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Primary 5 Mathematics Multiplication Division Quiz

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Answer Key - Primary 5 Mathematics Quiz - Multiplication Division

Total Marks: 50

Answer 1.

Answer: 4630 (2 marks)

  • Multiplying by 100 moves the decimal point 2 places right: 46.3463463046.3 \rightarrow 463 \rightarrow 4630.
  • Teaching note: The digits never change order; only the decimal point moves. Zeros fill empty places.
  • Common mistake: Writing 46.300 — that equals 46.3, unchanged.

Answer 2.

Answer: 90 (2 marks)

  • Step 1: 63000÷100=63063\,000 \div 100 = 630 (remove one zero pair).
  • Step 2: 630÷7=90630 \div 7 = 90.
  • Teaching note: Dividing by a multiple of 10 means dividing by the power of 10 first, then by the basic fact (63÷7=963 \div 7 = 9, adjusted by zeros).

Answer 3.

Answer: 24 (2 marks)

  • Order of operations: division comes before subtraction.
  • Step 1: 18÷3=618 \div 3 = 6. Step 2: 306=2430 - 6 = 24.
  • Common mistake: (3018)÷3=4(30 - 18) \div 3 = 4 — wrong because there are no brackets.

Answer 4.

Answer: 15 (2 marks)

  • A missing factor is found by division: 255÷17=15255 \div 17 = 15.
  • Check: 17×15=25517 \times 15 = 255. ✓
  • Teaching note: Multiplication and division are inverse operations.

Answer 5.

Answer: 108 (2 marks)

  • Split: 800÷8=100800 \div 8 = 100 and 64÷8=864 \div 8 = 8; then 100+8=108100 + 8 = 108.
  • Check: 108×8=864108 \times 8 = 864. ✓

Answer 6.

Answer: 34 (2 marks)

  • Brackets first: 2×3=62 \times 3 = 6.
  • Then division and multiplication left to right: 36÷6=636 \div 6 = 6; 7×4=287 \times 4 = 28.
  • Finally addition: 6+28=346 + 28 = 34.
  • Marking: M1 correct order shown, A1 answer 34.

Answer 7.

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Answer Key - Primary 5 Mathematics Quiz - Multiplication Division

Total Marks: 50

Answer 1.

Answer: 4630 (2 marks)

  • Multiplying by 100 moves the decimal point 2 places right: 46.3463463046.3 \rightarrow 463 \rightarrow 4630.
  • Common mistake: Writing 46.300 — that equals 46.3, unchanged.

Answer 2.

Answer: 90 (2 marks)

  • Step 1: 63000÷100=63063\,000 \div 100 = 630. Step 2: 630÷7=90630 \div 7 = 90.
  • Teaching note: Divide by the power of 10 first, then use the basic fact 63÷7=963 \div 7 = 9.

Answer 3.

Answer: 24 (2 marks)

  • Division before subtraction: 18÷3=618 \div 3 = 6; then 306=2430 - 6 = 24.
  • Common mistake: (3018)÷3=4(30 - 18) \div 3 = 4 — wrong because there are no brackets.

Answer 4.

Answer: 15 (2 marks)

  • Missing factor found by division: 255÷17=15255 \div 17 = 15.
  • Check: 17×15=25517 \times 15 = 255. ✓

Answer 5.

Answer: 108 (2 marks)

  • Split: 800÷8=100800 \div 8 = 100 and 64÷8=864 \div 8 = 8; then 100+8=108100 + 8 = 108.
  • Check: 108×8=864108 \times 8 = 864. ✓

Answer 6.

Answer: 34 (2 marks)

  • Brackets first: 2×3=62 \times 3 = 6.
  • Then left to right: 36÷6=636 \div 6 = 6; 7×4=287 \times 4 = 28.
  • Add: 6+28=346 + 28 = 34.
  • Marking: M1 correct order shown, A1 answer 34.

Answer 7.

Answer: 10 948 (2 marks)

  • Step 1: 238×40=9520238 \times 40 = 9520.
  • Step 2: 238×6=1428238 \times 6 = 1428.
  • Add: 9520+1428=109489520 + 1428 = 10\,948.
  • Marking: M1 correct partial products, A1 final answer.

Answer 8.

Answer: 483 (2 marks)

  • Long division: 5796÷125796 \div 12: 57÷12=457 \div 12 = 4 r 9; bring down 9 → 99÷12=899 \div 12 = 8 r 3; bring down 6 → 36÷12=336 \div 12 = 3.
  • Check: 483×12=5796483 \times 12 = 5796. ✓

Answer 9.

Answer: 1224 (2 marks)

  • Multiply by 3 first: 4.08×3=12.244.08 \times 3 = 12.24.
  • Then multiply by 100: 12.24122412.24 \rightarrow 1224.
  • Teaching note: 300=3×100300 = 3 \times 100, so split the multiplication into two easy steps.

Answer 10.

(a) 34 (b) 19 040 (2 marks)

  • (a) Since 56×34=190456 \times 34 = 1904, dividing gives back a factor: 1904÷56=341904 \div 56 = 34.
  • (b) 560=56×10560 = 56 \times 10, so 560×34=1904×10=19040560 \times 34 = 1904 \times 10 = 19\,040.
  • Marking: A1 for each part; method credit if relationship explained.

Answer 11.

Answer: $20 (3 marks)

  • Step 1: Cost of 1 notebook: \12.50 \div 5 = $2.50$.
  • Step 2: Cost of 8 notebooks: \2.50 \times 8 = $20$.
  • Marking: M1 unit cost, M1 multiply by 8, A1 answer with units.
  • Common mistake: Multiplying $12.50 by 8 directly without finding the unit price.

Answer 12.

Answer: 9310 tins (3 marks)

  • Step 1: 245×30=7350245 \times 30 = 7350.
  • Step 2: 245×8=1960245 \times 8 = 1960.
  • Add: 7350+1960=93107350 + 1960 = 9310.
  • Marking: M1 correct setup, M1 correct partial products, A1 answer with units.

Answer 13.

Answer: 7 loaves (3 marks)

  • Step 1: 1250÷175=71250 \div 175 = 7 remainder 3535.
  • Check: 175×7=1225175 \times 7 = 1225; 12501225=351250 - 1225 = 35 g left over.
  • The remainder is not enough for another loaf, so he can bake 7 loaves.
  • Marking: M1 division attempted, A1 quotient 7, A1 explanation that remainder is insufficient.
  • Common mistake: Rounding up to 8 — there is not enough flour.

Answer 14.

Answer: 90 pupils (3 marks)

  • Step 1: Find one part: 240÷8=30240 \div 8 = 30.
  • Step 2: Take 3 parts: 30×3=9030 \times 3 = 90.
  • Marking: M1 divide by denominator, M1 multiply by numerator, A1 answer with units.
  • Alternative: 38×240=7208=90\frac{3}{8} \times 240 = \frac{720}{8} = 90.

Answer 15.

Answer: 23 pieces (3 marks)

  • Step 1: Convert units: 4.6 m=460 cm4.6 \text{ m} = 460 \text{ cm}.
  • Step 2: 460÷20=23460 \div 20 = 23.
  • Marking: M1 correct conversion, M1 division, A1 answer.
  • Common mistake: Dividing 4.6 by 20 without converting units.

Answer 16.

Answer: 70 books (3 marks)

  • Step 1: Money from pens: 145 \times \3 = $435$.
  • Step 2: Money from books: \995 - $435 = $560$.
  • Step 3: Number of books: \560 \div $8 = 70$.
  • Marking: M1 pen money, M1 subtraction, A1 division answer.
  • Check: 435+(70×8)=435+560=995435 + (70 \times 8) = 435 + 560 = 995. ✓

Answer 17.

Answer: 588 stamps (3 marks)

  • Step 1: Stamps in that album at first: 132+15=147132 + 15 = 147.
  • Step 2: Total stamps: 147×4=588147 \times 4 = 588.
  • Marking: M1 reverse the giving-away step, M1 multiply by 4 albums, A1 answer.
  • Common mistake: Subtracting 15 instead of adding it back.

Answer 18.

(a) 15 km (b) 480 km (3 marks)

  • (a) Distance on 1 litre: 315÷21=15315 \div 21 = 15 km.
  • (b) Distance on 32 litres: 15×32=48015 \times 32 = 480 km.
  • Marking: A1 for (a); M1 setup for (b), A1 answer 480 km.
  • Check for (b): 15×32=15×30+15×2=450+30=48015 \times 32 = 15 \times 30 + 15 \times 2 = 450 + 30 = 480. ✓

Answer 19.

Answer: First seven numbers: 4, 12, 36, 108, 324, 972, 2916; the 7th number is 2916 (3 marks)

  • Each term is multiplied by 3:
  • 4×3=124 \times 3 = 12; 12×3=3612 \times 3 = 36; 36×3=10836 \times 3 = 108; 108×3=324108 \times 3 = 324; 324×3=972324 \times 3 = 972; 972×3=2916972 \times 3 = 2916.
  • Marking: M1 pattern continued correctly, A1 full list, A1 correct 7th term identified.
  • Common mistake: Adding 3 instead of multiplying by 3.

Answer 20.

Answer: 9 bags (3 marks)

  • Step 1: Total mangoes: 6×18=1086 \times 18 = 108.
  • Step 2: Mangoes kept: 108÷4=27108 \div 4 = 27.
  • Step 3: Mangoes packed: 10827=81108 - 27 = 81.
  • Step 4: Number of bags: 81÷9=981 \div 9 = 9.
  • Marking: M1 total mangoes, M1 fraction steps (kept/rest), A1 bags answer.
  • Common mistake: Packing the 27 kept mangoes as well, getting 12 bags.

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