L8 - Multiples and Factors Quiz

Decide if the following number is Prime or Composite: 2.

• Prime

• Composite

Decide if the following number is Prime or Composite: 4.

• Prime

• Composite

Decide if the following number is Prime or Composite: 5.

• Prime

• Composite

Decide if the following number is Prime or Composite: 9.

• Prime

• Composite

Decide if the following number is Prime or Composite: 11.

• Prime

• Composite

Decide if the following number is Prime or Composite: 14.

• Prime

• Composite

Terence puts 36 markers into containers. He puts the same number of markers into one or more containers with no markers left over. Which list shows all of the possible numbers of markers that Terence can put into each container?

• 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

• 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 36

• 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36

• 1, 2, 3, 4

What do all of these numbers have in common? 8, 16, 24, 32, 40

• They are all multiples of 8.

• They are all multiples of 6.

• They are all factors of 8.

• They have 6 as a factor.

• They have 8 as a factor.

Ms. Ortiz arranges student projects into 2 rows of 24. Mr. Szu arranges student projects into 6 rows of 8. If they each use the same number of student projects, what are other ways the projects can be arranged?

• 8 rows of 6.

• 24 rows of 2.

• 12 rows of 4.

• 4 rows of 12.

Granola bars come in boxes that hold 2 bars, 5 bars, or 10 bars. Andre wants to buy exactly 60 granola bars. He plans to buy only one size of box. What are three ways that he can buy exactly 60 granola bars?

• 30 boxes of 2 bars.

• 6 boxes of 10 bars.

• 12 boxes of 5 bars.

• 10 boxes of 6 bars.