multiplication
Division
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WILD
100

What is 5 × 14?

70

100

Divide. 56 ÷ 4

14

100

There are 6 students in the art club. The students shared 

124 sheets of construction paper equally for an art project. 

How many sheets were left over

4

100

2 small arrays are put together to make a large array. The dimensions of the small arrays are 25 X 5 and 4X5. Draw the 2 small arrays and write the dimensions of the new large array.


(check image) 

29 X 5

100

Mary wants to buy a bookcase to hold all of her 142 books.

Bookcase A has 3 shelves and can hold 50 books on each shelf.

Bookcase B has 4 shelves and can hold 25 books on each shelf.

Bookcase C has 5 shelves and can hold 16 books on each shelf.


What bookcace could Mary buy.

A because 3X50=150 and there would be space  for all her books and more. 

200

Find 45 × 3

135

200

Michael is putting 39 juice bottles into coolers for a picnic. Each cooler holds 5 juice bottles. How many coolers will Michael need to hold all the juice bottles? 

8

200

Silvana makes $12 an hour taking care of horses. If Silvana works for 14 hours, how much will she make?

$168

200

Mr. Lindsey bakes cookies in batches of 50 and batches of 70. If he bakes 5 batches of 70 cookies, how many cookies does he bake?

350

200

stadium is divided into 4 sections. 

Each section is laid out in rows. 

Section  Number of Rows

   A                42

   B                70

   C                49

   D                12

There are 7 seats in each row of Section C. Write an equation  to find the number of seats in Section C? 

use S to represent the number of seats. DON'T FIND AN ANSWER.

s=7X49    OR

s= 49+49+49+49+49+49+49

300

Juan rides his bike 93 miles to and from school each month. How many 

miles did Juan ride to and from school in 7 months? 

651 miles

300

Carlos is knitting a scarf with 72 rows. He plans to knit 7 rows each week. Write a division equations for this problem and solve. 

72/7= 10 R2

300

Eight rooms are available for meetings. Each room can hold 21 people.

Write an equation that can be used to find the total number of people the rooms can hold?  Use ? for the total number of people.

8 X 21 =?

300

Mrs. Nolan exercised 25 minutes a day for 40 days. 

Mrs. Phelps exercised 45 minutes a day for 20 days.

Which statement about Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Phelps are correct? 

A: Mrs. Nolan exercised a total of 1,000 minutes

B: Mrs. Phelps exercised a total of 1,000 minutes

C: They both exercised a total of 1,000 minutes

A

300

stadium is divided into 4 sections. 

Each section is laid out in rows. 

Section  Number of Rows

   A                42

   B                70

   C                49

   D                12

There are 7 seats in each row of Section C.

How many seats are in Section C?

7 X 49=

(7X40) +(7X9)=

280 +63 = 343

400

Multiply. 30 × 23 = __________

690

400

84 ÷ 3


28

400

Eight rooms are available for meetings. Each room can hold 21 people.

What is the total number of people the rooms can hold?

168

400

Mrs. Barajas is making wooden toy trucks for a craft show. 

She has 75 pieces of wood for the trucks. Each truck 

requires 6 pieces of wood. 

How many toy trucks can Mrs. Barajas make? ________ trucks

How many pieces of wood will he have left? _________ pieces

12 trucks, 3 pieces left

400

There are 107 students who have signed up to go to the state capitol. 

The school plans to rent vans for the trip. Each van holds 8 students. 

How many vans does does the school need to rent? 

14

500

Mrs. Anderson needs 20 quilt squares for each pillow. She is making 16 pillows to sell at a crafts fair. How many quilt squares does she need?

320

500

Memphis is packing 16 jars into boxes. Each box will hold 3 jars. 

How many boxes will he fill? How many jars will be left over?

5 filled 1 left over

500

Heather is making loaves of bread. She needs 6 cups of flour for one loaf. 

How many loaves can Heather make if she has 38 cups of flour? 

6

500

Nikki has 66 sequins to sew on a flag. She wants to sew them in 4 rows. 

How many sequins should she sew in each row?

16

500

Choose the three equations that can be used to find 8 × 92. 

☐ A. 8 × 92 = 8 × (90 + 2)

☐ B. 8 × 92 = 8 + (90 + 2)

☐ C. 8 × 92 = (8 × 90) + 2

☐ D. 8 × 92 = (8 × 90) + (8 × 2)

☐ E. 8 × 92 = 720 + 14

E, D, A