Vocabulary
Single Digit Division
Double Digit Division
Interpret the Remainder & Problem Solving
Spiral Review
100

The answer to a division problem

Quotient

100

135 ÷  6

22 R3

100

624 ÷  12

52

100

Miles went to the candy store with $20 in his wallet. He sees large lollipops on sale for $3 each. How many large lollipops can he buy?

6 lollipops

100

What is the value of the bolded digit?  23,409,568

3,000,000

200

The amount leftover after the number has been divided into equal parts

Remainder


200

273 ÷  8

34 R1

200

968 ÷ 11

88

200

A bag of M&M's had 125 candies in it. If Jennifer can fit 12 M&M's in a treat bag, how many treat bags does she need to hold ALL of the M&M's?

11 treat bags

200

3,482 x 6 = ?

20,892

300

The number that is being divided or shared

Dividend

300

529 ÷  4

132 R1

300

494 ÷ 19

26

300

Mom baked a batch of 9 cookies. If two kids were to split the cookies equally, how many cookies would each child get?

4 1/2 cookies

300

603 x 94

56,682

400

The number of groups you are dividing a number into

Divisor

400

2,457 ÷  7

351

400

1,475 ÷ 25

59

400

Cade has 9 times as many baseball cards as Taylor. If they have 110 baseball cards altogether, how many cards does Cade have. 

Cade has 99 cards

400

45 - (3 + 7) x 3

15

500

The operation that involves splitting a number into equal groups

Division

500

1,362 ÷  3

454

500

2,565 ÷  27

95

500

The Jackson's have a guinea pig and a dog. The dog weighs 18 times more than the hamster. Their combined weight is 57 pounds. How much does EACH animal weigh?

Guinea pig weighs 3 pounds

Dog weighs 54 pounds

500

27 - 2 x [ (4 + 5) ÷ 3]

21

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