✖️➗ Multi-Digit Multiplication & Division
Master multi-digit multiplication and division using place value, arrays, and standard algorithms. This quiz covers single-digit and two-digit multipliers, division with remainders, estimation strategies, and real-world problem-solving. **What you'll learn:** - Apply place value strategies to multiply and divide whole numbers - Use arrays and standard algorithms for efficient calculations - Interpret remainders in context and estimate products and quotients - Solve multi-step word problems involving multiplication and division - Build fluency with mental math and calculation strategies
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
What is using the place value strategy?
- Question 2
A baker makes 6 batches of cookies with 48 cookies in each batch. How many cookies did the baker make in total?
- Question 3
When dividing 57 by 8, the remainder is 1.
- Question 4
What is the best estimate for ?
- Question 5
Which array best represents ?
- Question 6
What is using the standard division algorithm?
- Question 7
The product of 12 and 25 is 300.
- Question 8
Sarah has 156 stickers and wants to divide them equally among 12 friends. How many stickers does each friend get?
- Question 9
What is using the standard multiplication algorithm?
- Question 10
When we divide 45 by 6, there is a remainder of 3.
- Question 11
A restaurant receives a shipment of 8 boxes with 125 napkins in each box. How many napkins did the restaurant receive?
- Question 12
What is the best estimate for ?
- Question 13
Using place value, how would you break down ?
- Question 14
The product equals .
- Question 15
A school has 24 classrooms with 28 students in each classroom. How many students are in the school?
- Question 16
What is ?
- Question 17
A farmer plants 45 rows of corn with 32 corn plants in each row. How many corn plants did the farmer plant?
- Question 18
Division with a remainder can be checked by multiplying the quotient by the divisor and adding the remainder.
- Question 19
Marcus bought 18 packs of trading cards with 25 cards in each pack. He divided them equally among 9 friends. How many cards does each friend get?