MathematicsGrade 3en

➗ Division Facts and Strategies

Master Grade 3 division skills! This quiz covers division as sharing and grouping, division facts tied to multiplication tables (1–10), and the inverse relationship between multiplication and division. You'll practise division sentences, sharing word problems, grouping scenarios, fact families, and more. **What you'll learn:** - Division as fair sharing and grouping - Division facts and their connection to multiplication - Inverse relationships in multiplication and division - Apply division strategies to real-world situations

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Question 1
Sarah has 12 cookies. She wants to share them equally among 3 friends. How many cookies does each friend get?
Question 2
True or false: $15 ÷ 3 = 5$ because $3 × 5 = 15$ .
Question 3
Which division sentence matches this grouping problem: 16 beads arranged into 4 equal groups?
Question 4
What is $24 ÷ 6$ ?
Question 5
Mike has 20 toy cars. He puts them into 5 equal rows. How many cars are in each row?
Question 6
True or false: Division and multiplication are inverse operations.
Question 7
What is $18 ÷ 2$ ?
Question 8
Which of these is part of the same fact family as $7 × 4 = 28$ ?
Question 9
True or false: $30 ÷ 5 = 6$ .
Question 10
Emma has 21 marbles. She divides them into 3 equal groups. How many marbles are in each group?
Question 11
What is $36 ÷ 9$ ?
Question 12
True or false: $16 ÷ 2 = 8$ and $8 × 2 = 16$ are related facts.
Question 13
What division sentence does this array represent: 10 stars arranged in 2 equal rows?
Question 14
Which division fact comes from the multiplication fact $8 × 5 = 40$ ?
Question 15
True or false: $42 ÷ 6 = 7$ .
Question 16
A baker has 32 cookies to put into 8 boxes equally. How many cookies go in each box?
Question 17
What is $35 ÷ 7$ ?