1) Each room has 3 windows. Evelyn washed 24 windows in one afternoon. Which equation can be used to find how many windows Evelyn washed? a) 24÷3=8 b) 24×3=72 c) 24−3=21 d) 24+3=27 2) Marcus has 36 markers. He puts them into 4 boxes. The equation 36 ÷ 4 = ___ can be used to describe this story. Which sentence explains what the ___ equals? a) The ___ equals the number of boxes. b) The ___ equals the total number of crayons. c) The ___ equals the number of markers in each box. 3) Olivia bought packs of thank you cards. She bought 7 packs of cards. Each pack has 8 cards. She also bought 2 extra cards. Which number sentence correctly shows the total number of thank you cards Olivia bought? a) 7+8×2  b) 7×8×2 c) 7+8×2  d) 7×8+2 4) Hunter is making 210 cookies. Thorel is making 3 times as many as Hunter. How many cookies is Thorel making? a) 210÷3=70 b) 210×3=630 c) 210+3=213 d) 210−3=207 5) Which story shows the best representation of the equation 87 ÷ 3 = 29? a) Ariel, Austin, and Caleb each used 29 crayons. How many total crayons did they use? b) Ariel, Austin, and Caleb had a total of 87 crayons. They share the crayons equally. How many crayons does each child have? c) There were 87 crayons. Ariel, Austin, and Caleb each took 3 crayons to art. How many crayons were left in the classroom? 6) Jada saved $16. Nora saved 4 times as much as Jada. How much did Nora save? a) 16÷4=4 b) 16×4=64 c) 16+4=20 d) 16−4=12 7) In January, 21 students join winter clubs at school. In February, 7 times as many students join a winter club. How many members are now in the winter club? a) 21÷7=3 b) 21×7=147  c) 21+7=28 8) Jessica had 48 oranges that she packed equally into 4 boxes. How many apples were in each box? a) 48÷4=12 b) 48×4=192 c) 48+4=52 9) Matthew had $72. He put money equally into 8 envelopes. He donated 3 envelopes to charity. How much money did Matthew donate? a) 72÷8+3 b) 72×8+3 c) 72÷8×3 10) Sienna had 135 gold coins. She gave 67 coins to Simon. Sienna put the remaining coins equally into 4 packs. How many beads did Sienna put in each pack? a) 135−67÷4=17 b) 135−67−4=64 11) Teddy buys 5 boxes of cupcakes. Each box contains 12 chocolate cupcakes. The chocolate cupcakes are shared equally among 6 children. How many chocolate cupcakes did each child get? a) 5×12÷6=10 b) 5+12+6=23 c) 5×12−6=30 12) Leighanna has $45 to buy some cookies. Cookies are sold at $4 each. What is the greatest number she can buy? What operation will Leighanna use to solve the problem? a) multiplication b) addition c) division d) subtraction 13) Wyatt paid $18 for 3 notebooks. How much did he spend on each notebook? What operation will Wyatt use to solve the problem? a) addition b) multiplication c) division d) subtraction 14) Reina had $48 and split it equally into 8 envelopes. She donated 3 envelopes. How much money did she donate? a) 48÷8=6 and 6×3=18 b) 48÷6=8 and 8×3=24 15) Caleb had 121 marbles. He gave 45 away. He divided the rest equally into 4 bags. How many marbles are in each bag? a) 121−45=76 and 76÷4=19 b) 121−40=81 and 81÷4=20 16) Simon has 4 boxes of crackers. Each box has 20 crackers. He shares the crackers equally with 5 children. How many crackers does each child get? a) 4×20=80 and 80÷5=16 b) 4×10=40 and 40÷5=8 17) Austin has $29. Erasers cost $2 each. What is the greatest number he can buy and how much money is left? a) 29÷2=14 R1 and 14×2=28 → $1 left b) 29÷3=9 R2 and 9×3=27 → $2 left 18) Gavin’s older brother is 4 times as old as Gavin. In 6 years, their total ages will be 50. Which work could you use to find Gavin’s age now? a) 50−12=38 and 38÷5 = Gavin’s age b) 50−10=40 and 40÷4 = Gavin’s age 19) Ariel made 84 ounces of trail mix. She filled 7 equal bags for a long hike. Later, she gave 2 bags to Julie. How many ounces of trail mix did Ariel give away?  a) 84÷7=12 and 12×2=24 b) 84÷6=14 and 14×2=28 20) Kavya has 8 apples. A bag holds 4 apples. How many bags can Kavya make? Choose the correct operation. a) multiplication b) addition c) division d) subtraction 21) There are 27 students in the cafeteria. Later, 18 more students come in. How many students are in the cafeteria now? Choose the correct operation. a) multiplication b) addition c) division d) subtraction 22) A farmer has 50 apples. He sells 32 apples at the market. How many apples does he have left? Choose the correct operation. a) multiplication b) division c) subtraction d) addition 23) Each box holds 6 pencils. There are 8 boxes. How many pencils are there in all? Choose the correct operation. a) multiplication b) division c) subtraction d) addition 24) A baker has 24 cupcakes. He wants to put them into boxes with 6 cupcakes in each. How many boxes can he make? Choose the correct operation. a) multiplication b) division c) subtraction d) addition 25) There are 35 students going on a trip. Each van can hold 7 students. How many vans are needed? Choose the correct operation. a) multiplication b) division c) subtraction d) addition

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