Multiplication and Division Word Problems

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TEST NAME: 3.OA.3 Multiplication and Division Word Problems
TEST ID: 490906
GRADE: 03
SUBJECT: Mathematics
TEST CATEGORY: My Classroom
3.OA.3 Multiplication and Division Word Problems
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Student: Class:
Date:
Read the passage 'A Busy Morning at the Bakery' and answer the question below:
A Busy Morning at the Bakery
A Busy Morning at the Bakery
Carrie is a baker. Every morning, she goes to work early to bake some things
before customers arrive. One day, Carrie had a list of cookies, cupcakes, and
cakes to make.
First, Carrie made the cookies and the cupcakes. Then, she started the
cakes. Carrie mixed the flour, sugar, vanilla, eggs, and milk. She poured the
thick batter into square metal pans. She put the pans in the oven to bake.
Later, as Carrie was taking the cakes out of the oven, she heard her first
customer come into the bakery. It was Ms. Davis, a teacher from the school
nearby.
“The third graders at my school are having a party this afternoon,” said Ms.
Davis. “I’d like to order 20 chocolate cupcakes and enough vanilla cake for 24
students.”
“I can have those ready in a few hours,” Carrie said. After Ms. Davis left,
Carrie put the 20 cupcakes into boxes. Then, she used her list of cake sizes
to decide which size cake Ms. Davis needed.
Carrie frosted the cake and put it in a box. It had been a busy morning, but
it was worth it. Carrie knew that the third graders at Ms. Davis’s school were
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going to have a great party.
1.
Read "A Busy Morning at the Bakery" and answer the question.
Carrie sells cookies in boxes with 5, 6, or 10 cookies. The cost of each
box is shown below.
What is the LEAST possible cost of 30 cookies?
A.
$42
B.
$40
C.
$30
D.
$25
Read the passage 'A Busy Morning at the Bakery' and answer the question below:
2.
Read "A Busy Morning at the Bakery" and answer the question.
If each pan makes 6 cupcakes, how many chocolate cupcakes did Carrie
make all together?
3.
Melissa has 72 stickers. She has an equal number of stickers on each of 8
pages. How many stickers are on each page?
A.
6
B.
7
C.
8
D.
9
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4.
Sarah had 12 feet of wood. She used the wood to make 3foot long
shelves. How many shelves did Sarah make?
A.
4
B.
15
C.
36
5.
What is the product of 5 and 9?
A.
40
B.
45
C.
50
6.
Mrs. Smith’s class has 6 reading groups. Each group has 7 students. How
many students are in Mrs. Smith’s class?
A.
13
B.
42
C.
48
7.
Arianna drew 3 stars each on 9 pages of her notebook. How many total
stars did she draw?
A.
6
B.
12
C.
18
D.
27
8.
Michael has 9 classmates. He gives each of them 4 cookies. How many
cookies does Michael give away?
A.
5
B.
13
C.
32
D.
36
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9.
Olivia had 54 inches of ribbon. She cut the ribbon into pieces that were
each 9 inches long. How many pieces of ribbon did she have?
A.
6
B.
9
C.
45
D.
63
10.
Four students each write one equation. Each student uses n in the
equation. The value of n should be 48 in each equation.
In which equation is n not equal to 48?
A.
6 × 8 = n
B.
12 × 4 = n
C.
8 × 3 = n
D.
48 ÷ 1 = n
11.
There are 16 students in a math club. Their teacher wants to divide them
into equal groups for a project.
Part A. Draw a picture to show each possible way the teacher could
divide the students into groups. Write a division equation to match each
drawing.
Part B. Which group size is best for the project? Explain your answer.
Use words, numbers, and/or pictures to show your work.
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12.
Jill used stickers to create the model below. Which number sentence can Jill use to find the total number of stickers
she used to create the model?
A.
3 + 4= 7 stickers
B.
2 + 5= 7 stickers
C.
3 × 4 = 12 stickers
D.
2 × 5 = 10 stickers
13.
John has 4 boxes of gum. Each box has 9 pieces of gum in it. How many
pieces of gum does John have?
A.
5 pieces
B.
13 pieces
C.
32 pieces
D.
36 pieces
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14.
Leslie is packing dishes. She has 24 dinner plates. She wants to put 4
plates into each box. Leslie wants to determine the number of boxes she
will need. She writes the equation.
How many boxes will Leslie need?
A.
28
B.
24
C.
6
D.
4
15.
Ms. Gomez bought 8 pizzas for $48. How much did each pizza cost?
A.
$6
B.
$7
C.
$8
16.
Jon bought 8 CDs at the store. The total cost was $48.00. Each CD cost
the same amount. How could Jon find the price of each CD?
A.
8 × m = $48
B.
8 + $48 = m
C.
8 × $48 = m
D.
m + $48 = 8
17.
There are 10 rows of seats on the school bus. Each row has space for 5
students. How many students can ride the bus at one time?
A.
5
B.
15
C.
50
D.
55
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18.
Tom bought 4 packs of pencils. Each pack had 10 pencils. How many
pencils did he buy in all?
A.
44
B.
40
C.
14
D.
6
19.
Mr. Vance put 27 students into three equal groups. How many students
were in each group?
A.
6
B.
7
C.
8
D.
9
20.
Ben rode his bike a total of 28 miles in four weeks. Which equation can
be used to find the number of miles, m, Ben rode each week?
A.
28 × 4 = m
B.
28 ÷ 4 = m
C.
28 + 4 = m
D.
28 – 4 = m
21.
Matt has 56 cookies to share equally with his 7 friends. How many
cookies will each friend get?
A.
8
B.
9
C.
49
D.
63
22.
Which number sentence has the same value as 5 × 2?
A.
2 + 2
B.
2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2
C.
5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5
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23.
Savannah is making bracelets. She has 56 beads. She wants to make 7
bracelets. Part A. Draw a picture that can be used to find the number of beads
Savannah can use for each bracelet.
Part B. Explain how the picture can be used to find the number of beads
Savannah can use for each bracelet. Use words, numbers, and/or pictures to show your work.
24.
Sarah has 6 bags of marbles. She has a total of 48 marbles. Which
equation can she use to find the total number of marbles she has in each
bag?
A.
? ÷ 6 = 48
B.
? – 6 = 48
C.
6 + ? = 48
D.
6 × ? = 48
25.
John has 7 packages of balloons for a party. Each package has 6 balloons
in it. How many total balloons does John have?
A.
12
B.
13
C.
42
D.
49
26.
Abby has 72 gifts to share equally with 9 family members. How many
gifts will each person get?
A.
7
B.
8
C.
63
D.
81
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27.
Tony earned $20 selling his old toys at a yard sale. He sold each toy for
$2. Which equation shows the number of toys he sold?
A.
B.
C.
D.
28.
Claire used 4 yards of fabric to make each costume for the school play.
How many yards of fabric did she use to make 6 costumes?
A.
2 yards
B.
10 yards
C.
18 yards
D.
24 yards
29.
Josh gave balloons to 3 friends. He gave each friend 4 balloons. How
many balloons did Josh give away?
A.
1
B.
7
C.
12
D.
16
30.
Mary made a quilt. She used 24 squares to make 6 equal rows. How
many squares were in each row?
A.
4
B.
18
C.
30
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31.
The students lined their trays on the cafeteria table. They made two
rows with 9 trays in each row. How many trays are on the table?
A.
7
B.
11
C.
18
D.
27
32.
Carlos went into a bagel shop. There were 3 shelves with 6 different
types of bagels on each shelf. How many different types of bagels did
Carlos have to choose from?
A.
18
B.
15
C.
9
D.
3
33.
Tanya had 45 seeds. She planted them equally along 5 rows. How many
seeds are in each row?
A.
4
B.
5
C.
8
D.
9
34.
Ms. Linda gives 3 homework pages to each child. She has 10 children in
her class. Which equation can Ms. Linda use to find the total pages of
homework given?
A.
10 ÷ 3 = s
B.
10 + 3 = s
C.
10 – 3 = s
D.
10 × 3 = s
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35.
Steven runs the same distance each day. In 8 days, he runs a total of 40
miles. How many miles does Steven run each day?
A.
5
B.
6
C.
32
D.
48
36.
Peter bought 21 plants at the garden center. He will put the same
number of plants in each flower pot. He has 7 flower pots. How many
plants will Peter put in each flower pot?
A.
3
B.
4
C.
14
D.
28
37.
Pat has 20 flowers. She puts an equal number of flowers in each of 5
vases. How many flowers does Pat put in each vase?
A.
4
B.
15
C.
25
D.
100
38.
Ethan has 42 toy cars. Using all the cars, he creates 6 equal rows. How
many cars are in each row?
A.
6
B.
7
C.
36
D.
48
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39.
Steven has 56 stickers he shares equally among 8 people. How many
stickers will each person get?
A.
7
B.
8
C.
48
D.
64
40. Trey divided 21 straws into groups of 3 each.
How many groups are there?
A.
21
B.
7
C.
6
D.
3
41.
Mrs. Jones ordered pizza for a party. Each pizza was cut into 6 slices. A
total of 54 slices of pizza were eaten at the party. What was the total
number of pizzas that were eaten at the party?
A.
7
B.
8
C.
9
D.
12
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42.
There were 8 floats in a parade. Each float had 7 riders. How many riders
were in the parade?
A.
15
B.
46
C.
49
D.
56
43.
Rhonda places 8 bowls on the table. She puts 4 cups of popcorn in each
bowl. How many cups of popcorn does Rhonda place in the bowls
altogether?
A.
4
B.
12
C.
28
D.
32
44.
Carl put 25 pieces of candy into 5 bags. He put the same number of
pieces into each bag. How many pieces of candy are in each bag?
A.
5
B.
7
C.
20
D.
30
45.
Mr. Jones had 56 cookies. He divided them equally among 8 children.
How many cookies did each child get?
A.
7
B.
8
C.
48
D.
64
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46.
There are 90 children at the movies. There are 10 rows of seats. How
many children will sit in each row?
A.
8
B.
9
C.
80
D.
100
47.
Heidi has 6 pages of pictures from her summer trip. Each page has 7
pictures on it. Which equation shows how many pictures, P, Heidi has?
A.
7 + 6 = P
B.
7 × 6 = P
C.
7 – 6 = P
D.
7 ÷ 6 = P
48.
Every year, scientists observe 5 groups of sea turtles that come lay eggs
on a beach. There are 12 turtles in each group. How many sea turtles do
the scientists observe? A.
12
B.
17
C.
50
D.
60
49.
There are 10 tables in the school lunch room. Each table seats 8 children.
How many total children will the tables seat at one time?
A.
19
B.
50
C.
80
D.
90
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50. There are 12 jars in each of 6 boxes. What number sentence shows the total number of jars?
A.
B.
C.
D.
51.
Which number sentence matches the picture below?
A.
18 − 6 = 12
B.
18 ÷ 3 = 6
C.
6 − 3 = 2
52.
Erin bought 3 boxes of pencils. Each box has 8 pencils. How many pencils
does Erin have in all?
A.
5
B.
11
C.
21
D.
24
53.
Brad has 16 books. He wants to share them equally among his 4
teachers. How many books will Brad give each teacher?
A.
3
B.
4
C.
12
D.
20
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54.
Rani bought 3 shirts for $9 each. Which equation can be used to find the
total cost of the shirts, c?
A.
B.
C.
D.
55.
John needs paper for 8 students in his art class. They will each need 7
sheets of paper. Which equation will help John find the number of sheets
of paper, P, he needs?
A.
8 + 7 = P
B.
8 × 7 = P
C.
8 – 7 = P
D.
8 ÷ 7 = P
56.
There are 8 rows of chairs. There are 9 chairs in each row. How many
chairs are there altogether?
A.
72
B.
64
C.
17
D.
1
57.
Mr. Quinn puts 36 cookies into boxes for a bake sale. He puts 6 cookies
in each box. How many boxes does Mr. Quinn have?
A.
5
B.
6
C.
30
D.
42
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58.
Sam puts 8 stickers on a page. He fills 6 pages. How many stickers does
Sam have?
A.
14
B.
16
C.
48
D.
64
59.
A total of 54 rock climbers signed up for a rock climbing trip. The leader
put the climbers into 6 equal groups. How many climbers were in each
group?
A.
6
B.
9
C.
48
D.
60
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60.
Jason has 16 pennies. He puts them into 4 equal rows. Which picture
shows Jason’s pennies?
A.
B.
C.
D.
61.
There are 72 flowers in Mrs. Smith’s garden. Each row has 9 flowers.
Which equation shows how to find the number of rows, R, in Mrs. Smith’s
garden?
A.
R ÷ 9 = 72
B.
72 ÷ 9 = R
C.
72 − 9 = R
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62.
Suzie picked flowers for 4 friends. She gave each friend 8 flowers. How
many flowers did Suzie pick?
A.
40
B.
32
C.
12
D.
4
63.
Ms. Louis wants to order pizza for a party. There will be 9 people at her
party.
Part A. Ms. Louis wants each person to get 2 slices of pizza. How many
slices of pizza does she need?
Part B. If each pizza has 6 slices, how many pizzas should Ms. Louis
order?
64.
Paul drew some circles, shown below. Which equation does the picture show?
A.
3 + T = 21
B.
T ÷ 3 = 7
C.
T × 21 = 3
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65.
Mr. Jones asked his students to find the value of the J in the expression
below. The students’ answers are in the chart below. 24 ÷ J = 3
Student Answer Jose
4
Kerry
6
Lynn
8
Who answered correctly?
A.
Jose
B.
Kerry
C.
Lynn
66.
A baker puts cookies into bags. She has 21 cookies and puts an equal
number into 3 bags. How many cookies are in each bag? A.
6
B.
7
C.
18
D.
24
67.
Karen has 4 boxes of rocks. Each box has 7 rocks. How many rocks does
Karen have?
A.
11
B.
24
C.
28
68.
There are 8 plates with 4 chicken nuggets on each plate. How many
chicken nuggets are on the 8 plates?
A.
2
B.
4
C.
12
D.
32
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69.
Abigail has 72 muffins to pack into boxes. She will pack 8 muffins in each
box. What is the total number of boxes Abigail will need?
A.
7
B.
9
C.
64
D.
80
70.
Jenn has 54 oranges. They are split equally into 6 baskets. How many
oranges are in each basket?
A.
60
B.
48
C.
9
D.
8
71.
Keisha has 3 bins of toys in her room. Each bin has 17 toys in it. How
many toys does Keisha have in all?
A.
20
B.
42
C.
51
D.
57
72.
Samara has 48 pictures to put into an album. She can put 6 pictures on
each page. What is the least number of pages she will need for all 48
pictures?
A.
8
B.
42
C.
54
D.
288
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73.
Ms. Ramos is putting her books into bins. She has 56 books and 8 bins.
Which picture shows how she can divide the books evenly into the bins?
A.
B.
C.
D.
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74.
Lisa has to complete 24 problems for homework. The problems are
arranged in 6 equal rows. How many problems are in each row?
A.
8
B.
6
C.
4
D.
3
75.
Mr. Davis gives 2 folders to each student. He gives 20 folders in all.
Which equation will find how many students Mr. Davis gave folders to?
A.
2 + ? = 20
B.
2 × ? = 20
C.
? – 2 = 20
D.
? ÷ 2 = 20
76.
There are 36 children in Michelle’s class. Her teacher forms 4 equal
groups. Which number sentence can be used to find the number of
children in each group?
A.
36 + 4 = y
B.
36 − 4 = y
C.
36 ÷ 4 = y
D.
36 × 4 = y
77.
The art store has 5 boxes of pencils for sale. There are 7 pencils in each
box. How many pencils are in the boxes?
A.
12 pencils
B.
13 pencils
C.
35 pencils
D.
42 pencils
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78.
During one month, 9 friends read a total of 81 books. Each friend read
the same number of books. How many books each child read?
A.
6
B.
7
C.
8
D.
9
79.
Suzette has 24 sets of watercolor paints. She puts them into groups of 3.
How many sets of watercolor paints will be in each group?
A.
72
B.
21
C.
9
D.
8
80.
Nate wants to put cupcakes into boxes. He has 10 cupcakes. He will put
2 cupcakes into each box. How many boxes does Nate need?
A.
5
B.
8
C.
12
D.
20
81.
A farmer planted 6 rows of seeds. Each row had 8 seeds in it. How many
total seeds did the farmer plant?
A.
40
B.
48
C.
57
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82.
Hector has 3 boxes of toys. There are 9 toys in each box. How many toys
does Hector have?
A.
3
B.
6
C.
24
D.
27
83.
There are 4 baskets of apples on a picnic table. Each basket has 5 apples
in it. How many apples are there all together?
A.
1
B.
9
C.
20
D.
24
84.
Michael has a rope that is 20 feet long. He wants to cut the rope into
equal pieces. Each piece will be 5 feet long. How many pieces of rope will
Michael have after he cuts it?
A.
100
B.
25
C.
5
D.
4
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85.
This picture shows 4 rows of cars. The cars are put into 3 rows instead of 4 rows. Each of the 3 rows will
have the same number of cars. How many cars will be in each row?
A.
6
B.
8
C.
9
D.
12
86.
Jessica has read 30 pages of her book. She read 5 pages each night. How
many nights did it take Jessica to read 30 pages?
A.
35
B.
25
C.
6
D.
5
87.
Ron bought 6 bags of apples. Each bag had 9 apples in it. How many
apples did Ron buy in all?
A.
54
B.
63
C.
69
D.
72
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88.
John had 24 puppy treats. He gave the same number of treats to each of
the 6 puppies. How many treats did John give to each puppy?
A.
4
B.
8
C.
18
D.
30
89.
Perry bought 7 packs of gum. Each pack had 8 pieces of gum in it. How
many total pieces of gum did Perry buy?
A.
56
B.
54
C.
50
90.
Marisa designed a flower garden in her yard. Her garden has 4 rows. Each
row has 8 flowers. Which equation shows the number of flowers, F, in
Marisa’s garden?
A.
8 × 4 = F
B.
8 ÷ 4 = F
C.
8 + 4 = F
D.
8 – 4 = F
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91.
A picture of a game board is shown below.
Six points are scored each time a bean bag falls inside the circle at the
top of this game board. A player scored a total of 30 points. If the player
scored 6 points with each bean bag, how many times did the bean bag
fall inside the circle at the top?
A.
5
B.
6
C.
24
D.
36
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Multiplication and Division Word Problems

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