Multiplication and Division Word Problems
13 resources created by 7 users
This GoConqr page gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps and flashcards on Multiplication and Division Word Problems, from equal groups and rates to money and time. Primary pupils can practice choosing an operation and working through questions, while teachers can find ready-made material. The page has a small set of resources, all at primary level. Pick a resource and start with a problem that interests you.
Top Multiplication and Division Word Problems resources
-
8 questionsA. Division How many hours are there in 720 minutes?
-
8 questionsA. Multiplication There were a total of 14 football games a month. The season is played for 6 months. How many football games...
-
8 questionsB. Multiplication Sally has saved 18 quarters from washing cars. How many cents does Sally have ?
-
8 questionsPre-Test on Division Find the quotient of 9,824 and 16.
-
7 nodesProblem types for mult Equal groups: 5 taxis... · Rate: you can wash 1 ... · Comparison: Henry has... · Part-whole: For every... · Cartesian Product: Si... · Rectangular Area: A r...
-
8 questionsC. Multiplication Solve the following word problem
-
11 questionsEP2 Math Critical Thinking Q3 54 / 3 = 16
-
8 questionsC. Division What is the quotient?
Quizzes
-
8 questionsA. Division How many hours are there in 720 minutes?
-
8 questionsA. Multiplication There were a total of 14 football games a month. The season is played for 6 months. How many football games...
-
8 questionsB. Multiplication Sally has saved 18 quarters from washing cars. How many cents does Sally have ?
-
8 questionsPre-Test on Division Find the quotient of 9,824 and 16.
-
8 questionsC. Multiplication Solve the following word problem
-
11 questionsEP2 Math Critical Thinking Q3 54 / 3 = 16
-
8 questionsC. Division What is the quotient?
Mind maps
Flashcards
-
20 cardsWP L2 Flash Cards Determine if you need to multiply or divide to solve the following problem. There are 4 groups of penguins ...
-
8 cardsQUESTIONS EACH BOX CONTAINS 21 EGGS. HOW MANY EGGS ARE THERE IN 8 BOXES?
-
6 cardsWeek 15 S1 There are 5 rows of chairs and 5 chairs in each row. How many chairs are there in all?
-
4 cardsWeek 14 Session 1 You have 2 homework pages each school day. How many homework pages do you have in a 5-day school week?
More Multiplication and Division topics
About Multiplication and Division Word Problems
GoConqr OriginalStart with multiplication
Begin with the multiplication quiz about football games played over a season. It asks pupils to use the number of games in a month and the length of the season to work out a total. Another multiplication quiz uses money saved from washing cars, with an explanation of how to find the value of the quarters.
For more practice, the multiplication flashcards about boxes ask pupils to find totals for items such as eggs and cookies. Read each question, identify the equal groups, and work out the total before checking your response.
Explore division
The division quiz about hours and minutes offers a starting point for thinking about how one quantity relates to another. Its explanation shows how to use the number of minutes in an hour to find a number of hours.
Pre-Test on Division includes questions about quotients, time and a jogger's running minutes. Pupils can use it to practice both calculations and reading a situation carefully. If a question feels difficult, identify what the problem asks for and what information it gives before choosing a calculation.
Use a map with a quiz
The multiplication problem-types mind map sets out examples of equal groups and rates. Look at an example on the map, then try a quiz question that uses a similar idea. Afterward, return to the map and explain how the quantities in the question fit together.
The flashcards on choosing whether to multiply or divide offer another way to practice that decision. Try saying why an operation fits before calculating the answer.
Continue through the unit
This topic is one section of the Multiplication and Division unit in Mathematics. The resources bring calculation and problem reading together: pupils can use a map to think about the situation, then apply that thinking in a quiz or flashcard question.
Choose a map and a quiz to use together as you study.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource is a useful place to start?
For multiplication, start with the quiz about football games played over a season. It gives a situation with games per month and asks for the total across the season. For division, try the quiz that converts minutes to hours. Both include explanations that can help pupils see how the calculation relates to the question.
How can pupils use the mind map alongside the quizzes?
The multiplication problem-types mind map includes examples of equal groups and rates. Pupils can look at an example, then try a quiz question and compare how the quantities relate. Returning to the map after a question offers a way to describe the reasoning, rather than focusing only on the calculation.
Are the resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also saves quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.
Who are these resources for?
The resources on this page are at primary level. Pupils can practice multiplication and division through questions about groups, money and time. Teachers can use the quizzes, mind maps and flashcards as ready-made material, choosing a format that fits the kind of practice they want pupils to try.