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Multiplication & Division Review Quiz

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Question 1

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Each day the gumball machine in the mall sells 633 gumballs. How many gumballs would they have sold after 83 days?

8 gumballs

7 gumballs

52,539 gumballs

6,963 gumballs

Question 2

2.

A baker can fit 9 apple pies in each box. If he made 85 pies, how many more pies would he need to fill the last box?

10 pies

9 pies 

4 pies 

5 pies

Question 3

3.

There are 600 6th graders in a county. They are split up into classes that have 25 students each. How many 6th grade classes are there in the county?

23 classes

26 clases

25 classes

24 classes

Question 4

4.

Oliver was collecting cans for recycling. In five months he had collected 749 bags with 32 cans inside each bag. How many cans did he have totoal?

23 cans

1,498 cans

3,745 cans

23,968 cans

Question 5

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Marg brought 567 pieces of chocolate to pass out to her friends. She is splitting the chocolate evenly among 32 friends and herself. If she gives the remaining chocolate to her little brother, how many pieces of chocolate does he get?

17 chocolates

6 chocolates

11 chocolates 

23 chocolates

Question 6

6.

Mark had $340 in one bank account and $512 in another. If Mark needs to use this money to buy presents for 12 of his friends, how much money would one present cost?

$172

$71

$28

$42

Question 7

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A factory can store up to 4,000 hot dogs. So far they have produced 82 boxes of hot dogs. Each box holds 25 hot dogs. How many more hot dogs can they fit in the factory?

1,950 hot dogs 

2,050 hot dogs

48 hot dogs 

160 hot dogs

Question 8

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Fredrick has 37 toy race cars in each box in his attic. If he has 14 boxes, how many total toy race cars does he have?

148 toy race cars

518 toy race cars

1,092 toy race cars

185 toy race cars

Question 9

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The booths at the State Fair make $309 an hour. How much money would they have earned after 56 hours?

Question 10

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Jimmy is raising money to support 10 different small businesses in Raleigh. He has allowed people to give one of two donation amounts, either $65 or $25. He has collected $65 from 54 people and $25 from 78 people. If he plans to split the total amount of money raised evenly between each business, how much money would each business recieve?