Quiz about Division With Fraction Remainders

Question 1

Q1. What is the result of 10 divided by 3?

Accepted Answer

C) 2/15

Answer

A) 10/3

Answer

B) 2 2/3

Answer

D) 15/2

Question 2

Question 2.

Accepted Answer

1  19/56

Answer

8/21

Answer

2  3/4

Answer

56/99

Question 3

a representation of a division of a number; a part of a whole.

Accepted Answer

fraction

Answer

common

Answer

equivalent

Answer

equation

Question 4

Bob is filling bags of candy for his birthday party. He is putting 7 pieces in each bag. If he has 80 pieces of candy, how many bags can he make?

The answer is 11 Remainder 3. What is the remainder?

Accepted Answer

pieces of candy

Answer

bags

Answer

parties

Answer

unicorns

Question 5

You are dividing people into equal groups to fill vans to take them to a ball game. If there are some people left over after you fill as many vans as you can, what will you do with the remainder?

Accepted Answer

round up: you will need another whole van, even though it won't be full

Answer

ignore it: the people left over just won't get to go

Answer

the answer is the remainder

Answer

turn the remainder into a fraction: you will cut the last van into smaller pieces

Question 6

You are making equal teams from a group of people. If you want to know how many people won't be on a team, what will you do with the remainder?

Accepted Answer

the remainder is the answer

Answer

ignore it:

Answer

round up

Answer

turn the people left over into fractions and put part of a person on each of the teams.

Question 7

If you are sharing food that can easily be cut into smaller pieces or amounts, what will you always do with a remainder?

Accepted Answer

turn it into a fraction

Answer

ignore it

Answer

round up to the next whole number

Answer

the remainder will be the answer

Question 8

Finish the sentence: ALL division expressions can be written as...

Accepted Answer

Fractions

Answer

Cows

Answer

Subtraction Expressions

Answer

Sup Brother

Question 9

Sue has 55 inches of ribbon. She wants to cut the ribbon into 6 equal pieces. How long will each piece be?

Accepted Answer

9 1/6 inches each, she should add the remainder as a fraction.

Answer

Each piece would be 9 inches and she should just throw away the extra.

Question 10

We have learned that we can't split people or animals in fraction pieces. So if they are the remainders in division problems we need to:

Accepted Answer

Add 1 to the quotient.

Answer

Use them as a fraction.

Answer

Use only the quotient.

Answer

Use only the remainder.

Question 11

If we are talking about food or things that you can measure in a division word problem and there is a remainder, how can we interpret the remainder?

Accepted Answer

Write the remainder as a fraction.

Answer

Use only the quotient.

Answer

Add 1 to the quotient.

Answer

Use only the remainder.

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