1) If you have 6 pizzas and each person eats 1/2 of a pizza, how many people can you serve? a) 12 people b) 6 people c) 3 people d) 9 people 2) You have 8 meters of ribbon. If each gift needs 1/4 meter, how many gifts can you wrap? a) 32 gifts b) 16 gifts c) 8 gifts d) 24 gifts 3) A baker has 5 kg of flour. If each cake requires 1/5 kg, how many cakes can he bake? a) 25 cakes b) 5 cakes c) 10 cakes d) 15 cakes 4) There are 10 liters of juice. If each glass holds 1/2 liter, how many glasses can be filled? a) 20 glasses b) 10 glasses c) 5 glasses d) 15 glasses 5) You have 7 chocolate bars. If each friend gets 1/3 of a bar, how many friends can you share with? a) 21 friends b) 14 friends c) 7 friends d) 10 friends 6) A gardener has 9 kg of seeds. If each plant needs 1/3 kg, how many plants can be grown? a) 27 plants b) 18 plants c) 9 plants d) 12 plants 7) You have 4 liters of paint. If each wall needs 1/4 liter, how many walls can you paint? a) 16 walls b) 8 walls c) 4 walls d) 12 walls 8) There are 3 kg of sugar. If each cake uses 1/3 kg, how many cakes can be made? a) 9 cakes b) 6 cakes c) 3 cakes d) 12 cakes 9) You have 12 apples. If each pie requires 1/2 apple, how many pies can you make? a) 24 pies b) 12 pies c) 6 pies d) 18 pies 10) A chef has 15 kg of meat. If each dish needs 1/5 kg, how many dishes can be prepared? a) 75 dishes b) 30 dishes c) 15 dishes d) 45 dishes

Dividing Whole Numbers by Fractions

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