Multiplication Review
Division Review
Word Problems
Square Roots
Perfect Squares
100

8 x 7

56

100

48 ÷ 8

6
100

A teacher has 6 boxes of pencils. Each box contains 12 pencils. How many pencils are there altogether?

There are 72 pencils altogether. 

100

What is √25?

5

100

Is 16 a perfect square?

Yes (4 x 4)

200

24 x 6

144

200

190 ÷ 10

19

200

A school has 144 students going on a field trip. Each bus holds 24 students. How many buses are needed?

There are 6 buses needed in total.

200

What is √64?

8

200

What is the next perfect square after 36?

49

300

36 x 16

576

300

428 ÷ 6

Hint - There is a remainder

71 R3

300

A movie theatre has 18 rows with 24 seats in each row. How many seats are there altogether?

There are 432 movie theatre seats in total.

300

What is √121?

11

300

Is 90 a perfect square? Explain.

No, no whole number squared equals 90

400

247 x 49

12 103

400

182 ÷ 6

30 R3

400

A bakery makes 360 cookies and packs them equally into 15 boxes. If each box sells for $8, how much money will the bakery make if all boxes sell?

The bakery will make $120 on all the boxes sold.

400

What is √144 + √81?

21

400

Name all the perfect squares between 50 and 100 (not including 50 or 100).

64 and 81

500

7539 x 763

5 752 257

500

Cheryl is planting a garden. She has 8 rows and 234 seeds. How many seeds should she plant in each row? How many seeds will she have left?

Cheryl should plant 29 seeds in a row and she will have 2 seeds left.

500

A school orders 28 boxes of notebooks. Each box contains 36 notebooks. The notebooks are shared equally among 24 classrooms. How many notebooks does each classroom receive?

Each class receives 42 notebooks.

500

Between which two whole numbers is √50?

7 and 8

500

A square has an area of 169 cm². What is the length of one side?

13 cm