Unit 4 Review Division

#1 Two classes at school each donated 280 cans to the school food drive. If they divided the cans into 8 boxes, how many cans were in each box? 70 560 80 35

#2. HEB received a shipment of 6,874 balloons #2. HEB received a shipment of 6,874 balloons. The put 7 balloons into each package. To the nearest thousand, about how many packages of balloons did they have? 982 1,000 100 Not here

#3 HEB needs to shelve 5,682 cans #3 HEB needs to shelve 5,682 cans. They are placing an equal number of cans on 8 shelves. Leftover cans will be placed on an empty shelf. How many cans did they place on each of the 8 shelves. a. 45,456 c. 711 b. 2 d. 710

#4 The PTO has 2,544 pencils to make into packages of 6 #4 The PTO has 2,544 pencils to make into packages of 6. They want to give the packages equally to 8 of the teachers at the school. Which equation can be used to find p, the number of packages the counselor gave each teacher? a p = (2,544 ÷ 6) – 8 b p = (2,544 ÷ 6) + 8 c p = (2,544 ÷ 6) ÷ 8 d p = (2,544 – 6) ÷ 8

#5 The school’s book fair made a profit of $3,450. The six grade levels will share the book fair profit evenly. How much money will each grade level receive? a. $20,700 b. $57.50 c. $575 d. $3444

#6 Which of the following is best represented by the area model. A #6 Which of the following is best represented by the area model? A. 1500 3 = 500 B. 543 3 = 181 C. 3 1,629 D. 1,629 3 500 40 3 1,500 120 3 9 3 x 1,500 3 x 40 3 x 3

#7 Matthew brought 7 bags of candy for the class party #7 Matthew brought 7 bags of candy for the class party. There were 688 pieces of candy total. Which is the best estimate of the number of pieces of candy in each bag? A. 98 pieces of candy B. 4,900 pieces of candy C. 4,816 pieces of candy D. 100 pieces of candy

#8 At the community Thanksgiving dinner, 1,068 people each ate 2 pieces of pie. Each pie was sliced into 8 pieces. Which equation could be used to find p, the number of pies eaten at the Thanksgiving dinner? p = (1,068 x 2) 8 p = (1,068 x 2) + 8 p = (1,068 x 2) – 8 p = (1,068 x 2) x 8

#9 For a project, Mrs. Wiatrek brought 255 sheets of paper. She needs to distribute the paper between the 5 tables. Each group will then distribute their complete share of paper between its 4 members. Based on this information, which of the following could be true? Three of the members received 13 sheets of paper, and 1 member received 12 sheets of paper. Each member received 12 sheets of paper and one member received 3 sheets. Each member of the group received 13 sheets of paper. D. Each member of the group received 12 sheets of paper.

#10 A sign at the store shows you can buy 5 pairs of socks for $25. Another sign shows you can buy 4 pairs of mittens for $24. If each pair of mittens costs the same amount, what is the cost of one pair of mittens? $11 $6 $96 $121

Consider the following array. #11 Consider the following array. Which equation would best represent the array? A. 156 ÷ 6 = 26 B. 6 ÷ 156 = 26 C. 120 ÷ 6 = 20 D. 36 ÷ 6 = 6 6 6 x 20 = 120 6 x 6 = 36

#12 Mrs. Zipprian is reading a novel to the class #12 Mrs. Zipprian is reading a novel to the class. She has 282 pages left to read and wants to finish reading it in 5 days. If She reads the maximum number of pages each day for 4 days, how many pages will Mrs. Zipprian have left over to read on the fifth day? A. 56 pages B. 58 pages C. 57 pages D. 2 pages

#13 Mrs. Wiatrek had 1,256 jelly beans #13 Mrs. Wiatrek had 1,256 jelly beans. She ate 149 jelly beans and put the rest equally into 3 jars. How many jelly beans were in each jar? A. 418 jelly beans B. 146 jelly beans C. 1,107 jelly beans D. 369 jelly beans

#14 The high school sold tickets to the talent show #14 The high school sold tickets to the talent show. The total ticket sales were $4,480 and each ticket cost $4. The audience was seated in four sections. If each section had the same number of people, how many people were in each section? A. 280 people B. 1,120 people C. 16 people D. 400 people

Answer Key A 10. B B 11. A D 12. D C 13. D C 14. A D A