Math Unit 4 Review

 

Part A.

          Copy the following division problem and arrows.  Label the different parts of the problem using the word bank provided.  Define each part of the problem below your copy.

 

59    /    7  =  8 R 3                                              8  R 3          2.              

                                                                       7  59

 


    1.                                                                                                                                   

       3.                                               

 

                             59 / 7 =   8 R 3          4.                   

 

Word Bank: Remainder, Quotient, Remainder, Divisor

 

Define each of the terms below:

1.

2.

3.

4.

 

 

Part B.

          Round the numbers below.

 

1.    183 to the nearest ten

2.    94.2 to the nearest whole number

3.    47.07 to the nearest tenth

 

Part C.

          Complete the following problems.

 

1.    90 (7s) = ?

2.    90 (70s) = ?

3.    900 (7s) = ?

 

Part D.

          Complete the Place-Value Puzzle below.

 

                         ,                                    ,                                   

 

The digit in the tens place is 2.

The digit in the ones place is double the digit in the tens place.

The digit in the hundreds place is three times the digit in the tens place.

The digit in the hundred-thousands place is an odd number less than 3.

The digit in the millions place is 1/3 of 15.

The digit in the digits are all 9s.

 

 

Part E.

          Answer the questions below.

 

1.    How many 5s are in 35?

2.    What number times 7 equals 63?

3.    Multiply 400 by 9.

 

 

Part F.

          Use the mental division strategy to work the following problems.

 

1. 42 divided by 3 equals               .

                                                                    .

                   (friendly parts for 42)

 

2. 57 divided by 3 equals               .

                                                                    .

                   (friendly parts for 57)

 

Part G.

Use the Partial Quotients Method to work the following problem.

         

1. 127 / 7 =

2. 703 / 14 =

3. 482 / 34 =

 

Part H.

 

For a relay race, the gym teacher divided the class into 4 teams with an equal number of students on each team.  There were 30 students in the class.  Extra students didn’t race.  How many members were on each team?

 

1. Number sentence:                                            2. Solution:                 

 

3. What does the remainder represent?                                                          

 

4. What did you do about the remainder?