Factors/Multiples
Multiply/Divide
Exponents
Order of Operations
Word Problems
100

List the first four multiples of 7.

7, 14, 21, 28

100

120 x 400

48,000

100

Evaluate both:

42^1

3^2

42

9

100

30 divide 3 times 4 - 5

35

100

The Robin’s Nest Nursing Home had a fundraising goal of $9,500. By the end of the fundraiser, they had exceeded their goal by $2,100. How much did the nursing home raise?

The nursing home raised $11,600.

(9,500 + 2,100 = 11,600)

200

Find all the factors of 30.

1, 30, 2, 15, 3, 10, 5, 6

200

621 ÷ 3

207

200

Evaluate both:

5^2

2^3

25

8

200

(7+3) divide 2 times 3^2

45

200

Brad’s class collected 270 used books for the book drive. They packed them in boxes of 30 books each. How many boxes did they need?

They needed 9 boxes.

(270 ÷ 30 = 9)

300

List four multiples of 24.

0, 24, 48, 72, 96, 120, 240, 2,400...

300

212 x 56

11,872

300

Evaluate both:

1^18

7^2

1

49

300

127 + (28-(2+3)^2)

130

300

Bonnie has twice as many cousins as Robert. George has 5 cousins, which is 9 fewer than Bonnie has. How many cousins does Robert have?

Robert has 7 cousins.

(George = 5)

(Bonnie = 5 + 9 = 14)

(Robert = 14 ÷ 2 = 7)

400

Find all the factors of 60.

1, 60, 2, 30, 3, 20, 4, 15, 5, 12, 6, 10

400

1,429 x 312

445,848

400

Evaluate both:

4^3

2^4

64

16

400

(1 + 5 times 3) / (18 divide 9 times 2)

4

400

A company is taking their 167 employees out to lunch and they will ride the metro to get to the restaurant. If they can fit 15 people on each metro car, how many metro cars will they take up?

(Assume that they are the only people riding on the metro.)

They will take up 12 metro cars.

(167 ÷  15 = 11 R2 --> need one extra car, 12)

500

Find all the factors of 52.

1, 52, 2, 26, 4, 13

500

21,034 ÷ 17

1,237 5/17

500

Evaluate both:

9^0

5^3

1

125

500

11^2 - [3 times(8 - 6)^3] - 19

78

500

On day one of a fundraiser, Lucy’s youth group raised $428. The next day they raised 5 times that amount. The group decided to buy bulk tickets to an amusement park. If each set of 10 tickets cost $125, how many sets of tickets can they purchase? How much money will they have left over?

They can buy 20 sets of tickets. They will have $68 left over.

(428 X 5 = 2,140)

(2,140 + 428 = 2568)

(2568 ÷  125 = 20 R68)

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