyball team.

They're traveling to a tournament in cars that hold 3 players each.

How many cars are needed to take everyone?

a)

4 cars are needed

b)

3 cars are needed

c)

14 cars are needed

d)

5 cars are needed

26.

What is the REMAINDER in this division problem?

(Use any method you want to reach an answer.)

DO NOT USE WORDS IN YOUR ANSWER - JUST A NUMBER

(a)

27.

What are the two Partial Quotients for this problem?

$63\div3$

a)

21

b)

18 and 9

c)

180 and 9

d)

9 and 9

28.

$24\times7=$

(a)

29.

$321\times3=$

(a)

30.

89 cookies are being shared equally among 7 people.

How many does each person get?

How many cookies are left over?

a)

11 cookies each with
12 left over

b)

12 cookies each with
5 left over

c)

13 cookies each with
nothing left over

d)

14 cookies each with
1 left over

Math, 11-15-24

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 8hrs 30mins

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