1. Mid Module 3 Review
Multiplication of 3 & 4 Digit Numbers by 1 Digit Numbers using Place Value, Area Models, Partial Products and the Standard Algorithm

2. Let’s Review by playing a game called CHAMP!
Draw 5 lines across the top of your page like this: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
You will solve each question and then wait for the answer/product to be revealed.
If you have the correct answer/product you will give yourself a letter, like this:
C ___ ___ ___ ___
First person/people to spell CHAMP wins!

3. Willy Wonka has 7 machines in his factory that produce dark chocolates
Willy Wonka has 7 machines in his factory that produce dark chocolates. If each machine makes 2,542 chocolates a day, how many chocolates are made altogether?
17,794 chocolates

4. When solving this problem using partial products, what is the next step?
562
x 4
2000
240
4 x

5. Charlie was given an extremely large chocolate bar that had a length of 126 inches and a width of 9 inches. Use an area model to solve for the area of the chocolate bar.
900
180
+ 54
1,134
square inches 9

6. Charlie, Veruca, Violet and Augustus all ate 895 pieces of chocolate each last weekend. How many pieces of chocolate were eaten altogether?
3,580 pieces of chocolate

7. Use any strategy you would like to solve: 2,470 x 3
7,410

8. The floor in Willy Wonka’s office has a width of 8 feet and an area of 32 square feet. He wants to build a new office on the other side of the factory that is twice as long and 3 times as wide. What would the area be of the new office?
192 square feet

9. Mike Teavee has 358 video games at his home
Mike Teavee has 358 video games at his home. He wants to triple that amount. Write a multiplication equation and solve.
358 x 3 = 1,074

10. Augustus Gloop arranged his chocolate pieces in 4 rows with 35 chocolate pieces in each row. Veruca has 5 times as many chocolate pieces as Augustus. How many chocolate pieces does Veruca have?
700 chocolate pieces

11. Solve 673 x 4 using partial products.
2400
280
2,692

12. Bonus: Charlie took a road trip
Bonus: Charlie took a road trip. He left his home and traveled 250 miles to the Candy Shop. He then traveled 117 miles from the Candy Shop to the Chocolate Factory. It then took him 139 miles to get home from the Chocolate Factory. If he took this same trip 7 times a year, how many miles would he travel in all?
3,542 miles

13. Good Luck on the TEST!
Study, Review and Practice!