🟦 Category 1: Decimal Division
🟨 Category 2: Decimal Multiplication
🟩 Category 3: Unit Price
🟥 Category 4: Place Value & Reasoning
🟪 Category 5: Paper Stack Problem
100

A 9.36-ft board is cut into 6 equal pieces. How long is each piece?

1.56 ft

100

0.4 × 0.06

0.024

100

8 granola bars cost $6. What is the unit price?

$0.75 each

100

When you divide 5.28 by 100, what happens to the decimal point? What is the result?

Moves 2 places left → 0.0528

100

A stack of 400 papers is 1.6 inches tall. Write an equation to find the thickness of one sheet.

1.6 ÷ 400

200

6.24 ÷ 0.3

20.8

200

3.75 × 1.6

6.0

200

Which is the better deal: 6 notebooks for $9 or 4 notebooks for $5?

6 for $9

200

Which is greater: 0.506 or 0.56?

0.56

200

1.6÷400

0.004

300

8.05 ÷ 0.5

16.1

300

0.8 × 0.25

0.20 (or 0.2)

300

A 12-pack of juice boxes costs $8.40. A 20-pack costs $13. Which is cheaper per box?

12-pack

300

True or False: 

0.04 × 400 = 1.6

False it equals 16

300

If each sheet were 0.04 inches thick, how tall would 400 sheets be?

16 inches

400

48,972 ÷ 0.5 is closest to… (10k, 50k, 100k, 1M)

100,000

400

2.4 × 0.35

0.84

400

Movie tickets cost $12.50 each. You have $50. What is the greatest number of tickets you can buy?

4 tickets

400

A student says dividing by 10 makes numbers bigger. Are they correct?

No

400

2.4÷600

0.004

500

A 7.2 m rope is cut into pieces 0.3 m long. How many pieces?

24 pieces

500

0.048 × 10

0.48

500

A store sells 3 lb of apples for $5.70 or 5 lb for $9.25. Which is the better deal and why?

5 lb bag (lower unit price)

500

Without calculating fully: Is 3.2 ÷ 0.1 greater than or less than 3.2? Why?

Greater (dividing by a number less than 1 makes it larger)

500

A stack of 250 papers is 1 inch tall. How thick is one sheet?

0.004 inches