Multiplication
Division
Expressions
Volume
Story Problems
100

12 x 9

108

100

27 ÷ 3

9

100

Write the expression that represents:

To find 24 x 18, I double and halve

48 x 9

OR

12 x 36

100

Find the volume of a prism with the dimensions 2 x 1 x 4

8

100

Freddie is making cupcakes for a bake sale. Cupcakes are sold in packs of 4 and Freddie made 12 packs to sell. How many cupcakes did Freddie bake?

48 cupcakes

200

8 x 75

600

200

126 ÷ 3

42

200

Write the expression that represents:

To find 12 x 26, I double and halve

24 x 13

OR

6 x 52

200

Find the volume of a prism with the dimensions 4 x 3 x 5

60

200

There are 54 students going on a field trip and 3 busses. How many students will be in each bus?

18 students

300

54 x 95

5130

300

824 ÷ 4

206

300

Write the expression that represents:

To find 23 x 9, I multiply 23 times 10 and subtract 1 group of 23. 

(23 x 10) - 23

OR

(23 x 10) - (23 x 1)

300

Find the volume of a prism with a length of 6, a height of 4, and a width of 2

48

300

Leo works a cleaning job with his sister and brother. They were each paid $16 per hour and they worked 6 hours. How much did each of them make?

$96

400

42 x 133

5586

400

156 ÷ 3

52

400

Write the expression that represents:

To find 18 x 11, I multiply 18 times 10 and add 1 more group of 18

(18 x 10) + 18

OR

(18 x 10) + (18 x 1) 

400

Find the volume of a prism with a length of 7, a height of 6, and a width of 4

168

400
Sasha and her 3 friends serve ice cream on the beach. They made $464 in one day plus an additional $68 in tips. If they split it evenly between all of them, how much will Sasha make?

$133

500

205 x 19

3895

500

846 ÷ 9

94

500

You are a teacher listening to a student explain their thinking to the problem: To find 12 x 45, you can find 10 times 45 and add 2 groups of 45.

The student said the expression would be:

(10 x 45) + (2+45)

Is the student correct or not? How do you know?

The student is incorrect.

(10 x 45) + (2 x 45) 

2 groups means multiplication.

500

Jessie is building a kiddie pool in her backyard. She bought blocks for the siding that created a 12 foot long wall. Then, she stacked the blocks up to create a 4 foot height and extended the blocks to have a 10 foot long width. How much water does she need to fill the pool?

480

500

Ethan has $196 in cash. How many quarters is that?

Hint: How many quarters are in $1?

784 quarters