Multiplication & Division Word Problems( Week 7 Evaluation) 1. A total of 6 people will go on a picnic. If each person uses 4 napkins, at least how many napkins are needed? 2. A triangle has 3 angles. How many angles in total are there for 4 triangles? 3. Each basketball team has 5 players on the court. There are 2 games playing in the coliseum. How many players in total are there on the court? 4. A band has only trumpet and drum players. The number of people who play drums is 4 times the number of people who play trumpets. How many players in the band if there are 5 trumpet players? 5. There are 3 circles. Each is divided in half. Then each half is divided into two quarters. How many quarters in total? 6. Mom is making pancakes for breakfast. She planned to make 12 pancakes and she has already made 8 pancakes. If it takes 1 minute for her to make one pancake, how many more minutes will be needed for mom to make all the planned pancakes? 7. It is a holiday season. 3 children are putting lights on 3 trees. 2 lights are put on the small tree. The number of the lights on the medium tree is twice that of the lights on the small tree. The number of the lights on the big tree is twice that of the lights on the medium tree. How many lights are there altogether? 8. Laura is unsaddling 11 horses. If she can unsaddle one horse every 3 minutes, how many horses still have saddles on after 9 minutes? 9. There are 4 clowns in a circus. There are twice as many elephants as clowns. There are twice as many lions as elephants. There are half as many ponies as lions. How many ponies are there? 10. We are building a wall with blocks. My wall is 2 blocks high and 5 blocks long. Richard's wall is 5 blocks high and 4 blocks long. Jane's wall is 2 blocks high and 5 blocks long. How many blocks are there in total? |