➗ Division Foundations
Master the fundamentals of division as sharing equally and repeated subtraction. This quiz builds your understanding of how division breaks groups into equal parts, and how it relates to multiplication. You'll use concrete models, solve word problems, and explore the inverse relationship between multiplication and division. **What you'll learn:** - Division as sharing equally and repeated subtraction - Using concrete models (counters, arrays, drawings) to show division - Relating division to multiplication as inverse operations - Solving simple division word problems with remainders and without
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
If you share 12 apples equally among 3 friends, how many apples does each friend get?
- Question 2
Which multiplication fact helps you solve ?
- Question 3
Division and multiplication are inverse operations; that is, they undo each other.
- Question 4
You have 20 cookies to pack into 5 boxes with equal amounts. How many cookies go in each box?
- Question 5
What division fact is shown by this array of 16 dots arranged in 4 rows of 4?
- Question 6
If you start with 18 and subtract 3 six times, what division fact does this show?
- Question 7
The division problem means the same thing as .
- Question 8
A baker has 12 muffins to put into 3 bags equally. How many muffins are in each bag?
- Question 9
Which picture best shows the division ?
- Question 10
When we divide 15 by 3, we get 5 because .
- Question 11
If there are 8 stickers and you make 2 equal groups, how many stickers are in each group?
- Question 12
What is the answer to ?
- Question 13
A teacher has 21 pencils to distribute equally among 7 students. How many pencils does each student get?
- Question 14
Using counters or drawings to show division problems helps us understand what division means.
- Question 15
Which number sentence matches this word problem? 'There are 18 marbles shared equally among 6 children.'
- Question 16
If , what is ?
- Question 17
What is ?