MATH 4TH QUARTER

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Mr. Jaimar, a 7th grade teacher, distributes 36 pencils equally among the nine children in his class. How many pencils will each child receive?

3. 
   1. What is asked in the problem?

• a. How many pencils will each child receive?

• b. How many candies will each child receive?

• c. How many ballpens will each child receive?

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Mr. Jaimar, a 7th grade teacher, distributes 36 pencils equally among the nine children in his class. How many pencils will each child receive?

3. 
   2. What are the given in the problem?

• a. 38 pencils equally among the nine children in his class

• b. 37 pencils equally among the nine children in his class

• c. 36 pencils equally among the nine children in his class

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Mr. Jaimar, a 7th grade teacher, distributes 36 pencils equally among the nine children in his class. How many pencils will each child receive?

3. 
   3. What shall we do?

• a. We shall subract

• b. We shall divide

• c. We shall multiply

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Mr. Jaimar, a 7th grade teacher, distributes 36 pencils equally among the nine children in his class. How many pencils will each child receive?

3. 
   4. Write the division sentence and solve.

• a. 36 pencils ÷ 9 children

• b. 3 pencils ÷ 9 children

• c. 38 pencils ÷ 9 children

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Mr. Jaimar, a 7th grade teacher, distributes 36 pencils equally among the nine children in his class. How many pencils will each child receive?

3. 
   5. What is your answer?

• a. 36 pencils ÷ 9 children = 4

• b. 3 pencils ÷ 9 children = r

• c. 38 pencils ÷ 9 children = 4.2

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Samantha baked 81 cookies for her children. If the cookies are shared equally among 9 of her children, how many cookies will each child get?

3. 
   6. What is asked in the problem?

• a. how many bread will each child get?

• b. how many cupcakes will each child get?

• c. how many cookies will each child get?

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Samantha baked 81 cookies for her children. If the cookies are shared equally among 9 of her children, how many cookies will each child get?

3. 
   7. What are the given in the problem?

• a. 81 cookies and 8 children

• b. 81 cookies and 9 children

• c.81 cookies and 10 children

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Samantha baked 81 cookies for her children. If the cookies are shared equally among 9 of her children, how many cookies will each child get?

3. 
   8. What shall we do?

• a. We shall divide

• b. We shall multiply

• c. We shall subract

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Samantha baked 81 cookies for her children. If the cookies are shared equally among 9 of her children, how many cookies will each child get?

3. 
   9. Write the division sentence and solve.

• a. 80 ÷ 9 =

• b. 81 ÷ 9 =

• c. 81 ÷ 8 =

1. Solve the word problem.

2. 
   Samantha baked 81 cookies for her children. If the cookies are shared equally among 9 of her children, how many cookies will each child get?

3. 
   10. What is your answer?

• a. 80 ÷ 9 = 8.8

• b. 81 ÷ 9 = 9

• c. 81 ÷ 8 = 10