Multiplication
Division
Word Problems
Properties
Patterns
100
The oranges at a grocery store are arranged in a display. The display has 6 rows, with 7 oranges in each row. What equation shows how to find the total number of oranges?
6 X 7 = 42
100
Liam used the rule “add 12” to make a pattern. He began his pattern with the number 9. Which pattern is the one Liam made?
A. 9, 21, 33, 45
200
Adam wants to place 54 cookies in bags for his 6 friends. He wants to place the same number of cookies in each bag. How many cookies should Adam place in each bag for his 6 friends?
9 Cookies
200
Devin starts with the number 1 and correctly writes a pattern of six numbers using the rule “Multiply by 3.” Which statement explains why all of the numbers in Devin’s pattern are odd?
B. The numbers are all odd because he starts with an odd number and multiplies by an odd number.
300
What number goes in the □ to make the equation true?
9×□=72
C. 8
300
Which shows 24÷3?
D. 3 Plates with 8 cookies each
300
Gracie is using stickers to place her name on her books. She wants to use stickers to put her name on 6 books. How many stickers does Gracie need for her 6 books?
36 Stickers
300
Use the associative property to write the following expression in a different way:
(8 x 2) X 3
Then solve.
8 X (2 X 3) =
8 X 6 = 48
300
What number belongs in the □ and why?
4, 12, 20, □, 36
A. 28, because the pattern is adding 8 each time
400
Choose all the number sentences in which the ? can be the number 8.
400
What number goes in the □ to make the equation true?
7=□÷6
42
400
Malik has 48 cubes. He puts them into 6 equal groups. How many cubes are in each group?
8 Cubes
400
If 7 × 40 = 280, then 40 × 7 = ___.
280
400
Jane started with 42 and then used a rule to make the following pattern: 42, 35, 28, 21, 14
D. Subtract 7.
500
Which statement about the equation is true? 3×9=36
D. The answer should be 27, not 36.
500
Choose all the number sentences in which the number 8 will make the number sentence true.
500
Jillian decorated her classroom windows with paper butterflies. She used the problem 8×4 to find the total number of butterflies that she used. Which of the following statements can be true about how Jillian decorated the windows?
B. Jillian placed 8 butterflies in each of 4 windows.
500
Use the distributive property AND friendly numbers to solve the following problem: 14 X 7
(14 X 5) + (14 X 2) =
70 + 28 = 98
500
What is the rule of this pattern? 6, 12, 10, 20, 18...
B. multiply by 2, then subtract 2